Latest News – Page 272
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NewsNew deal to meet Drops prevention demand
A new distribution deal has been signed in response to rising demand for Drops prevention solutions from the European offshore wind market.
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NewsCustom ferry meets multiple boarding challenges
A new catamaran passenger ferry features varied boarding options to cater for a wide range of coastal infrastructure around its Spanish network.
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NewsPerformance monitoring saves fuel
A long-term collaboration on vessel performance monitoring combined with battery power usage is delivering operational fuel savings of 20%.
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NewsSection assembly starts on unique LNG lake ferry
Now being assembled in southern Germany after section construction in Hamburg is a new ferry billed as Europe’s first inland passenger ship with single LNG fuel engines, writes Tom Todd.
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News100% biofuel operation for Boskalis dredger
Dutch dredging major Royal Boskalis Westminster and biofuels supplier GoodFuels are set to take the next key step in the ''Boskalis on Bio'' programme for the testing of sustainable biofuel oil.
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NewsIHC launches Meuse River for DEME
Netherlands based shipbuilder Royal IHC has launched the 7,950m3 capacity trailing suction hopper dredger ''Meuse River'' for Belgium''s DEME Group from its Krimpen aan den IJssel yard.
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NewsZero emission construction support vessel
The first hydrogen fuel cell powered design for an offshore construction support vessel could hit the water in as little as three years and will offer zero emission operations for up to two weeks at a time.
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NewsFoundation installation vessel for OHT
Norway-based shipowner OHT recently celebrated the keel laying of its ‘Alfa Lift’ heavy installation vessel.
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NewsQuay cranes safety guidance updated
Three industry bodies have published a revised safety guidance document for quay container cranes.
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NewsCall for EMD participants with eco passion
In parallel with the 2020 European Maritime Day (EMD) Conference, a series of local EMD events, will take place all over Europe for the public at large.
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NewsSustainability criterion for Flemish dredging contracts
Belgium''s Jan De Nul has equipped its trailing suction hopper dredger ''Alexander von Humboldt'' to sail on 100% renewable biofuel from certified and sustainable waste streams.
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Autonomous Underwater Maintenance Dredger
Netherlands based C-Job Naval Architects has revealed its concept design for an Autonomous Underwater Maintenance Dredger (AUMD), specifically created for maintenance dredging roles in port environments.
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NewsHigh-tech police trio readies for action
Three just-completed 86.2m ocean-going patrol boats for the German police are proving to be “very solid ships with high operational capability”, reports Tom Todd.
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NewsThe ship that’s also a wing
A cutting-edge auxiliary wind propulsion concept for ships has recently won a prestigious German design award.
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NewsAdvanced control, automation and alarm system
A marine and energy automation specialist has successfully completed the delivery of an alarm monitoring and engine control system onboard Dover Harbour Board’s tug ‘Doughty’.
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Venice fundraising plea
Pino Musolino, Chairman and CEO of the North Adriatic Sea Port Authority, has sent an open letter to Presidents and CEOs of all the cruise companies calling the port of Venice suggesting that the cruise companies set up a fund to support Venice and its lagoon following the recent exceptionally ...
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NewsAIS transponder displays through your tablet
A marine electronics company has launched a new Class B AIS transponder designed for the vessel operators who augment their navigation tasks with an iPad or tablet.
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NewsFat contract pipeline for offshore wind engineers
One of the UK’s largest engineering and construction companies has taken a firm foothold in the offshore wind energy market as it has successfully been awarded a record number of contracts wins for the business in this sector.
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NewsPatrol boat refurb to add oil recovery capability
A modernisation and modification project on the Swedish Coastguard vessel ‘KBV 181’ will begin late April 2020.
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NewsHutchinson to build SIPs for Hornsea Two
EEW Group has contracted Hutchinson Engineering for the fabrication and onsite assembly of 30 suspended internal platforms (SIPs) for Hornsea Two offshore wind farm, located 55 miles off the UK coast in the North Sea.
