Latest News – Page 344

  • The PLAT-I floating tidal energy was towed across to Grand Passage by local fishing vessels 'TyKiSha-J' and 'Island Lady G' Photo: Sustainable Marine Energy Ltd
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    EU tidal energy expertise arrives in Canada

    2018-09-25T12:20:00Z

    European offshore renewables expertise is being used in Canada with the successful installation of the PLAT-I floating tidal energy platform in Nova Scotia.

  • Hercules Hydraulics’ Universal deck winch can be tailored to match the application.
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    A modular build ‘universal’ deck winch

    2018-09-25T10:43:00Z

    “The new ‘universal’ deck winch is just that,” Ryan Langley of UK-based Hercules Hydraulics told ''MJ''.

  • The Liebherr CBG360, an improved structure and maintenance attributes
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    Liebherr workbarge crane gets more than a facelift

    2018-09-25T10:14:00Z

    For years a Liebherr CBG350 workbarge-mounted, four-rope grab crane was the preferred solution for picking up bulk from incoming ships, lightening the big vessels’ load. And it sold well: more than 200 units have left the factory gates since 2005.

  • Motive’s kit sits on EuroWinches Rotterdam quayside facility ready for deployment. Photo: Motive Offshore Group
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    Motive goes Dutch

    2018-09-25T09:54:00Z

    Motive Offshore Group has been providing some very interesting, tailored solutions for the offshore energy and renewables sector, reports Stevie Knight.

  • Amco Veba has been updating its marine range
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    Amco Veba gets real about crane stress

    2018-09-25T09:41:00Z

    Marine cranes have come a long way from their truck-based origins. However, their evolution isn’t always driven by what’s possible, but by what’s pragmatic.

  • Chartwell’s Chasewell monohull, suitable for the hybrid pilot and patrol market.  Image: Chartwell
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    Hybrids: More than a change in the engine room

    2018-09-25T09:19:00Z

    Andy Page of naval architecture consultancy Chartwell talks to Stevie Knight about the challenges and rewards that hybridization will bring to commercial marine.

  • Walter Van der Pennen: “I kept on hearing ‘Why batteries – what’s wrong with diesel?’ Or ‘Yeah well, maybe climate change doesn’t really exist’... but there was a point last year when it changed”
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    Walter Van der Pennen: EST-Floattech

    2018-09-24T16:47:00Z

    “When I tried to tell people that electric-hybrid vessels were the future, I kept on hearing ‘Why batteries – what’s wrong with diesel?’ Or ‘Yeah well, maybe climate change doesn’t really exist’,” Walter Van der Pennen of EST-Floattech told ''MJ''. “But there was a point last year when it changed ...

  • Ampelmann's E-type system provides safe offshore access in rough sea waters and can compensate wave motions up to 4.5m Hs Photo: Ampelmann
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    Ampelmann wins five North Sea wind contracts

    2018-09-24T13:52:00Z

    Global offshore access provider Ampelmann has won five new offshore wind contracts which will see two A-type and three E-type systems installed on vessels operating in the North Sea.

  • LOC’s research revealed that existing port infrastructure is largely insufficient Photo: LOC Group
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    Offshore wind hampered by port capability

    2018-09-24T13:25:00Z

    Analysis of 96 European ports as part of Carbon Trust report reveals few are fully equipped to undertake quay-side operations necessary to support the floating offshore wind sector.

  • Offshore to play big role at new terminal.
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    New German terminal ups port potential

    2018-09-24T12:13:00Z

    A new deepwater berth and multi-purpose terminal have begun operation in Cuxhaven amid predictions they will significantly boost business in the German Elbe Estuary port, writes Tom Todd.

  • German Mittelland Canal renovations. Berlin has pledged cash for more work like this. (Photo: Tom Todd)
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    German waterways get giant funding boost

    2018-09-24T11:57:00Z

    The German Government has earmarked €800 million for work on the country’s vital inland waterway system as users warn of lock breakdowns and aging infrastructures on the internationally important network, reports Tom Todd.

  • Pionier tops a varied list at Diedrich
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    Versatile repair mix for German yard

    2018-09-24T11:39:00Z

    Two island supply boats and a research ship were among the varied and regular mix of specialist workboats in for repair or maintenance this autumn at Germany’s Diedrich Werft, reports Tom Todd.

  • Two 30x5 metres Norsepower Rotor Sail successfully installed onboard the 'Maersk Pelican'
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    ‘Norse Pelican’ rotor sails installed

    2018-09-21T13:29:00Z

    Norsepower Oy Ltd., together with project partners Maersk Tankers, Energy Technologies Institute (ETI) and Shell Shipping & Maritime, recently announced the installation of two Norsepower Rotor Sails onboard ‘Maersk Pelican’, a Maersk Tankers Long Range 2 (LR2) product tanker vessel.

  • Alan Milne (MD, Water Weights) and Graham Brading (Group Director- buoyancy and Ballast at Unique Group)
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    Unique Group acquires Water Weights

    2018-09-21T13:07:00Z

    Global integrated offshore solutions provider, Unique Group, has completed the acquisition of the Aberdeen, UK-headquartered, load-testing equipment provider, Water Weights.

  • Screenshot from Hydrocomp PropCad 2018 (Premium)
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    Rapid extraction of propeller design data

    2018-09-21T12:50:00Z

    The latest release of PropCad 2018 Premium Edition from US software company Hydrocomp includes a new utility to simplify the extraction of propeller features from full 3D CAD files.

  • Volvo Penta's hybrid IPS will be available to commercial customers in 2021
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    Volvo Penta’s hybrid IPS

    2018-09-21T11:54:00Z

    Designed to enable zero emission running for marine craft, Volvo Penta has unveiled a hybrid concept for its IPS propulsion system.

  • Diagrammatic overview of the Argo T2 system
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    Innovative integrated control system

    2018-09-21T11:26:00Z

    What is claimed to be the world’s first integrated steering and stabilizer fin control system has been introduced writes Dag Pike.

  • Van Oord's 'Athena' has been employed for the dredging work
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    Dredging started at Anaklia

    2018-09-21T10:55:00Z

    Marine construction work at Anaklia Deep Sea Port has commenced with work on the dredging of the approach channel and harbour area reports Dag Pike.

  • 'Rose of Lorne'
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    Preventative maintenance key to functionality

    2018-09-21T10:53:00Z

    ZF Marine is now offering a preventative maintenance service for thrusters with the advice that preventive maintenance can go a long way towards delaying or even avoiding the need to call on unscheduled repair capabilities.

  • The terminal is supporting Van Oord with the storage and transhipment of monopiles for Northland Power’s Deutsche Bucht windfarm Photo: Cuxport
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    Cuxport is base port for new German windfarm

    2018-09-20T12:48:00Z

    Even before it has been officially opened, berth no. 4 at the Cuxport Terminal in Cuxhaven is already at work on its first offshore project.