Industry News – Page 162
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NewsJan De Nul Sabetta dredging works
Maritime Journal has learned than an impressive 18 Jan De Nul vessels performed the dredging of 10m cubic metres in the first phase of construction for the new Yamal LNG project at Sabetta Port in Russia.
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€37m winch order
Cargotec''s MacGregor has won an order worth some €37m for 45 electric winches to be installed on Hyundai Heavy Industries'' new 10,000 tonne new heavy lift vessel.
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Blyth bunkering
The UK’s Port of Blyth has signed an agreement with The Geos Group, a marine fuel supplier, to build a new fuel storage facility at the Bates terminal.
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Q4 West windfarm permit
Rijkswaterstaat, part of the Dutch Ministry of Infrastructure and the Environment, has granted a final permit for the Q4 West windfarm.
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CYMEPA president
Mr. George A. Tsavliris was elected president of the Cyprus Maritime Environment Protection Association (CYMEPA) at its recent AGM in Limassol.
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Simulator order
Transas Marine has secured an order for a fast boat rescue simulator from the State Oil Company of the Azerbaijan Republic (SOCAR) which will be used to train personnel in safety.
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NewsBakker power for Brazilian ferries
Netherlands propulsion expert Bakker-Sleidrecht is designing and supplying new drive systems for seven new Brazilian ferries being built by Afai Southern Shipyard in China.
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NewsIHC unveils new SUPREME seal at Europort
IHC Sealing Solutions launched its new zero-pollution SUPREME Athmos seal at this year’s Europort exhibition in Rotterdam.
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Windfarm capability
The Polish shipyard Energomontaz Polnoc Gdynia (EPG) has installed a robotic tube cutting system primarily to cut pipes used in the construction of offshore wind turbines.
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NewsFrench tidal power on the up
French president, François Hollande, is calling for expression-of-interest to build four tidal power pilot projects to kick off the development of the country’s tidal power sector.
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NewsSabik sets up UK NavAids company
Finland’s Sabik Group has set up a new company in the UK to enhance the worldwide distribution of Carmanah/Sabik marine NavAids.
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River Thames now on Google Street View
The UK’s Port of London Authority (PLA) teamed up with Google to capture images of the Thames which will be the first river in Europe to appear on Google Street View.
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NewsBriggs plays its part in Clearwater Forth 2013
Briggs Environmental Services says its operations continue to improve after playing its part in a planned emergency response oil spill simulation, in the Firth of Forth earlier this month.
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NewsDyson Award nominees
AWARDS: The winner of the annual James Dyson Awards will be announced on 7 November 2013 and three marine products are in the running for the grand prize.
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NewsLNG project team
Houlder has set up a project team at its London headquarters to work exclusively on developing LNG projects in response to market requirements.
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NewsFirst UM Wave Craft contract signed
Umoe Mandal AS is to build the first UM Wave Craft – the next generation offshore wind service vessel – for Umoe AS.
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NewsSecurity survey for German windfarms
Sweden based subsea survey specialists MMT have been awarded an Unexploded Ordnance (UXO) search and clearance project for TenneT offshore GmbH in the German Bight.
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NewsSecurity certification for DP World
DP World, UAE Region, has become the first port operator in the Middle East to successfully implement the Regional Security Management System standards and achieve its regional ISO 28000:2007 certification from Lloyd’s Register Quality Assurance (LRQA).
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Security firm succeeds at ISO 28007 Stage 1
Security specialist Ambrey Risk, based in Hereford UK, has shown its commitment to preparing for the new ISO 28007 standard by being one of the first Private Maritime Security Companies (PMSCs) to train internal auditors and has now successfully completed Stage 1 of the ISO 28007 process, in collaboration with ...
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NewsFrench Cheetahs go forth and multiply
The presence of a Cheetah catamaran workboat on the French Atlantic coast for many years has led to a recent succession of orders for the Isle of Wight UK based builders.
