Latest News – Page 2
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NewsMarine batteries on cusp of mass adoption
AYK Energy’s winning DNV Class approval for its marine batteries sets the stage for mass adoption in the industry, says founder and CEO Chris Kruger.
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NewsOPINION: The lesser known but vital role of the SCR
Waves Group CEO Simon Burnay shines a light on the Specialist Casualty Representatives who play a crucial but lesser known role when disaster hits at sea.
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NewsCalls for maritime electrification safety standards
Certification society Bureau Veritas says safety regulations need to be clarified as maritime electrification technologies gain traction.
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NewsDanfoss powers Denmark’s new electric ferry
Denmark’s newest electric ferry, Nerthus, is equipped with Danfoss’ cutting-edge iC7 technology
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NewsBMT unveils AI-powered dredging forecast tools
BMT is introducing dredging management tools that use artificial intelligence to improve how ports predict and respond to sediment build-up in navigation channels.
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NewsGovernment steps in to fast-track reservoirs
The UK government has seized control of planning procedures to kick-start building two UK reservoirs, the first for 30 years.
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NewsEPropulsion takes technology down under
Seawork exhibitor ePropulsion has expanded into Australia after striking a partnership with Australia-based Power Equipment.
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NewsRosen wins landmark UK carbon capture contract
Rosen (UK) Ltd will deliver subsea engineering and design verification services for the Liverpool Bay CCUS project
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NewsLloyd's Type Approval for hydrogen fuel cell system
PowerCell’s Marine System 225 has received Type Approval from Lloyd’s Register, helping advance the use of hydrogen for vessel propulsion
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NewsKongsberg wins contract for 34 thrusters
Kongsberg Maritime has won a contract to supply 17 shipsets of its US azimuth thrusters to Turkish shipyard Sanmar.
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NewsGolden Arrow Marine hits Alfa Laval target at Seawork
Golden Arrow Marine has been appointed an official Channel Partner for Alfa Laval, expanding both companies’ presence in the marine sector across the UK and Ireland.
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NewsFEATURE: Port of Rotterdam addresses chronic seafarer shortages
A new visitor experience centre at the Port of Rotterdam aims to boost enthusiasm in an industry struggling with chronic seafarer and staff shortages.
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NewsDEME drives coastal offshore innovation
DEME is advancing coastal protection and offshore wind with innovative engineering in the Netherlands and France
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NewsTomorrow's raising of sunk superyacht ‘Bayesian’ to be live streamed
The raising of superyacht ‘Bayesian’ after a year on the bottom of the sea will be live streamed this weekend, beginning now.
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NewsTwo huge UK floating wind projects awarded
Two out of three massive offshore floating wind projects have been awarded by the Crown Estate, with no reason given for failure to award the third.
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NewsA milestone in hydrogen fuel power cell development
The Proteus 75 is especially designed for harbour craft, offshore support vessels and inland waterway boats
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PodcastPODCAST: Seawork 2025 Booth Drop-in
Before the curtain fell on another hugely successful Seawork, Maritime Journal editor Debbie Mason managed to get around a few of the booths to see what the exhibitors had to say.
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NewsWATCH: Van Oord christens record-breaking vessel
Van Oord has finally christened the biggest investment it has ever made – the mammoth offshore wind installation vessel that it says is the largest and most sustainable in the world.
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NewsBringing onshore power players together
The European Onshore Power Supply Association’s (EOPSA) is reaching out to the work boat industry
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NewsTraining deal struck to tackle chronic skills shortages
Subsea resources company Drift Offshore has set up a training partnership with a college in Scotland that targets skills in marine industries and engineering, among others.
