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China's Maritime Strategy: To Own the Oceans by Adverse Possession

The Maritime Executive 13 Apr 2023

Most of that attention has centered on concerns about sustainability and allegations of illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing ... sovereignty over the high seas ... At the same time, subsea rights to oil and gas and minerals also may be in China’s intentions, particularly as China extends its lead as the largest consumer of energy ... ....

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China’s maritime strategy: To own the oceans by adverse possession

The Hill 28 Mar 2023

sovereignty over the high seas ... At the same time, subsea rights to oil and gas and minerals also may be in China’s intentions, particularly as China extends its lead as the largest consumer of energy.  That said, reducing this occupation strategy to a ploy for gaining fish and fuel betrays a misunderstanding of China’s ambitions ... .

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Cellula successfully completes sea trials of Imotus-S off the coast of British Columbia

The Philadelphia Tribune 15 Dec 2022

... subsea robotic systems ... Cellula's extensive experience in projects that require integrated mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, and software elements in a subsea environment is evident in its wide client base spanning over the defence, mineral exploration and oil & gas sectors.

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Sun Cable to help unlock Indonesia’s green industry opportunity

PV Magazine 22 Nov 2022

Indonesian Minister for Energy and Mineral Resources Arifin Tasrif said linking the archipelago through subsea transmission corridors will play a critical role in enabling the nation to unlock its green industry opportunity, by matching renewable potential with industrial demand centres.

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Cellula divests its Seafloor Drill Division

The Philadelphia Tribune 20 Sep 2022

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Cellula Receives Contract for Design and Build of an Imotus-S AUV for Signature Measurements of ...

The Philadelphia Tribune 11 Jul 2022

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Cellula Robotics Ltd. partners with Trusted Autonomous Systems and the Royal Australian Navy on the ...

The Philadelphia Tribune 12 May 2022

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Global Recreational Boating Market Size Expected To Reach $63 Billion In 2026

Longview News-Journal 16 Mar 2022

OMEX), a global subsea mineral exploration and development company, recently reported results for the third quarter ended September 30, 2021, and provided an update on current projects and future plans ... increasing the value of our mineral portfolio, improving our balance sheet, ...

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Sembcorp to develop 1 GWp of solar plus storage in Indonesia with local partners

Renewables Now 25 Oct 2021

It will supply renewable power to the local communities and is proposed to export power via subsea cables to Singapore. According to the announcement, the signing was attended by Indonesia’s Minister for Energy and Mineral Resources Arifin Tasrif and Singapore’s ...

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Allseas Chooses ABS for Their Deep Sea Mineral Collection Project

The Maritime Executive 12 Oct 2021

A former drillship is being converted to an ABS-Classed subsea mining vessel, in an industry first ... The ABS Guide for Subsea Mining published in 2020, is the only international standard addressing design, construction and operations of subsea mineral collection equipment.

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Toyo enlists Singaporean offshore engineering player for 'world first' deep-sea mineral extraction system

Upstream Online 02 Aug 2021

... for a “pioneering” deep-sea mineral extraction system. NuStar confirmed it had been awarded the contract for the subsea mineral extraction system package design and fabrication.

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DeepOcean acquires Adepth Minerals

Splash24/7 12 Jul 2021

Norwegian subsea services player DeepOcean is buying a majority stake in marine minerals exploration company Adepth Minerals ... Adepth was founded in 2020 by a team of experts from geoscience and subsea operations, looking to extract marine minerals using new, low carbon technology ...

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Iceland May Be Connected to a Sunken Continent Named Icelandia, Study Finds

IGN Insider 02 Jul 2021

"Countries around the world are spending enormous resources conducting subsea geologic research in order to identify their continental shelves and claim exclusive mineral rights there," Durham University's professor, Philip Steinberg, said.

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'Icelandia': Is Iceland the tip of a vast, sunken continent?

Phys Dot Org 30 Jun 2021

Professor Philip Steinberg, Director of IBRU, Durham University's Centrefor Borders Research, noted, "Countries around the world are spending enormous resources conducting subsea geologic research in order to identify their continental shelves and claim exclusive mineral rights there.

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Is Iceland the tip of a secret sunken continent? Sub-aquatic land mass dubbed 'Icelandia' could ...

The Daily Mail 29 Jun 2021

'Countries around the world are spending enormous resources conducting subsea geologic research in order to identify their continental shelves and claim exclusive mineral rights there,' commented Durham University geographer Philip Steinberg.