A maritime growth organization has welcomed GeoPura, a zero-emission hydrogen power provider, enhancing Teesside’s clean energy reputation. This partnership offers Tees Maritime Cluster members access to hydrogen expertise, fostering collaboration and reducing risks in zero-emission projects. GeoPura’s innovative solutions aim to transform industrial and maritime energy practices sustainably.
The North East STEM Foundation (NESF) is in full support of the Tees Maritime Cluster launch, aiming to establish Tees Valley as a maritime investment hub. With funding from various sources and key stakeholders involved, the cluster aims to promote maritime careers, innovation, and attract investments. This collaborative effort is set to drive economic growth.
Efforts to establish a world-class maritime cluster in Goa have faced setbacks, with a facility in Verna remaining unused due to the absence of necessary machinery. Previous attempts to procure equipment were unsuccessful, hindering the project’s progress. Efforts are being made to start the project again.
