The shrinking sea: Europe’s marine engineers called in to save Caspian ports
While ports around the world prepare for rising sea levels, those on the shores of the Caspian Sea face precisely the opposite challenge.
From placement student to R&D Manager
Barrus has promoted Jon Bebb to Research & Development Manager, succeeding Phil James following his retirement after 28 years with the company.
One2three, it’s BMT!
BMT has acquired Australian naval architecture business One2three Naval Architects, further strengthening its position in independent global commercial and specialist vessel design.
£36 million contract hits major milestone
Marine Specialised Technology Group (MST) has reached a significant milestone in its contract to supply the UK Ministry of Defence (MOD) with eighteen high-speed Police Patrol Craft.
Playing a vital role in logistics support, humanitarian assistance and disaster relief missions
Damen Shipyards Group and the Government of the Commonwealth of the Bahamas have signed contracts for a comprehensive refit programme covering four Royal Bahamas Defence Force (RBDF) vessels.
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’.
Commercial marine looks beyond diesel in Australia
Electric propulsion, fuel efficiency and Australian-made innovation dominated this year’s Australian Commercial Marine Conference, where a record number of industry professionals gathered this week to explore the technologies and ideas shaping the next generation of commercial vessels.
Recent plastic spill one of worst ever in UK waters
If estimates are correct that one billion plastic pellets – around 25 tonnes – were spilled into the sea during a recent collision at port in northern England, the incident would be one of the worst ever recorded in UK waters.
Recent plastic spill one of worst ever in UK waters
If estimates are correct that one billion plastic pellets – around 25 tonnes – were spilled into the sea during a recent collision at port in northern England, the incident would be one of the worst ever recorded in UK waters.
The shrinking sea: Europe’s marine engineers called in to save Caspian ports
While ports around the world prepare for rising sea levels, those on the shores of the Caspian Sea face precisely the opposite challenge.
