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CTV builder calls time on future fuel ‘greenwashing’
‘Chitty Chitty Bang Bang’ vessels are not the future, says Farra Marine CEO Martin Rice, adding he will embrace future technology ‘when it works’.
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PROFILE: Viking-inspired safety from Lopolight
For a people known for their sailing expertise, the fact that no Viking had sailed single-handedly around the world simply couldn’t go unaddressed by Jan Møller, Danish CEO of the marine LED light company Lopoight.
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New managers for Jenkins Marine vessels
Two vessels out of the Jenkins Marine fleet are now being managed by Landfall Marine in the Netherlands.
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BW Ideol unveils floating platform mass production
French floating wind developer BW Ideol says its platform will be pushed out in a mass production manner with a new approach.
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Cemex completes dredging at London’s largest port
London’s largest port, the Port of Tilbury, has had 20,000m3 of spoil dredged from berths to allow today’s huge ships to dock.
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AST Networks snaps up Reygar Marine
UK-based Reygar Ltd has been snapped up by international marine communications integrator AST Networks.
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Denmark opens landmark €14 billion offshore wind process
The Danish Energy Agency has opened the largest procurement process for offshore wind in the country’s history.
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IMCA appoints new president and VP
The International Marine Contractors Association has appointed Luca Gentili as president and Hugo Bouvy as vice-president.
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Green light for Scottish floating offshore wind project
A pioneering floating offshore wind project has been granted offshore planning approval
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OPINION: How workboats can achieve ‘near zero’ emissions now
While maritime industry headlines have been dominated by cargo owners’ latest orders of alternative-fuelled vessels or the steady adoption of energy efficiency technologies by some bold first movers, the workboat sector has been quietly, yet dramatically, innovating.
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Polish 1.4GW wind farms to begin installation
Installation will begin on Poland’s first two offshore wind farms this year, owners Equinor and Polenergia have confirmed.
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Value of what’s saved overrides cost of saving it - ISU
On its annual Associate Members’ Day, the president of the International Salvage Union stressed that the focus should always be on the value of what can be saved rather than the cost of saving it.
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‘Arguably the greatest challenge’: The Future Fuels Mosaic
Join expert speakers at Seawork to talk about the challenges facing the commercial marine fleet with future fuels and decarbonisation.
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Consortium says offshore charging is proven
Leading the charge: Vard and a healthy number of stakeholders say their offshore charging is an important step towards operating offshore on battery power alone.
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Battery system selected for Kotug’s E-Pusher
The Netherlands-based EST-Floattech has been selected to supply the containerised energy solution for Kotug International’s E-Pusher, claimed to be the world’s first fully electric pusher tug.
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Circular shipbreaking launched by Damen
A pilot project to dismantle a small tug and re-use as much as possible has been set up by Dutch tug builder Damen.
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Seawork exhibitors in electric collaboration
Two of Seawork’s exhibitors have collaborated to maximise NMEA data efficiency with a new ’Pathfinder’ system.
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OPINION: How commercial marine could use a studio approach
Some of marine’s greatest challenges could be solved with a studio approach, says Naoki Mizutani, of the Finnish firm NAPA Studios.
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MEPs urged to save Europe’s maritime industry
“It is time for urgent policy action,” a new paper presented to MEPs has claimed, saying it is essential to regain and secure the maritime industry in Europe.
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Historic Spanish beach restoration completed
The largest beach restoration project in Spain’s history has been completed by Dutch marine civils engineering firm Van Oord.