Sunseeker launches rebrand as new owners get on board
Luxury yacht builder Sunseeker is preparing to unveil a major brand refresh at this year’s Cannes Yachting Festival backed by new ownership, fresh investment and an expanded leadership team.
Platinum praise for ‘fantastic platform’ as sponsor returns
Volvo Penta returns to Seawork as a Platinum sponsor having declared the record-breaking 2026 edition as a ‘fantastic platform to showcase innovation’.
Twelve months and 46 new jobs later
Griffon Marine is celebrating the first anniversary of the company’s rebrand from Griffon Hoverwork with a remarkable year of growth.
Joining forces to clean up marine
Halyard and Eminox have signed a Letter of Intent to work together in support of projects requiring SCR and DPF aftertreatment technologies.
Pushing the envelope of ocean understanding
A new ocean research vessel owned and operated by Royal Netherlands Institute for Sea Research (NIOZ) is the recipient of a comprehensive package of advanced technologies.
Role model with a mission - BMT names new Global Technical Director
BMT, the international maritime design, engineering, science and risk-management organisation, has appointed Catriona Savage to the newly created role of Global Technical Director.
Power blackout knocks out anchor capability on survey vessel
Catastrophic engine failure on a survey vessel left it drifting helplessly after a complete electrical blackout rendered its anchors unusable, a UK marine accident investigation has found.
FEATURE: Wind’s low-carbon realities for vessel operators
Offshore wind support is currently having a choppy ride, with at least one industry lead saying it’s not keeping pace with low-carbon objectives. It hasn’t helped that a number of owners and operators who’d enthusiastically taken up alternatives like methanol, batteries and hybridisation took a hit when these suffered unexpected challenges., reports Stevie Knight.
FEATURE: Wind’s low-carbon realities for vessel operators
Offshore wind support is currently having a choppy ride, with at least one industry lead saying it’s not keeping pace with low-carbon objectives. It hasn’t helped that a number of owners and operators who’d enthusiastically taken up alternatives like methanol, batteries and hybridisation took a hit when these suffered unexpected challenges., reports Stevie Knight.
UK’s first multi-berth shore power system switches on
Portsmouth International Port has begun supplying shore power to ferries and cruise ships in what it says is the UK’s first multi-berth, multi-user, multi-frequency shore power system.
