Latest News – Page 10
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NewsNew blow for Harland & Wolff as contract terminated
Beleaguered shipbuilder Harland & Wolff has suffered another setback with the Falkland Islands Government deciding to pull the plug on port engineering works by the firm.
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NewsFugro wraps up key survey for US offshore wind projects
Fugro has successfully concluded four years of continuous hydrographic survey operations in the US
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NewsNextGeo boosts its marine construction and underwater survey offering
A new aquisition will bolster NextGeo’s capabilities in marine construction and renewable energy sectors
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NewsVestdavit lands record order for Canadian Coast Guard
The davits are for six multi-purpose vessels being built at Seaspan Shipyards in Vancouver
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News‘Hydromole’ deployed for trenching and cable burial
Trenching and cabling for an offshore UK wind farm has been done with neat technology developed by the OEG Group of companies.
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NewsNew cement solution could slash emissions by 85%
Marine civils could boost its ’green’ legacy with a new cement that cuts emissions by 85%.
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NewsWorkboat Association celebrates 30th anniversary
Congratulations to the Workboat Association on its 30th anniversary year from Seawork and Maritime Journal.
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NewsShorepower outage attributed to ‘testing’
A power outage at Malta’s much-acclaimed new shorepower system has been put down to regular testing.
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NewsSMM preview: A glimpse of the event
With less than a month to go before one of the biggest events for the maritime industry in the world, tickets are going fast.
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NewsCMT unveils fuel injection emissions sensor
CMT has expanded its PREMET X range of engine performance indicators with a new fuel injection acoustic sensor
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NewsVARD wins new offshore vessel deal
A deal to design and build a new energy construction vessel is the sixth time Norwind Offshore has called on VARD since 2021
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NewsINSIGHT: The changing size and shape of CTVs
Stevie Knight has a look at the changing size and shape of vessels taking workers out to offshore wind farms.
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NewsStorms hamper grounded cargo vessel salvage
Resolve Marine and Smit International were called in to salvage a grounded cargo vessel loaded with 500 tons of oil before she was battered by storm waves and broke up.
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NewsDates announced for SMI 2024 conference
The Society of Maritime Industries has announced the dates of this year’s conference in Birmingham.
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NewsIndustry calls for UK government support
UK maritime associations are calling on the government to lay out a strategy for decarbonising the shipping industry and a sign that it will offer support.
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NewsIHO launches ECS survey
The International Hydrographic Organization is surveying maritime stakeholders to help understand electronic chart system requirements
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NewsTechnology insight: electric tug power
Peter Barker takes a peek under the bonnet of electric tugs to look at Norway’s Corvus Energy’s battery systems.
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NewsRovco completes UXO project in Baltic Sea
Preparations have begun for the Windanker offshore wind farm, Iberdrola’s third in the Baltic Sea.
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News13 new Lead Partners join Marine Energy Council
13 new ’Lead Partners’ have strengthened the Marine Energy Council’s aim to bring tidal stream and wave energy to the forefront of the renewable energy industry.
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NewsUK tops up offshore energy pot by £500m
Another £500 million has been put in the UK’s pot for renewable energies, £300 million of it in offshore wind, the government announced today.
