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Turkish yards take shelter in niche building
While the financial downturn has had a dampening overall effect on Turkish shipbuilding, the picture for its workboat projects is different, Murat Erdogan, Turkish maritime industry analyst and commentator told MJ. 02 Feb 2012
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Costa Concordia oil removal works underway
SMIT Salvage divers have begun preparations to remove some 2,400 tons of fuel from the stricken cruise liner Costa Concordia. 26 Jan 2012
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Motorways of the Sea gain momentum
The MOS4MOS action continues to gain momentum, as the Activity 2 of the Action came to a close during the Information Days in Livorno, Italy last week. 26 Jan 2012
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College launches GRP wet lay-up courses
The UK’s Brockenhurst College, in partnership with nearby Composite Mouldings (CML) will be launching a series of five day beginner’s courses in GRP wet lay-up using hand laminating techniques. 26 Jan 2012
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UK’s first marine energy park
The UK has is creating its first Marine Energy Park (MEP) in line with the government’s low carbon agenda and with the aim of helping to make wind and tidal power more commercially viable. 25 Jan 2012
Financiers flock to wind farm workboat
Adjacent to Tower Bridge on London’s River Thames, St Katherine’s Dock is very much in the City of London and financiers had only to travel a few blocks for their first sighting of an offshore wind farm support vessel. 02 Feb 2012
Big investment continues as Rostock grows
Port development company Hafen-Entwicklungsgesellschaft Rostock invested more than €55m in the infrastructure of the seaport last year. 02 Feb 2012
Funding finds a home for SS Robin
The UK’s Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) awarded a confirmed grant of just under £1m to the SS Robin Trust on Tuesday, enabling the world’s oldest complete steamship to re-open to the public. 02 Feb 2012
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Financiers flock to wind farm workboat
Adjacent to Tower Bridge on London’s River Thames, St Katherine’s Dock is very much in the City of London and financiers had only to travel a few blocks for their first sighting of an offshore wind farm support vessel. 02 Feb 2012
Big investment continues as Rostock grows
Port development company Hafen-Entwicklungsgesellschaft Rostock invested more than €55m in the infrastructure of the seaport last year. 02 Feb 2012
Turkish yards take shelter in niche building
While the financial downturn has had a dampening overall effect on Turkish shipbuilding, the picture for its workboat projects is different, Murat Erdogan, Turkish maritime industry analyst and commentator told MJ. 02 Feb 2012
Remote monitoring boosts VSAT uptime
As vessels become more like a floating office, there’s an increasing trend towards remote monitoring and maintenance, especially since it can lead to significant cost savings for ship owners. 31 Jan 2012
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