Could the courts save the US offshore wind industry?
Federal judges have over-turned all five offshore wind stop-work orders or lease suspensions issued by the American president since December.
Expectations exceeded
First reported as Nauplius’ newbuild 29, the ’Burra Sound’ has now successfully completed her sea trials.
£20 million search for a unicorn
The search for the UK’s next defence unicorn has kicked off with the launch of a bespoke £20 million fund.
Collaboration marks next step in marine AI solutions
Hefring Marine’s Intelligent Marine Assistance System (IMAS) is now available as an approved integration on Raymarine’s LightHouse operating system.
Get Set for Workboat 2050: Rotterdam
Digitalisation and AI under the spotlight at the World Maritime Museum in Rotterdam - book your flights now!
Acquisition to transition to growth
Clements Engineering Ltd, specialist in marine propellers, marine shafts, stern tube assemblies and ancillary equipment for small-to-medium-sized vessels, has been acquired by SLX Group Ltd.
VARD delivers second CSOV to Windward Offshore
Norwegian Fincantieri subsidiary Vard named its latest Commissioning Service Operation Vessel (CSOV) Windward Paris at its Vard Brattvaag yard in Norway last week.
Plans laid for first ever ferry linking Scotland and France
The Scottish government has revealed plans to launch the first direct passenger ferry route from Scotland to France. It will also mean the first direct freight services between the two countries since 2018.
Could the courts save the US offshore wind industry?
Federal judges have over-turned all five offshore wind stop-work orders or lease suspensions issued by the American president since December.
WATCH: Belgium energy island structures completed
Construction teams in the Netherlands have successfully built and floated all 23 massive concrete structures for Belgium’s Princess Elisabeth Island
