INTERVIEW: Ports under pressure: ‘It will work, because it has to’
Whether it’s offshore energy, emissions, autonomy, electrification, digitalisation, national resilience or a host of other changes, the port is in many ways the key to a successful transition - but the infrastructure, investment model and regulatory framework aren’t keeping pace. UK Harbour Masters Association executive officer Captain Martin Willis talks to Maritime Journal about the challenges.
Fruitful discussions send CSD to DRC
Representatives of Metalkol have successfully completed the technical inspection of their newly acquired Cutter Suction Dredger (CSD) 500 at the Damen Dredging yard in the Netherlands.
When Austrian marine engineering meets Italian design
Returning to Seawork in 2027 is this year’s first-timer Belassi, an Austrian developer and manufacturer of high-performance marine propulsion systems for compact watercraft, jet boats and USVs.
Tailored tug heads to the Aegean
Damen Shipyards Group has signed a contract with Greece-based Aegean Tugs Shipping Company for an ASD Tug 2811.
Seawork 2027 set for record expansion as exhibitor demand surges
Seawork is set to stage its largest-ever exhibition in 2027, with strong exhibitor demand reinforcing its position as Europe’s leading commercial marine and workboat exhibition.
Strategic 5 year partnership supports the RNLI’s vital mission
The Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) has announced a strategic five-year partnership with Teledyne brands Raymarine and FLIR Marine.
Allseas orders unique heavy transport vessel for offshore wind
A 230-meter semi-submersible vessel has been ordered by global offshore contractor Allseas to transport huge converter stations to its construction vessel Pioneering Spirit.
Seven deaths, 1 billion hours: IMCA safety report demands closer look
A new safety report from the offshore and marine contracting industry paints a mixed picture of real progress in some areas, but a rise in fatalities that’s causing genuine concern, writes Peter Barker.
INTERVIEW: Ports under pressure: ‘It will work, because it has to’
Whether it’s offshore energy, emissions, autonomy, electrification, digitalisation, national resilience or a host of other changes, the port is in many ways the key to a successful transition - but the infrastructure, investment model and regulatory framework aren’t keeping pace. UK Harbour Masters Association executive officer Captain Martin Willis talks to Maritime Journal about the challenges.
INTERVIEW: Ports under pressure: ‘It will work, because it has to’
Whether it’s offshore energy, emissions, autonomy, electrification, digitalisation, national resilience or a host of other changes, the port is in many ways the key to a successful transition - but the infrastructure, investment model and regulatory framework aren’t keeping pace. UK Harbour Masters Association executive officer Captain Martin Willis talks to Maritime Journal about the challenges.
