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Addendum Signing at the renaming ceremony of Seatrium New Energy Lab @ NTU: (From left to right) Mr Chris Ong, CEO (Seatrium); Prof Ho Teck Hua, President (NTU) [Photo from Seatrium]

Seatrium and NTU open new lab for marine energy innovation

The lab will research ammonia use in offshore and marine applications.

Seatrium Limited and Nanyang Technological University have launched a new energy laboratory.

The laboratory aims to advance research on the use of ammonia in offshore and marine (O&M) applications, amongst others.

Apart from ammonia use, the Seatrium New Energy Lab @ NTU will also research carbon capture technology using metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) and a data-driven digital twin model for enhancing marine electrification.

Meanwhile, the parties also vowed to promote
continuous learning and workforce development in Seatrium through the lab, offering PaCE@NTU and SkillsFuture-related courses.

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