Eminent Project

The EMINENT project has concluded after three years, delivering the most comprehensive knowledge base yet on Norwegian seabed minerals.

The EMINENT consortium will host its final summit in Bergen on December 9, presenting nearly three years of research results.

EMINENT held its final workshop, reviewing DeepInsight 25 results and eDNA findings ahead of its December 9 closing seminar.

SIVA funding backed a new University of Bergen led expedition, DeepInsight25, that departed Longyearbyen on March 13 this year.

Shearwater and EMINENT partners ran passive and active seismic surveys over the Deep Insight Hill deposit on the Mohns Ridge.

Synne Langelo Wagbo defended her Master's thesis on the Deep Insight Hill sulfide deposit at the University of Bergen last month.

A free April 10 seminar in Bergen during One Ocean Week covered the legal, environmental and technical basics of seabed mining.

EMINENT representatives presented at the Underwater Minerals Conference 2024 in Rarotonga, Cook Islands, to about 200 attendees.

Norway's Green Platform team visited the EMINENT project midway through its work, reviewing results and collaboration gains.

Seabed minerals were named a key renewable energy area at Stavanger's Energiskiftet conference, citing the EMINENT project.