News tagged with: clean-maritime
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Torpoint “Bridge to Zero” to deliver UK-first decarbonisation solution for the world’s busiest chain ferry service
ҹèƵ news: The University is one of three partners in the Bridge to Zero project, which will deliver a plan to transition the Torpoint Ferry service from fossil fuel power to 100% shore-supplied green electricity
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University experts continue push for global shipping sustainability
ҹèƵ news: Academics from the University attended a Westminster event to showcase work to establish a green shipping corridor between the UK, Singapore and ASEAN region.
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ҹèƵ is first to launch an electric boat
ҹèƵ news: In a UK first, the ҹèƵ has added a boat powered by electricity to its fleet of education and research vessels.
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First transatlantic vessel-to-grid project aims to advance marine electrification
ҹèƵ news: The £1.8m CanUK project is uniting experts in the UK and Canada and will deploy bi-directional chargers and electric vessels in ҹèƵ and Halifax, Nova Scotia.
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University helps to pilot pioneering clean maritime initiative
ҹèƵ news: The University is part of a project that will showcase how clean maritime technologies can provide energy flexibility to harbours and ports, at the same time as benefitting the UK’s energy grid
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Great South West receives £7.5 million to boost marine and maritime innovation
ҹèƵ news: The ҹèƵ has played a leading role in the South West being chosen by the UK Government as the country’s Marine and Maritime Launchpad, recognising its leadership in the sector.
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Showcasing the University's expertise at London International Shipping Week
ҹèƵ news: The University has played a prominent role at one of the most important international shipping and maritime events in the world
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Academic participates in international programme for early career scientists
ҹèƵ news: Dr Lee Durndell was chosen by the Royal Society of Chemistry to participate in its 2023 IUPAC Young Observer Programme
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University contributes to major report examining changes needed in the global maritime industry
ҹèƵ news: Kevin Forshaw and Dr Stavros Karamperidis are among the experts who have directly influenced the Global Maritime Trends 2050 report.
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£5.4million project aims to develop world’s largest network of electric workboats
ҹèƵ news: The University is part of the new ZENOW project, a partnership of 15 UK marine businesses and organisations that will ultimately deploy 20 electric workboats
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New index helps the maritime sector advance its commitment to environmental excellence
ҹèƵ news: Launched during London International Shipping Week, academics from the University co-led the development of an environmental benchmarking framework for the global shipping industry
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£3.2million project aims to enable south coast boat owners to transition to clean maritime
ҹèƵ news: The University is playing a key role in a £3.2million project that will create the infrastructure necessary to power the region’s ever-growing fleet of electric maritime vessels.
