Latest News – Page 180
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NewsTetraSpar demonstrator floating wind turbine installation
After mooring lines installation in June, towing and hook up in July, Bourbon Subsea Services has completed the offshore installation of the 3.6MW TetraSpar demonstrator floating wind turbine.
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NewsUS-Europe USV partnership
A new US-Europe partnership aims to advance USV applications for defence and marine survey applications.
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NewsSperry Marine increases military range
Sperry Marine has expanded its range of military navigation solutions with the release of Additional Military Layers (AML) for its VisionMaster series of radars and electronic chart display and information systems (ECDIS).
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NewsBusy times for Smit Salvage
Rotterdam-based Smit Salvage has had a busy period with some activities that grab mainstream media headlines and others attracting little attention.
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NewsHistoric oil removal work for Resolve Marine
Resolve Marine has been involved in a diverse range of salvage activities including removal of heavy fuel oil from a ship that sunk over 50 years ago.
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NewsISU presents its 2020 salvage statistics
International Salvage Union (ISU) annual statistics report weaker industry revenues and a dramatic fall in wreck removals, its president expressing concern at the industry’s long-term viability as it is today.
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NewsUzmar builds record-breaking oil spill vessel
Uzmar Shipyards has delivered a multipurpose oil spill recovery and support vessel becoming the largest Robert Allan Ltd (RAL) designed vessel ever built in Turkey.
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NewsDouble deliveries for Crowley
US privately-owned Crowley Maritime Corporation has expanded its towage fleet with the addition of a biofuel-powered escort tug and an articulated tug/barge (ATB) unit.
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NewsMore training partnership success for Kotug
Kotug Training & Consultancy and AMC Search are to develop a strategic partnership to train tug masters, ship crews and pilots in Australia.
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NewsThames tugs turn to biofuel
Tug operator Cory Group has switched its Thames lighterage tugs to biofuel after trials resulted in a net CO2 emissions reduction of 90%.
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NewsThird VectRA tractor joins Ashdod Port fleet
Sanmar Shipyards has delivered a Robert Allan Ltd tractor tug to Italy’s Tripmare making the third similar design vessel to operate at Ashdod Port, Israel.
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NewsTwo more Incat Crowther CTVs for MHO & Co
AFAI Southern Shipyard has successfully delivered a pair of Incat Crowther 35 crew transfer vessels (CTV), said to be the first hybrid CTVs in operation with zero-emission capability.
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NewsHealthy order books for tug builders
Shipyards are experiencing a busy period with the awarding of five contracts to report, three involving multiple vessels making a total of 15 newbuilds on their way.
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NewsOnshore power supply at Helsinki
The Finnish port of Helsinki has commissioned a new onshore power connection for passenger ships, made available to ship traffic next to the Olympia Terminal at the South Harbour.
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NewsA busy year in floating scaffolding
A year ago an innovative new system called ScaffFloat was launched into the market, combining custom plastic floats with standard scaffold components.
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NewsSpeedy bearing replacement
A drive shaft support bearing failure has been remedied in under three hours thanks to new equipment.
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NewsIMCA expands offshore wind reach
The International Marine Contractors Association (IMCA) is expanding its reach in the North American offshore wind sector.
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NewsSolar-powered port gates
A busy Scottish ferry terminal has become a safer place for workers and passengers following the installation of new state-of-art gates at the port.
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NewsCSA and GEO Marine strategic alliance
CSA Ocean Sciences Inc., an international provider of marine environmental and geomatics services, has announced that it is teaming with GEO Marine Survey Systems.
