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• Green development funding September 24, 2021
  London-based Uber Boat by Thames Clippers has won funding to support three green river transport research and development (R&D) projects.
• New quay wall will be used to service the world’s largest offshore wind farm September 24, 2021
  Work has begun on a new 113m quay wall to moor windfarm Service Operation Vessels in the Port of Tyne, UK.
• AI will improve vessel efficiency September 23, 2021
  Lloyd's Register has acquired GreenSteam, a marine data intelligence company specialising in improving vessel efficiency through machine learning.
• Unmanned lifeboat will free-fall launch from wind turbines September 23, 2021
  A start-up developing a complete lifesaving system for offshore energy, has partnered with naval architect Chartwell Marine to deliver a first in class remotely operated rescue vessel.
• Wing Group expands September 22, 2021
  The Wing Group is expanding its European operations.
• Geotechnical data analysis lab September 22, 2021
  A new laboratory testing facility will offer fast and accurate analysis of all types of geotechnical data.
• Digital twin development will aid hydrogen moves September 22, 2021
  IOTICS is creating a digital twin of Portsmouth International Port as part of an ambitious £1.5m project to demonstrate an achievable modular green hydrogen generation system within the Port.
• Interconnector construction contract awarded September 22, 2021
  Greenlink has awarded the engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contract for the Greenlink electricity interconnector project to a consortium comprised of Siemens Energy AG and Sumitomo Electric Industries.
• Solar, Bluetooth and remote programming September 22, 2021
  The SL-75 from Australian navaids manufacturer Sealite is a next-generation solar marine lantern with up to 5NM visible range.
• Fossil fuel free ferries September 22, 2021
  The ferry operator Stena Line, Frederikshavn Municipality, and the Port of Frederikshavn have signed a historic agreement in which the parties commit to take their share of the responsibility for making Gothenburg-Frederikshavn the world's first fossil fuel free ferry line of its kind.