Latest News – Page 147
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NewsSMST upgrades its gangways to L-series
Different platform heights pose no problem with a new gangway from SMST, the company says.
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NewsNew deep water terminal announced for remote islands
The remote islands of the Outer Hebrides should see major benefits from a new deep water terminal.
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NewsMassive concrete sill prepares to set sail
The vital component of a storm surge barrier for one of Belgium’s ports is about to set sail
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NewsRadio Holland wins service agreement
Radio Holland has been given a service agreement for the entire ALP Maritime fleet, which consists of ten DP II long-distance towing and anchor-handling vessels. Leo M. Leusink, COO ALP Maritime Services (left); Maarten Tromp, MD Radio Holland “Our ships go everywhere; we ...
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NewsEver Forward refloated in Chesapeake Bay
After a month stuck in the Chesapeake Bay, the sister of the vessel that clogged up the Suez Canal for six days in March 2021 has been refloated. Ever Forward Ever Forward, owned by Taiwanese shipping company Evergreen, ran aground in the bay on March 13, almost ...
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NewsHeerema develops floating engineering
A Floating to Floating system could cut the cost of wind farm installation, says marine civil engineering specialist Heerema
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NewsRestoration to begin on historic docks
Work is due to begin on restoring the Govan Graving Docks on the River Clyde in Scotland after being closed for more than 34 years.
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NewsSaipem crane tilts during testing
Saipem 7000 tilted during tests off the coast of Norway, the company said.
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NewsHydramec assists with Shackleton discovery
Lost for a century: Ernest Shackleton’s ship discovered on the Antarctic seabed
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NewsDOF Subsea recycles 99% of decommissioned oil rig
DOF Subsea claims nearly all of the materials making up the Buchan and Hannay oil field projects were recycled or repurposed.
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NewsPile gripper delivery for offshore wind farm
A new monopile gripper system has been delivered to a Taiwanese offshore wind farm
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NewsPrysmian Group confirms €1 billion portfolio
Prysmian has confirmed plans to spend €1 billion on cable-laying projects by 2024.
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NewsBolina booms supplied to Cahora Bassa Dam
UK boom technology firm Bolina has completed a project on southern Africa’s largest hydroelectric dam.
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NewsHumphree appoints NG Shipyards as dealer
Swedish trim and stabilisation systems developer Humphree has appointed the Netherlands-based NG Shipyards as its commercial dealer in the Netherlands. Coastwise kopiera NG Shipyards will also apply Humphree products to new vessels such as the COS Master, which went into service at the end of 2021 to ...
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News2nd phase of water works starts at Churchill’s birthplace
Land & Water is due to begin the second phase of a major lake restoration project on the Blenhein Estate.
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NewsKotug grows its offshore capabilities
Kotug has acquired Seaways International in order to strengthen its position in global offshore markets
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NewsNew heavylift joint venture signed
A new JV will bolster operations in heavy lifting, marine works and transport in Saudi Arabia.
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NewsFischer Panda hires commercial manager
Mobile power solutions specialist Fischer Panda UK has appointed Louise Sims to the new position of commercial manager.
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NewsTidal energy: an overlooked resource
Tidal stream energy – poised to start full commercial operations but the potential is largely ignored by recent government policy.
