Latest News – Page 111
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NewsNorth Star launches ambitious crew recruitment drive
Critically low crewing levels could pose a major threat to the marine industry, which is going to need more and more.
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NewsMeasuring the cost benefits of real-time sea state data
Miros talks to MJ about how real-time sea state data could save millions in wind farm operating costs.
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NewsShip repair market to see $billions growth
The global ship repair and maintenance market can expect revenues of $50 billion in the next 10 years, a report claims.
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NewsMacArtney fits winch to North Pole vessel
MacArtney has fitted Sweden’s icebreaker and research vessel with a winch for an expedition to the top of the world.
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NewsElectric tug order success for Sanmar
Sanmar Shipyards has secured orders for three Robert Allan Ltd (RAL) designed battery-powered tugs for operators in Canada and Norway.
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NewsPorts to make bunker measuring systems mandatory
Antwerp, Zeebrugge and Rotterdam will make bunker measuring systems mandatory next year, the authorities have announced.
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News‘Game changer’ simulator developed for offshore sector
A new facility at a UK university can run simulations of maritime scenarios in real time, providing data for a host of applications,
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NewsTeledyne enhances security offering with ChartWorld
Teledyne has expanded its digital offering with the purchase of Cyprus-based ChartWorld International.
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NewsTight squeeze in the Scheur calls for more tugs
The building of the Maasdelta Tunnel has necessitated extra restrictions for vessels on the River Scheur.
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NewsCold ironing confirmed for Italian ports
Quays at the Italian ports of Genoa and Savona are to be fully electrified, the winner of the project contracts has revealed.
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NewsSerco Royal Navy contract renewed
UK-based Serco will continue its marine services provision for the Royal Navy following the awarding of a contract that will ensure continuity of support.
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NewsBack in the fold: UK re-engages with EU
The UK has formally rejoined an EU group to develop renewables in the North Sea.
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NewsTug delivery round-up (January 2023)
This month we look at four recent deliveries from European shipyards reflecting a continuing appetite for both fleet renewal and to meet continuing demand for towing services.
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NewsDamen takes SOV development to a new level
Windcat Offshore’s recent order for a series of hydrogen-powered Service Operation Vessels from Damen introduces a new design that takes the windfarm maintenance vessel concept to a new level.
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NewsFloating offshore wind plans for the Celtic Sea
The Crown Estate has accelerated plans for floating offshore wind in the Celtic Sea
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NewsGlobal Maritime completes wave farm survey
Surveying has been completed on one of the world’s first grid connected wave farm demo projects
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NewsOlympic win for autonomous ferries
Fully electric ferries will transport people and goods around Paris during the Summer Olympics in 2024
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NewsUK announces coastal flood defence works
The UK Government has announced two flood defence projects in the last week for the south of England.
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NewsNav Aids foundation welcomes new chair
The former global head of BP shipping now chairs the International Foundation for Aids to Navigation (IFAN)
