Työvene wins contract for German Navy support vessel
Finnish boatbuilding company Uudenkaupungin Työvene Oy has won a contract to design and build a Small Waterplane Area Twin Hull (SWATH) crew transfer vessel to support the German Navy in the Baltic Sea.
From Training to Tech: Scaling Sustainable Change in the Workboat Sector
Join new speakers Tim Spitters from TOS (Transport & Offshore Services) and Éomer Zwijnenberg from Rabobank at ‘Get Set for Workboat 2050’ in Rotterdam on Thursday 26 March.
New design revamps ‘all-in-one offshore platform‘
A new 33m Supa-SWATH CTV is the latest result of a joint venture between Walker Marine Design and Mainprize Offshore.
Last chance to book - Get Set for Workboat 2050 in Rotterdam
Join delegates at the second Rotterdam Get Set for Workboat 2050, opening its doors a week tomorrow at the beautiful Wereldmuseum.
European distribution partnership to deliver robust performance
Technical Marine Supplies (TMS) has announced a new partnership with FT Technologies to distribute the FT series wind sensors to the maritime sector across Europe.
Fischer Panda UK sponsors new Autonomy Trail at Seawork 2026
Fischer Panda UK | Power Solutions will be sponsoring the new Autonomy Trail at this year’s Seawork exhibition, highlighting growing involvement in one of the fastest-expanding areas of the commercial marine sector.
Seawork exhibitors partner up for electric marine safety
Seawork exhibitors Hefring Marine and Ecomar Propulsion have struck a partnership that they say will improve safety and operational efficiency at sea.
Työvene wins contract for German Navy support vessel
Finnish boatbuilding company Uudenkaupungin Työvene Oy has won a contract to design and build a Small Waterplane Area Twin Hull (SWATH) crew transfer vessel to support the German Navy in the Baltic Sea.
Offshore charging gathers pace with new UK venture
Offshore charging developer Stillstrom, owned by Maersk, has formally set up a UK entity to ramp up its systems rollout in a signal that a still nascent technology is starting to gather pace.
Special report: Transforming America’s Arctic ports
For nearly two decades, the idea of an American deep-water Arctic port has been on paper only, passed around in congressional hearings, quietly shelved by budget realities and periodically revived as alarm about Russian and Chinese activity in the Arctic grew louder.
