All articles by Jake Frith
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NewsFEATURE: 40kW outboard offers mid-size electrification
RAD Propulsion believes it has plugged a gap in the market between small <10kW boat engines and those at the other end of the scale.
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NewsRemote renewables vessel fleet investment
Wilhelmsen has acquired a 21% stake in Reach Subsea ASA. This further positions Wilhelmsen in the renewable value chain along with recognising the substantial potential in Reach’s innovative remote subsea concept.
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NewsScaffFloat down under
ScaffFloat, from Seawork exhibitors WorkFloat, a system of patented plastic floats that allows pontoons, barges and workboats to be built from standard scaffold components, has just launched its first pontoon in Australia through one of its local partners, AEG Group.
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NewsState-of-the-art ambulance boat for Austevoll
A Finnish boatbuilder, known for its high specification emergency, military, law enforcement and pilot vessels has delivered a new ambulance boat to Austevoll near Bergen, Norway.
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NewsNew wireless seabed unexploded ordnance disposal capability
A marine technology company is aiming to improve the safety and efficiency of unexploded ordnance (UXO) clearance during offshore energy projects with the introduction of a secure, wireless underwater initiation capability.
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NewsCould new hologram technologies transform maritime training?
A digital maritime training provider will soon offer live courses run by holographic tutors from the company’s headquarters in Limassol, Cyprus, to audiences around the globe.
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NewsRevolutionary 74m Fast Crew Supplier
The last phase of the commissioning of the first of Damen’s ground-breaking Fast Crew Supplier (FCS) 7011 class – the Aqua Helix - is now underway.
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NewsAsian wave energy solution with a European footprint
A South Korean wave energy developer is revealing ambitious growth plans for 2022, plotting further global expansion and new projects to accelerate commercialisation.
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NewsAluminium shipbuilding alliance
UK and French specialist shipyards have announced a merger to produce a strong multinational player in aluminium shipbuilding.
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NewsUnderwater radiated noise is pollution too
Classification society The Korean Register (KR) has developed new ‘Guidance for Underwater Radiated Noise’ which will help protect marine ecosystems by reducing noise from ships.
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NewsFoiling hydrogen fuel cell chase boat
We’re not usually in the habit here at MJ of covering yacht racing chase boats, but when it’s a ground-breaking full foiling, hydrogen powered 50kn boat, it’s a different matter.
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NewsMarine propulsion start-up takes transatlantic leap
Italian propulsion innovator Sealence has announced the recent milestone of opening a branch office in the United States.
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NewsSeagoing unmanned survey vessel for marine and offshore construction
A dredging contractor will deploy its first seagoing unmanned survey vessel in marine and offshore conditions.
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NewsAnother Gondán build contract for Edda Wind
Spanish shipyard Astilleros Gondán has received an order for a Commissioning Service Operation Vessel for Edda Wind.
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NewsMobility and Scour assessment underway
A potential Irish Sea windfarm site has appointed a UK technical consultancy firm to evaluate the site’s characteristics.
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NewsPrivate 5G networks in ports
According to Neill Young, Business Development Director and Verticals Lead at Blu Wireless, automated ports generate a considerable amount of data.
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NewsTeesport RoRo upgrade contract awarded
UK wet civil engineering firm, Land & Water, has secured a £ multi-million infrastructure contract with PD Ports to upgrade Teesport Number Two Ro-Ro.
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NewsDeeper fairway draughts for Lower and Outer Elbe
At the Port of Hamburg the final stage of the fairway adjustment has been authorized, enabling vessels to transit the Elbe with more cargo.
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NewsLow carbon beach replenishment at Ostend
Trailing suction hopper dredger ‘Alexander von Humboldt’ will bring some 600,000 cubic metres of dredged sand to Belgium’s Ostend beach, running on sustainable drop-in biofuel.
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NewsOffshore charging for workboats gets one step closer
Oasis Marine Power Ltd has completed the first stage of testing of its offshore charging station, hailing the design a success.
