Latest News – Page 159
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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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NewsSpeedier equipment transfer
An offshore wind contractor has once again plumped for a clever gangway which speeds up transfer
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NewsClever port logistics
A savvy logistics provider is creating more storage at one European port to speed up transit and reduce emissions
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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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NewsElectric patrol boats
Amsterdam has taken delivery of one hybrid and two fully-electric patrol boats.
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NewsWind turbine testing
The INNTERESTING project aims to develop testing methods for large wind turbine components
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NewsHolding back the flood
Charles Brand, new exhibitor at Marine Civils at Seawork, recently secured a contract from the Department of Infrastructure to build a £17 million tidal flood alleviation scheme for Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK.
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NewsNew ferries to Penang
Up to five specially designed RoPax ferries are to be built for Penang Port Sdn Bhd., Malaysia, to replace the current fleet that has reached its end of life.
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NewsExpanding the model
The growth in the Swedish market for marine electric propulsion systems is the catalyst for further expansion of its direct distribution model for one manufacturer.
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NewsWelcoming the BOS
The UK’s largest marine electronics distributor has introduced the BOS brand to their portfolio.
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NewsNext generation outboards
One engine manufacturer is introducing a new line of quicker more efficient outboards
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NewsCustom RHIBs for Dutch rescuers
A new series of Rigid-Hulled Inflatable Boats (RHIBs) are being specially customised for Dutch rescuers
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NewsTOWLINES (February 2022)
Boskalis has published a book describing the efforts of subsidiary Smit Salvage with refloating the container ship Ever Given in the Suez Canal.
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NewsSalvage round-up (February 2022)
A sunken fishing vessel in Norway, disabled tanker in the Western Approaches and an oil spill in Chile, incidents requiring the attention of the professional salvage industry.
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NewsHistoric fuel removal task for Resolve
US-based salvor Resolve Marine has recovered fuel oil from a tanker sunk by a German submarine nearly 80 years ago, 70 miles off Florida.
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NewsIntroducing the TRAnsverse Tug
Svitzer and Robert Allan Ltd have presented a new tug design to be built by Sanmar Shipyards that will be the model for Svitzer’s carbon neutral methanol fuel cell tug.
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NewsSchottel to power all-electric tug eWolf
As Master Boat Builders begins construction of eWolf Schottel has reported it will supply the propulsion systems for what will be US’s first all-electric shiphandling tug.
