Latest News – Page 182
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NewsPort of London revision consultation
The Marine Management Organisation (MMO) has started its formal consultation on a draft Port of London Authority (PLA) Harbour Revision Order (HRO).
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Tidal turbine drivetrain testing
Schottel Hydro, Sustainable Marine’s German engineering partner, has collaborated with the world-renowned Center of Wind Power Drives at RWTH Aachen University to test its latest generation SIT250 drivetrain.
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NewsTwo new survey vessels for the Baltic
Finnish boatbuilder Kewatec has signed an agreement with the Swedish company Midocean AB for the delivery of two new survey vessels.
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NewsFully electrical ferry contract
With the previous delivery of a hybrid and fully electric ferry and a contract for three additional hybrid ferries ongoing, Schlepp- und Fährgesellschaft Kiel (SFK) has recently awarded an additional fully electric ferry to Holland Shipyards Group.
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NewsNet zero hub for Scotland’s Firth of Forth
Energy consulting firm, Wood Mackenzie, has published a research paper recommending that the Firth of Forth become a Net Zero hub for Scotland.
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NewsSpecialist shackles and hooks for ROVs
Dutch below-the-hook lifting gear specialist Van Beest is offering a range of subsea shackles and hooks optimised for ROV operations.
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NewsCargo sector growth continues at Kiel
The port of Kiel has reported significant volume growth in the cargo sector in the first half of the year.
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NewsMighty spreader for DEME’s ‘Orion’
Huisman has signed with DEME for the delivery of a 2,300mt Lifting Spreader and a set of adaptive Damping Tugger Winches.
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NewsScaling up tidal energy
A GB£2m cash injection from the Scottish Government will help advance tidal turbine manufacturing.
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Geowynd acquisition
Marine robotics company Ocean Infinity has acquired marine geotechnics experts, Geowynd.
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News13 contracts and counting for 2021
Ampelmann, the Dutch offshore access provider, has signed 13 contracts in European offshore wind in the first half of 2021.
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NewsDangerous goods
The UK’s Workboat Association recently launched its updated ‘Training Syllabus for the Carriage of Dangerous Goods on Workboats: August 2021’.
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NewsClimate visitors
The Rt Hon Anne-Marie Trevelyan MP, UK Minister for Energy, Clean Growth and Climate Change, and David Duguid MP, UK Government Minister for Scotland, visited the European Marine Energy Centre (EMEC) in Orkney in August to see the developments taking place in ocean energy.
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NewsDr Henry Robinson: Dynautics Limited
According to Dr Henry Robinson, CEO of Dynautics Limited, the design and build of uncrewed surface vessels (USVs) is complex and challenging.
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NewsPortable oil spill device
Wave International has developed the DuoCart, a stand-alone, mobile and portable system for fast action when dealing with accidental fuel and oil spills.
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NewsFerry trio kicks off canal upgrade programme
After a slight delay, the first of sixteen 30m eco-friendly hybrid ferries has been delivered for service on the Kiel Canal, writes Tom Todd.
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NewsRhine workboat is a “Jack of all trades”
A unique €5.1 million workboat seen as a model for future eco-drive systems has finally been named reports Tom Todd.
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NewsNew fireboats add clout to Hamburg port fleet
The 35.4m firefighting duo 'Dresden' and 'Prag', Hamburg’s first-ever plug-in hybrid workboats – have been delivered reports Tom Todd.
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NewsSpecial boats join German rescue fleet
Germany’s sea rescue service DGzRS was naming two special new boats in September reports Tom Todd.
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NewsROV survey first
The world’s first full remote ‘in-water’ hull survey by ROV has been completed.
