Equipment News – Page 20
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NewsMotion-compensated gangway optimised for wind market
Ampelmann has developed a new W-type gangway that should be launched by the end of this year.
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NewsData platform upgraded to provide metocean data
A marine data platform by software company TrueOcean has been upgraded so that marine contractors can access weather forecasts all on one platform.
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NewsLandmark evacuation order for safety-first ferries
A major passenger ship operator has chosen to ensure the safety of its passengers with Viking Life-Saving Equipment.
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NewsScania expands IMO Tier III engine range
Seawork exhibitor Scania has expanded its engine portfolio with seven new IMO Tier III-compliant engines.
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NewsSMST supplies critical mission equipment for Damen CSOVs
SMST will deliver two sets of mission equipment for the newbuild Damen CSOVs for Windcat Offshore
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News - VideosWATCH: World first port drone network launched
The 120km2 Port of Antwerp area is now surveilled by six new pairs of eyes following the work of a partnership among the port and three tech firms.
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NewsCyber resilience approval for Damen Triton
Damen has received classification society Bureau Veritas (BV) Type Approval Certification for Cyber Resilience for its Triton Internet of Things (IoT) platform.
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NewsCargo ship crashes into North Sea wind turbine
Investigators remain tight-lipped over a cargo ship crashing into an Ørsted offshore wind turbine last week.
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NewsAids to Navigation: A word from Seawork exhibitor Hydrosphere
Since 1994, Hydrosphere has been providing reliable, high-quality and cost-effective AtoN solutions to the marine industry and beyond. Managing director John Caskey shares some pointers.
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NewsCaudwell Marine announces 300hp outboard with integrated steering
A new diesel outboard and steering system could be a game changer for vessels in the commercial and military markets.
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NewsRevealed: the world’s first uncrewed SAR vessel
Zelim selects Sea Machines SM300 autonomy for unmanned search and rescue vessel
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News - VideosIMO pleads for help to prevent oil catastrophe
A potentially catastrophic oil spill needs an urgent international response, says the IMO, which has contracted Boskalis subsidiary Smit Salvage to help avert a humanitarian and environmental disaster.
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NewsVessel ordered to maintain navaids
Marine services provider Briggs Marine will enhance its maintenance support vessel provision following an order for a 40m long addition to its fleet from Spain’s Freire Shipyard.
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NewsRoyal seal of approval for marine technology innovators
Three marine technology companies are among those to receive the first King’s Awards for Enterprise
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NewsAnother marine death highlights ‘shipping’s deadly problem’
Reports of another marine worker who died during transfer to a seagoing vessel has prompted calls from a safety advisory firm to educate crews - and fast.
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News - VideosMJ EXCLUSIVE: BMT wins MOD tug training contract for aircraft carriers
The UK Ministry of Defence has awarded BMT a multi-year contract to use its tug simulator hub to train admiralty pilots and tug masters of the Navy’s aircraft carriers
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NewsDeveloping next generation turbine installation crane technology
A new vessel offshore installation system is being developed for the next generation of offshore wind turbine generators
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NewsCummins to spend $10m on new European facility
Engine maker Cummins is to open its first European specialist high horsepower engine rebuild facility at a cost of $10 million.
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NewsHeerema installs wind turbines with new floating method
A wind farm installation has been carried out using a new RNA floating method by marine contractor Heerema
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NewsGigantic quay cranes arrive at Antwerp
A ‘major milestone’ in a €200 million expansion plan to the Antwerp Gateway terminal has been passed with the arrival of three gigantic quay cranes.
