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Solar, wind and tidal for renewable fuels: what the research says (opens the original)
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Most global transport and heavy industry still rely on fossil fuels; for these hard-to-abate sectors, decarbonisation hinges on the development of low-carbon alternatives. Green hydrogen, ethanol and synthetic fuels are seeing some limited adoption, but cost-competitiveness and scalability remain challenging. Across the solar, wind and tidal sectors, researchers are working to push the needle towards commercial viability. The gold standard of business intelligence. Combine business intelligence
Solar, wind and tidal for renewable fuels: what the research says - Offshore Technology (opens the original)
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Most global transport and heavy industry still rely on fossil fuels; for these hard-to-abate sectors, decarbonisation hinges on the development of low-carbon alternatives. Green hydrogen, ethanol and synthetic fuels are seeing some limited adoption, but cost-competitiveness and scalability remain challenging. Across the solar, wind and tidal sectors, researchers are working to push the needle towards commercial viability. The gold standard of business intelligence. Combine business intelligence
Solar, wind and tidal for renewable fuels: what the research says - Power Technology (opens the original)
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Most global transport and heavy industry still rely on fossil fuels; for these hard-to-abate sectors, decarbonisation hinges on the development of low-carbon alternatives. Green hydrogen, ethanol and synthetic fuels are seeing some limited adoption, but cost-competitiveness and scalability remain challenging. Across the solar, wind and tidal sectors, researchers are working to push the needle towards commercial viability. Combine business intelligence and editorial excellence to reach engaged pr
Robots are taking over human risk: Automa 2026 - Offshore Technology (opens the original)
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A single diving-led inspection of a North Sea pipeline can run into six figures before it even starts. A typical 50km stretch takes a crew of six to eight divers ten to 15 days and costs $250,000–400,000. Prices climb further if the structure sits in deep water and requires saturation diving equipment. Subsea inspections also involve significant physical risk and the task remains among the most hazardous jobs in the industry. The gold standard of business intelligence. Combine business intellige
Two months to go: get your ticket for OEEC 2026 - Offshore Technology (opens the original)
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The countdown to Offshore Energy Exhibition & Conference (OEEC) 2026 is on. On 24 and 25 November, the international offshore energy industry will come together at RAI Amsterdam – and now is the time to secure your ticket. With November getting closer, preparations are in full swing. Companies, industry leaders, experts and professionals from across the offshore energy value chain are getting ready for two days of business, networking, knowledge sharing and new opportunities. Combine business in
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