Swedish company CorPower Ocean has secured €32 million in Series B1 funding to advance […] The post CorPower Ocean locks €32M funding to scale wave energy commercialization appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Coastal Liberty, an offshore service supply vessel (OSV) operated by Dutch maritime support provider Acta Marine, has undergone a refit and now sails emission-free on green hydrogen. The post Coastal Liberty OSV debuts containerized hydrogen-electric energy system appeared first on Offshore Energy.
A Yinson Production-operated floating production, storage, and offloading (FPSO) unit chartered by Brazilian state-owned oil and gas giant Petrobras has produced first oil in the pre-salt Campos Basin offshore Brazil. The post FPSO offshore Brazil sees first oil sooner than planned appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Consulting and engineering firm Wood has established and is leading a joint industry partnership […] The post 18 companies unite in joint industry partnership to accelerate CCUS projects appeared first on Offshore Energy.
MT Group has signed a contract with the Klaipeda State Seaport Authority to build a green hydrogen production and refueling station in the Port of Klaipeda. The post MT Group to build hydrogen production and refueling station in Port of Klaipeda appeared first on Offshore Energy.
Inyanga Marine Energy Group has taken control of the D10 tidal turbine, the first […] The post Inyanga Marine Energy takes charge of France’s first grid-connected tidal turbine appeared first on Offshore Energy.
UK-based maritime design and applied technologies company Artemis Technologies has won the tender to supply […] The post New fully-electric pilot boat marks Sweden’s step toward greener operations appeared first on Offshore Energy.
On its fleet expansion quest, Taiwanese shipping company U-Ming Marine Transport has placed a […] The post Pressing on with fleet expansion, U-Ming books four new LNG-ready bulkers in China appeared first on Offshore Energy.
A couple of weeks ago, I talked about the new and growing fight between Automattic/Matt Mullenweg and WP Engine. Back then, the two were mainly trading words, and dueling cease and desist letters. However, the scope seems to be continuing to expand, including WP Engine filing an actual lawsuit against Matt Mullenweg and Automattic.
As much as I love using WordPress, there are certain quirks about it that annoy me. One of those in particular is that the only default way to change your user profile photo is by linking it to a Gravatar profile. It’s not only annoying because it forces you to create an account with a service that you probably wouldn’t use otherwise, but then it also populates that same photo on any WordPress site you log into (if you use the same email address).