Fincantieri launches subsea drone network amid security fears
Italian shipbuilding giant Fincantieri has launched an integrated and autonomous drone and underwater sensor system to protect critical subsea infrastructure.
Supporting growth in Gdansk
’Argo’ is the eighth Damen tug to set sail in the WUZ Port and Maritime Services fleet. The company is growing its fleet in order to support the development of the Port of Gdansk, Poland.
The nuclear option
New guidance promoting nuclear power as a reliable maritime energy source has been published by Lloyd’s Register (LR).
To safely navigate America’s waterways
Raymarine’s Pathfinder Radar System has been selected by New Orleans-based Blessey Marine to support the company’s inland tow boat and barge fleet operating across the United States.
USVs - the right technologies to support the right applications
Simon Adams, Founder & Director of The USV Group, will be speaking at the next session of Get Set for Workboat 2050 on Monday 18 November.
Kuwait Coast Guard upgrades to waterjets
A contract to upgrade the waterjet propulsion systems on 13 vessels operated by the Kuwait Coast Guard has been awarded to Kongsberg Maritime.
Autonomous docking demo on river cruiser
Autonomous docking and sailing on an inland waterway has been demonstrated for what is believed to be the first time.
Fincantieri launches subsea drone network amid security fears
Italian shipbuilding giant Fincantieri has launched an integrated and autonomous drone and underwater sensor system to protect critical subsea infrastructure.
WindEurope calls UK’s £1 billion offshore budget ‘disappointing’
Europe’s wind alliance says the UK’s just-announced budget of more than £1 billion (€1.1 billion) for offshore wind falls well short of targets and undermines the outlook for the continent’s industry.
Skandia Gateway Project delayed by dredging costs
Works to turn Sweden’s largest port into one that can accept the world’s largest ships have been stalled because of dredging costs.
