Latest News – Page 3
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NewsProtector expands superyacht customisation
The vessel builder is is advancing its commmercial customisation capabilities to meet evolving superyacht tender demands
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NewsChina installs 20MW offshore wind turbine
China has installed the world’s largest offshore wind turbine at 20MW, 25% larger than the world’s current largest machines.
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NewsGet Set for Workboat 2050: Rotterdam
Digitalisation and AI under the spotlight at the World Maritime Museum in Rotterdam - book your flights now!
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NewsOffshore innovation funding competition launched
A £1 million (€1.1 million) funding competition has been launched in the UK to speed up innovation in two critical areas of offshore wind engineering.
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NewsShareholders agree to let Kongsberg Maritime go it alone
Major marine technology company Kongsberg Maritime will become its own standalone entity, shareholders have decided.
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NewsEuropean countries pledge €1 TRILLION for offshore wind
Nine European countries have pledged to spend €1 trillion on offshore wind development over the next 10 years.
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NewsChartwell wins hybrid fast ferry design
The Southampton-based designer has been appointed to deliver a new island ferry project
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NewsDrones advance offshore wind logistics
Ampelmann Operations and Siemens Gamesa are working to make offshore windfarm operations easier
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NewsSeatrium delivers record US dredger build
Frederick Paup aims to set a new benchmark for the US dredging industry in terms of high-capacity dredging operations
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NewsSPECIAL REPORT: Autonomy at Sea
Autonomous technology is advancing steadily across the maritime sector, but its uptake in commercial marine remains cautious compared with defence and research, where uncrewed vessels are already established. Our Special Report talks to some of the innovators in this space.
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NewsWindEurope and European countries hit back at Trump claims
WindEurope and the European Commission have hit back at some of the astonishing claims Donald Trump made on Wednesday in a long, rambling speech to delegates at the World Economic Forum in Davos.
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NewsPrincess Royal names lighthouse support ship
The Princess Royal has officially named Northern Lighthouse Board’s new POLE STAR vessel at a ceremony in Leith
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NewsOffshore wind on the CUSP of SBP breakthrough
As offshore wind capacity deployment continues to scale, developers need increasingly detailed characterisation of the seafloor to de-risk engineering activities such as cable route planning, landfall design and foundation installation.
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NewsEchandia power for Singapore tug
The Swedish supplier of marine battery systems will provide a 3 MWh battery installation for a Singapore harbour tugboat
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NewsNorse Energi joins DEME fleet
Norse Energi has been designed to support the installation of the next generation of offshore wind turbines
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NewsPilot died after heart attack and rescue equipment failure
A marine pilot died after suffering a heart attack, falling from a pilot ladder and being partially submerged in freezing water for more than 40 minutes due to equipment failure, an investigation has found.
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NewsCrews warned of ‘Boy Who Cried Wolf’ alarm danger
Crews are adopting a ‘Boy Who Cried Wolf’ attitude towards unnecessary alarms – risking their safety, a report by Lloyd’s Register has found.
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NewsTrump berates Europe’s offshore wind policies at Davos
US president Donald Trump took almost an hour and a half to address the World Economic Forum in Davos today, using part of the long lecture to rip into Europe about its wind policies.
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NewsDamen secures Qatari tug contract
The contract supports the Qatar Emiri Naval Forces’ requirement for modern, versatile harbour and offshore support assets.
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NewsNew dredging tax rule to destroy goals it aims to achieve
The UK waterways industry says axing a dredging tax exemption will increase emissions, stall clean-ups and directly contradict environmental ambitions.
