Dutch deep-tech firm proves military/civilian crossover
Dutch fibre-optic sensing tech firm Optics11 has signed a contract with the Dutch Ministry of Defence for a towed sensing array that can be used for all surface 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’.
Twelve months and 46 new jobs later
Griffon Marine is celebrating the first anniversary of the company’s rebrand from Griffon Hoverwork with a remarkable year of growth.
Joining forces to clean up marine
Halyard and Eminox have signed a Letter of Intent to work together in support of projects requiring SCR and DPF aftertreatment technologies.
Pushing the envelope of ocean understanding
A new ocean research vessel owned and operated by Royal Netherlands Institute for Sea Research (NIOZ) is the recipient of a comprehensive package of advanced technologies.
Role model with a mission - BMT names new Global Technical Director
BMT, the international maritime design, engineering, science and risk-management organisation, has appointed Catriona Savage to the newly created role of Global Technical Director.
Power blackout knocks out anchor capability on survey vessel
Catastrophic engine failure on a survey vessel left it drifting helplessly after a complete electrical blackout rendered its anchors unusable, a UK marine accident investigation has found.
Power blackout knocks out anchor capability on survey vessel
Catastrophic engine failure on a survey vessel left it drifting helplessly after a complete electrical blackout rendered its anchors unusable, a UK marine accident investigation has found.
UK’s first multi-berth shore power system switches on
Portsmouth International Port has begun supplying shore power to ferries and cruise ships in what it says is the UK’s first multi-berth, multi-user, multi-frequency shore power system.
UK’s first multi-berth shore power system switches on
Portsmouth International Port has begun supplying shore power to ferries and cruise ships in what it says is the UK’s first multi-berth, multi-user, multi-frequency shore power system.
