RINA signs MOU to promote battery-hybrid propulsion
Global ship classification body RINA (Registro Italiano Navale) has pledged to work with the South Korean group Hanwha on greater adoption of advanced battery-hybrid propulsion systems in the maritime sector.
Over 27,000 lives saved - new contract signed
International delegations attended a meeting marking the signing of a contract for the delivery of thirteen Search and Rescue (SAR) 1906 vessels to be operated by the Turkish Coast Guard.
MOD contracts drive growth and jobs
Griffon Marine is set to create new skilled jobs and further economic growth across the Solent UK region following its recent contract awards under the UK MOD’s BISS 26 programme.
Anzac Class Design Support Contract for BMT
BMT has joined forces with BAE Systems Australia, the prime contractor for the Design Support Contract (DSC) supporting the Royal Australian Navy’s Anzac class frigates.
Delivering lifesaving outreach, community engagement and training opportunities
Barrus Ltd has confirmed its support for FreeSpirit of the Sea, a purpose-built charity vessel designed to deliver lifesaving outreach, community engagement and training opportunities.
Electric shift for Baltic ferry as hybrid vessel deal signed
A Swedish ferry operator has signed an agreement to install a large-scale battery system on a new hybrid high-speed vessel as part of efforts to reduce fuel use and emissions on a key Baltic Sea route.
OfCom opens consultation for clearer signals, safer seas
The UK’s communications regulator has opened a consultation on Maritime Spectrum Licences to align them with international practice and simplify processes, it says.
Latest Maritime Battery report shows evolving sector trends
The maritime battery sector is rapidly evolving, with more approvals, different chemistries and greater vessel electrification, a report by the Maritime Battery Form has shown.
Offshore wind surge risks transport bottlenecks, data warns
With the demand for offshore wind components predicted to surge in the coming years, getting them to where they’re needed could become an issue, analysis by maritime data analytics company Spinergie has found.
Teesport Offshore Gateway aims to rival UK’s largest offshore wind ports
PD Ports says it plans to have a major offshore wind hub up and running within two years, competing with the more established UK ports.
