Floating wind farms, ammonia and carbon capture: Seatrium bets on green opportunities
The offshore and marine player is also exploring ‘moonshot’ projects such as a floating nuclear platform
Even as US politics roils the clean energy industry, Seatrium sees fresh growth opportunities: developing infrastructure for floating offshore wind farms, as well as ammonia production platforms and carbon capture retrofits for vessels.
Formed in 2023 from the merger of Sembcorp Marine and Keppel Offshore & Marine, the company has a long track record in oil and gas infrastructure, and is now applying this expertise to green sectors.
“This is where we see that the market is moving to,” said Aziz Merchant, Seatrium’s executive vice-president for engineering, technology and new product development.
Originally published by businesstimes.com.sg. Syndicated material does not necessarily reflect the views of Grazia British.
More Fashion
LEESA ROWLAND From Hollywood to the Unknown: The Producer, Writer, Actress and Model Creating Her Own Next Chapter
Leesa Rowland has never been defined by just one role. Actress. Model. Writer. Producer. Author. Creative visionary. Philanthropist. Each title represents a different part of a career…
The Rise of Trevor Dutch: Strength, Style and Substance
From New York City to Europe’s Fashion Capitals, Trevor Dutch Is Bringing Strength, Sophistication, and Individuality to Every Frame In a city that never slows down, Trevor Dutch has…
Commentary: This year's Met Gala proved one thing: The real devil who wears Prada is Jeff Bezos
Apparently not content with bankrupting Sears, Toys R Us, Radio Shack and countless other businesses; buying and then maiming the Washington Post; and leading the Tech Bro right turn to…
Bald eagle 'massaging' its mate? AI deepfakes collide with the laws of the wild
Shadow gingerly places one taloned foot, then the other, on Jackie as she hunkers down on the nest. With Big Bear Lake glittering in the distance, he raises each foot in a kneading motion…