Glosten | Marine and Offshore Energy Services

Glosten is committed to supporting the marine designs that power our planet. From liquefied natural gas (LNG), to petroleum, to wind, wave and tidal energy, Glosten’s team continuously supports a variety of energy projects. Our broad range of marine energy engineering and consulting is applied to renewable projects as well as hydrocarbon drilling platforms, FPSOs, tankers, terminals and pipelines.

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Related Case Studies

LNG: The Fuel of the Future?

Compliance, Energy, Vessels

Vessel owners and operators are concerned with the cost of increasingly restrictive air emission requirements. The use of LNG fuel instead of diesel or gasoline is gaining popularity due...

PelaStar Tension Leg Platform for Floating Offshore Wind

Energy, Environmental, Marine Offshore Structures, One-of-a-kind

The PelaStar system was conceived by Glosten engineers in 2006, who saw a need to reduce the capital costs of offshore wind and access sites with superior wind resources.

Exxon Kizomba – Traversing Oceans

Compliance, Energy, Marine Offshore Structures, Vessels

Spanning 10,000 miles over six months, the Glosten-developed tow plan for the Kizomba A brought the vessel from Korea to offshore Angola via the Cape of Good Hope.

Offshore Wind – Front End Engineering Design Study

Energy, Environmental, Marine Offshore Structures

In 2012, the UK's Energy Technologies Institute (ETI) awarded Glosten funding to perform a FEED study for a full-scale 6MW offshore wind floating platform system demonstrator.

Wave Energy Converter: From Concept to Reality

Energy, Environmental

Glosten was tasked with integrating OPI’s proprietary hullform, drivetrains, and support systems through a FEED (Front End Engineering Design) cycle.

Arctic Tow Mission

Compliance, Energy, Marine Offshore Structures

Glosten was contracted by Exxon Neftegas Limited for overall management of moving the ORLAN, a 325 feet square Concrete Island Drilling Structure (CIDS), from Prudhoe Bay, Alaska, to Sovietskaya...