MORSE project awarded funding to study the use of metal organic frameworks in the capture of greenhouse gases from the exhaust streams of ocean-going ships

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The MORSE (MOFs for Reduction of Ship Emissions) project is a feasibility study lead by C-MAT Technologies in partnership with; University College London (UCL), the Natural Environment Research Council (NERC) and Tope Ocean.  At its heart, the MORSE technology employs metal-organic frameworks (MOFs), a class of nanoporous materials which have significant versatility due to their Lego-like …

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Funding announced for first-in-class low-carbon installation vessel for floating offshore wind

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Innovate UK has awarded funding to a consortium including Tope Ocean to design a new class of low-carbon installation vessel for the floating offshore wind market. The consortium, which is led by Morek Engineering, has won the funding based on their proven track record in developing innovative vessel designs and delivering complex offshore operations. The …

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