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Seawork is back in June 2022!
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Samples to determine best undersea materials
A team of researchers from Swansea University is carrying out a three-year study that will determine what the best materials for undersea construction are.
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Mergers & Acquisitions
Reports claim CMA CGM poised for buyout
French shipping firm CMA CGM will take over a logistics firm once it has been returned to its French owners, according to reports.
Latest Appointments
Strategic appointments for Norwegian shipowner
The new management appointments have been made with a zero-emissions shipping strategy in mind
24 million m3 dredged in Polish project
Van Oord and DEME complete massive Polish dredging project.
Consortium plans offshore H refuelling
A study has found that with the right infrastructure, small and medium-sized vessels can be refuelled offshore with hydrogen.
Hydrogen and wind concept revealed
A Memorandum of Understanding has been signed to develop hydrogen transport solutions and the first floating wind turbine to be integrated with a hydrogen production system.
Monopile installations agreed by Heerema
Heerema will install 64 offshore monopiles in the latest German wind farm project
Jacket lifting system completes first deployment
Allseas’ Pioneering Spirit’s recent 8,100t lift is barely a third of its new system’s lifting capacity.
How LTE/5G is disrupting maritime connectivity
Reducing costs and improving communications in the maritime industry
Italdraghe and Torqeedo announce new emission-free electric drives for commercial and working marine vessels
Torqeedo and Italdraghe today announced the joint development of an outboard, retractable electric propulsion system for commercial and working vessels in inland and urban waterways.
New partnership streamlines underwriting
Marine insurer Thomas Miller Specialty has partnered an AI firm to improve its underwriting capabilities.
Suction sails ordered to save fuel and emissions
Three suction sails will be installed on a Louis Dreyfus Armateurs vessel next year to save considerable fuel costs and emissions.
Salvage work keeps Donjon Marine busy
New Jersey US-based salvor Donjon Marine and Donjon-Smit and its alliance with Dutch company Smit Salvage have updated details of what was a busy 2021.
Samples to determine best undersea materials
A team of researchers from Swansea University is carrying out a three-year study that will determine what the best materials for undersea construction are.
Floating wind project progresses
The offshore mooring installation for the DemoSATH floating wind project has been successfully completed
Suction sails ordered to save fuel and emissions
Three suction sails will be installed on a Louis Dreyfus Armateurs vessel next year to save considerable fuel costs and emissions.
Tidal energy buoy to be tested at EMEC
US-based Aquantis has booked a berth at EMEC to test its latest generation tidal energy product.
Consortium plans offshore H refuelling
A study has found that with the right infrastructure, small and medium-sized vessels can be refuelled offshore with hydrogen.
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Solarglide is proud to represent the North East of England, as part of the brand new UK-Canada Free Trade Agreement (FTA) after being approached by the Department of International Trade (DIT).
Med Marine Signs with Port Qasım Authority of Pakistan for Buoy Tender Vessel
On March 16th, Med Marine signed a contract with the Port Qasim Authority of Pakistan (PQA) for the delivery of a Conventional Twin Screw Buoy Tender Vessel MED-B4500. The vessel will be used by Med Marine’s client for buoy-laying in the port located in Pakistan’s most populated city of Karachi.
Williams Shipping have signed a new lease with the Port of Milford Haven
Williams Shipping have signed a new lease with the Port of Milford Haven which will keep them operating and providing marine services from Pembroke Port for the next 15 years, continuing the company’s commitment to long-term investment in the area.
Underwater bow thruster repairs
As you can read in the examples below, Hydrex diver/technicians can perform a wide range of repair or maintenance work on all types of thrusters.
Scrubber overboard pipe repairs in Belgium, France, Spain and Malta
Recently Hydrex diver/technicians carried out scrubber overboard pipe repairs in ports in Belgium, France, Malta and Spain. On a 397-meter container ship two pipes were replaced while one pipe was replaced on an oil tanker. In all cases the pipes were protected with a corrosion resistant coating produced by Subsea Industries.
Wide range of underwater operations across Europe
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Restoring damaged propeller blades to their original condition
When damage to propellers occurs due to impact with ice and other debris Hydrex can help shipowners, even if the damage is quite extensive.
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