Latest News – Page 169
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NewsNominations open for European Commercial Marine Awards at Seawork
The European Commercial Marine Awards (ECMAs) are to be presented at Seawork on 21 June 2022 in Southampton, UK, recognising the depth of excellence and achievements of those working in the commercial marine industry.
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News$100 million zero emission vessel fleet for 2030
Could ambitious new vessel designs be the key in reversing the decline in numbers of European young people wanting to work offshore?
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NewsSuccessful first lift for Modulift’s latest spreader beam
The new MOD 1100/2000t spreader beam, the latest addition to Modulift’s modular range of DNV type approved spreader beams, has been used in its very first lift in Dover in the UK.
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NewsLife extension for ageing offshore assets
ABS has further developed its approach to aging offshore assets with publication of the Guide for Life Extension of Floating Production Installations.
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NewsThames jetty renewal awarded
Belgian construction major Herbosch-Kiere NV and its British subsidiary Herbosch-Kiere Ltd have recently been awarded a contract for the renewal of Thunderer Jetty on the Thames in Dagenham (near London, UK).
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NewsPaul Sadler awarded IMO Maritime Prize 2020
Paul Sadler, former representative of the International Association of Classification Societies (IACS), and prior to that representative of the UK government to the IMO, has been awarded the prestigious International Maritime Prize for 2020.
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NewsFirst of the Endurance class launched and Christened
Next Generation Shipyards has Christened the first Crew Tender Vessel of its new NG Endurance class at Lauwersoog in Holland.
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NewsFrench shipbuilder’s Romanian expansion
French shipbuilder Piriou has purchased former Romanian subcontractor ATG, establishing Piriou ATG Romania as a 100% group subsidiary.
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NewsGiacomo Castoldi
Electrification and decarbonisation have slid firmly to the top of the commercial marine agenda in recent years. MJ spoke to Giacomo Castoldi to find out where jet propulsion slots into the rush to maximum efficiency.
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NewsJan De Nul wind turbine installation in Danish North Sea
The 8.4 MW turbines will produce enough green electricity to power around 380,000 Danish households
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NewsBuilding to meet 2022 demand
A pioneer in the Uncrewed Surface Vessel is to build a sixth 12m USV, paving the way to meet increased market demand for unmanned vessels and penetrate new sectors of the global maritime industry.
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NewsOffshore wind announcement takes investment in Scotland to new levels
Global Energy Group and partners are investing £110 million in building the UK’s largest offshore wind turbine manufacturing plant in the Port of Nigg, north of Inverness in Scotland.
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NewsSign up for safety
Discover the latest developments in Managing Crew Transfer Safety by joining Session 3 of Get Set for Workboat 2050.
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NewsAutonomous ferry charging solution
Two Nowegian ferry connections are being kitted out with autonomous charging solutions
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NewsHydrogen propulsion system launch
A full scale hydrogen based propulsion system has been launched by Kongsberg
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NewsCore barrel technology for challenging wind power site investigation
Geoquip Marine has successfully completed a highly challenging offshore windfarm geotechnical investigation in harsh environmental conditions off the coast of Japan.
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NewsSilent sightseeing boat introduces new concepts
Volvo Penta has released the details of its advanced hybrid power solution for Hurtigruten Svalbard’s new sightseeing vessel.
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NewsHydrogen pipes not electricity cables for offshore wind
Strohm, a manufacturer of fully bonded, Thermoplastic Composite Pipe has signed a memorandum of understanding with Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy.
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NewsMilestone first achieved
An obligation to address the health issues caused by diesel engine particulates and the environmental impacts resulting from excess nitrogen oxides has led to a milestone first certification.
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NewsFast delivery set to be repeated
The successful delivery of two vessels in 2021 despite the challenges of the global pandemic, with another one slated for delivery early 2022, has led to a further contract for an additional 42m Fast Crew Boat.
