European electric inland waterways potential explored
Two companies have pledged to work together to make the most of Europe’s inland waterways with what they say are ‘ultra-efficient passenger ferries’ as the European electric waterway transport sector grows.
Bridging the gap
Lloyd’s Register (LR) has published what it believes to be the maritime industry’s first dedicated guidance for using digital 3D models to support classification approval.
Brunvoll delivers first DP system to the Norwegian Sea Rescue Society
Brunvoll has delivered a dynamic positioning system to the largest rescue vessel ever built for the Norwegian Sea Rescue Society.
Supporting the people who keep our ports moving
It’s second helpings for Briggs Marine, as the company returns to sponsor the UK Harbour Masters Association (UKHMA) lunch at Seawork 2027.
Wait is over for island communities as first delivery arrives
French boat builder Piriou has announced two major milestones in a fleet renewal programme which provides services between Penzance and the Isles of Scilly.
Bringing an operator’s perspective to the challenges facing ports today
BMT has appointed Tim Glenister as business development manager, ports and resources – APAC, bringing extensive marine operations and port maintenance experience
European electric inland waterways potential explored
Two companies have pledged to work together to make the most of Europe’s inland waterways with what they say are ‘ultra-efficient passenger ferries’ as the European electric waterway transport sector grows.
European electric inland waterways potential explored
Two companies have pledged to work together to make the most of Europe’s inland waterways with what they say are ‘ultra-efficient passenger ferries’ as the European electric waterway transport sector grows.
Estonia takes delivery of biomethane- and battery-powered workboat
A multi-purpose workboat powered by compressed biomethane (CBM) and battery-electric propulsion has entered service with Estonia’s state fleet, becoming one of only a handful of biomethane-fuelled vessels operating anywhere in the world.
US government extends a hand to small shipyards
The US Maritime Administration (MARAD) is to spend $35 million on modernising small shipyards, funding upgrades to facilities, new equipment and maritime workforce training.
