Deep-sea Technologies

Japan's IHI has dropped a gigantic 330-ton turbine power generator onto the ocean floor just off the country's coast. Named Kairyu, the technology is capable of withstanding the most powerful ocean currents and converting its flow into an unlimited supply of electricity.

ONGC is offering a stake to foreign companies in its ultra deep-sea gas discovery and a high-pressure, high-temperature block in the KG basin, as it looks for financial and technological help to bring the challenging fields to production.

The Centre on Wednesday approved a proposal to roll out a "deep ocean mission" to explore the deep ocean for resources and develop deep-sea technologies for sustainable use of ocean resources.

Japan's IHI has dropped a gigantic 330-ton turbine power generator onto the ocean floor just off the country's coast. Named Kairyu, the technology is capable of withstanding the most powerful ocean currents and converting its flow into an unlimited supply of electricity.

ONGC is offering a stake to foreign companies in its ultra deep-sea gas discovery and a high-pressure, high-temperature block in the KG basin, as it looks for financial and technological help to bring the challenging fields to production.

The Centre on Wednesday approved a proposal to roll out a "deep ocean mission" to explore the deep ocean for resources and develop deep-sea technologies for sustainable use of ocean resources.