Crash avoidance – cyber safety: Digital and AI benefits
Speakers in the Digitalisation and AI session at Seawork’s Get Set for Workboat 2050 event in Rotterdam last week showed the work going on to exploit new digital technologies to refine operations and make them safer.
Crash avoidance – cyber safety: Digital and AI benefits
Speakers in the Digitalisation and AI session at Seawork’s Get Set for Workboat 2050 event in Rotterdam last week showed the work going on to exploit new digital technologies to refine operations and make them safer.
Crew crisis at the heart of Seawork discussions
As automation creeps in and skilled seafarers head for shore, the commercial workboat sector faces a crewing crisis that no one seems to have a ready answer for.
£84m contract to service almost 200 Royal Navy boats
UK Docks Marine Services has won contracts worth more than £80m to service and maintain 194 Royal Navy and Royal Fleet Auxiliary vessels, Vahana workboats and MOD police craft.
New delivery goes straight into five-year charter
The second Walk-to-Work vessel in a series of four newbuilds has been delivered by Acta Marine.
Future fuels conundrum: crewing, insurance, funding
There’s no confusion about one thing in today’s workboat industry: that there is confusion about what the future for fuels looks like. Finance and crewing elements are equal unknowns, delegates heard at the Get Set for Workboat 2050 conference in Rotterdam last week.
Crew crisis at the heart of Seawork discussions
As automation creeps in and skilled seafarers head for shore, the commercial workboat sector faces a crewing crisis that no one seems to have a ready answer for.
Forging the future: Workboat industry looks ahead
Delegates from across the workboat industry thrashed out issues affecting the sector at Seawork’s Get Set for Workboat session in Rotterdam
Crew crisis at the heart of Seawork discussions
As automation creeps in and skilled seafarers head for shore, the commercial workboat sector faces a crewing crisis that no one seems to have a ready answer for.
UK seabed carbon storage licensing attracts bids for 2 million acres
The North Sea Transition Authority (NSTA) has received applications covering more than 2 million acres of North Sea seabed at the close of the UK’s second carbon storage licensing round last week.
