NEWS

Silicon Valley is coming to ONS 2018

Category: Energy

Digitalisation and new technological opportunities will be highlighted throughout ONS 2018. Learn about technological trends from executives in Google, Amazon, Microsoft and IBM at the ONS Conference – and see the latest digital solutions on display in the Digitalisation Zone arena at the ONS Exhibition. The current wave of digitalisation is transforming the oil and […]

Source: ONS

Can Norway help us solve the plastic crisis, one bottle at a time?

Category: Culture / Lifestyle

A bottle deposit hub on the outskirts of Oslo has had a stream of high-level international visitors. Can its success be replicated worldwide? Tens of thousands of brightly coloured plastic drinks bottles tumble from the back of a truck on to a conveyor belt before disappearing slowly inside a warehouse on the outskirts of Oslo. […]

Source: The Guardian

Cargill launches global CO2 challenge with DNV GL to decarbonize shipping

Category: Shipping & Offshore

US-based trade giant Cargill announced the launch of ‘CO2 Challenge’ which aims to find and scale new technologies capable of reducing a ship’s gross CO2 emissions by 10%. The initiative, focused on decarbonizing the shipping sector, is being launched in partnership with DNV GL. The announcement comes some days after the company revealed plans to […]

Source: Safety4Sea

Crestron Partners with Huddly to Further Enhance Crestron Mercury® UC Experience

Category: Technology

Crestron, a global leader in control and automation for the modern workplace, today announced that, through its new partnership with Huddly, Crestron Mercury®, the best-selling all-in-one UC and AV tabletop solution, is now compatible with the Huddly wide-angle USB camera. The new pairing provides an undistorted, ultra-wide viewing angle of all participants in a meeting room […]

Source: Crestron

Autonomous Mini-Ferry Moves Forward in Trondheim

Category: Shipping & Offshore

Researchers at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) are developing a small autonomous passenger ferry in Trondheim, Norway, a region that has opened its doors for testing self-driving ship technology. NTNU’s Departments of Electronic Systems, Technical Cybernetics and Marine Engineering are developing a prototype driverless ferry that can carry a dozen passengers on calm inland waters. […]

Source: The Maritime Executive

Published: January 23, 2026