ShipEco
Marine is an innovations company that links ideas in different ways to re-use
what already exists across different industries.
Many of these proven technologies are re-purposed and have little
and often no need for further development.
ShipEco
Marine was set up in April 2013 and has since been in a research and
development mode, looking at a number of projects. The company
was set up specifically with the purpose of developing clean green energy,
public utility projects to improve strategic national infrastructure, much
of which is currently under-utilised. It is this poor utilisation that enables
a 'potakabin' temporary like solution to be delivered in the form of converted
ships (EcoShips) to optimise the infrastructure in sea areas both inshore
and offshore.
The
oil
and gas industry first came up with the idea of re-using existing
tankers as platforms from which to produce from oil fields. These vessels are
known as Floating Production Storage and Offloading vessels or FPSOs.
ShipEco Marine has developed a number of products similar to these FPSOs
but in the Renewable Energy arena. In effect these pre-designed modified
vessels are Clean Energy FPSOs capable of producing water, gas and electricity.
