Tuesday, November 5, 2024

Institute Of Marine Engineering News

SurfWEC to Tap Ocean Wave Power

New Jersey based marine engineering firm Martin & Ottaway together with industry partners, has formed a new company, SurfWEC LLC, that will develop Wave Energy Converters (WECs) using patented features that are expected to increase energy recovery rates by an order of magnitude over legacy…

LNG Not a Solution for Reducing GHG

Liquefied natural gas is not a panacea to reducing greenhouse gas emissions and its increasing use as a marine fuel could be worse for the environment than burning heavy fuel oil. Adams, a Fellow of the Institute of Marine Engineering, Science & Technology who now heads the Association of Bulk Terminal Operators…

OI 2016 Preview: Hydrography, Geophysics & Geotechnics

 Being able to get close to exhibits is what exhibitions are all about. (Photo Credit: Trevor Smeaton)

Hydrography, geophysics and geotechnics lie at the heart of Oceanology International, the world’s largest marine science and ocean technology exhibition and conference, (ExCeL London, UK 15-17 March), and this year’s conference session at OI 2016 shows just how relevant the topics continue to be.

Wood Group Pioneers Five JIPs

Wood Group is leading five new joint industry  projects (JIPs) which will use the company’s extensive subsea experience to solve  industry-wide challenges. SURFIM  Network involves the largest number of operators for a Wood Group Kenny JIP,  with 14 major companies having participated in its first phase.

Women Engineers Play Key Role in Submarine Races

MOre than 100 young people from 11 universities from six countries on three continents gather to take part in the European International Submarine Races. The event organizers are celebrating National Women in Engineering Day by highlighting the strength the involvement of women had in teams.