Latest News – Page 153
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NewsGlobal marine insurance merger talks
Two parties have entered into talks to create a new global marine insurance force
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NewsECSA backs lifting ‘Basel Ban’ on EU shipments
A controversial proposal to open Asian ship breaker yards to EU-flagged ships has gathered momentum with the ECSA’s support.
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NewsSimulation system created for offshore wind sector
Two industry partners are joining together to create a new simulator system for the UK’s floating offshore wind sector
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NewsGondan holds CSOV naming ceremony for Edda Wind
The first of five CSOVs by Gondan has been named Edda Breeze
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NewsSonihull could save up to 408 million tonnes of CO2
Sonihull could save the maritime industry up to 408 million tonnes of carbon dioxide, says director Darren Rowlands.
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NewsIMO calls for safe maritime corridor in Black Sea
The IMO has spoken in strong terms about the ongoing situation in Ukraine, urging the safe evacuation of seafarers and ships from high-risk areas.
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NewsHybrid fire fighting vessels pass 100-day test
Two new fire fighting vessels have passed their first 100 days of operation with flying colours
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NewsNavaids firm publishes white paper on daymarks
Navmoor has published an informative white paper on daymarks for fixed locations.
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NewsSingapore shipyard delivers first CTVs for Europe
Two new 27m crew transfer vessels have been delivered out of Strategic Marine’s new Benoi Road shipyard in Singapore
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NewsFirst ‘Green Ship’ prepares to set sail for Germany
The first of two ‘Green-Ships’ for Baltic Sea ferry line TT-Line has been delivered, ready for its voyage to Travemünde in Germany.
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NewsHawaiian coral researchers report rare good news
A study of three coral species in conditions simulated to replicate warmer and more acidic seas has shown that ultimately they thrived.
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NewsLargest short sea RoRo vessel to get rotor sails
The world’s largest short sea RoRo vessel is to get two tilting rotor sails installed under an agreement between Norsepower and RoRo operator CLdN.
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NewsRed tape mounts as offshore energy expands
Data-driven management helps streamline mounting crew, vessel certification requirements
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NewsShip repair firm launches first vessel for 33 years
A workboat built in Aberdeen is the first to be built at the dock for 33 years
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NewsCSM Monaco expands operations to form new JV
Merger will bring integrated maritime services to clients in France, Italy and Monaco
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NewsShipping firms urged to check insurance policies
As marine insurers widen the area they consider high risk, shipping firms are urged to check if their underwriters will cover them.
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NewsMHO-Co launches two hybrid offshore vessels
Vessel designer MHO-Co has launched two offshore support vessels with hybrid engines and a filter system that makes them clean and green.
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NewsROV software brings new user experience
ROV operators can now benefit from a high degree of automation during planning, inspection and reporting
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NewsAntiglare kit installed on new series of tugs
A series of ten newbuild tugs built in the UAE will benefit from specially installed antiglare sunscreens
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NewsProgramme calls for more women in maritime
A programme has been launched by maritime associations to encourage women
