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NewsImproving wave and tidal converter reliability
The second phase of an international collaborative research project designed to improve the reliability of wave and tidal energy converters is underway.
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NewsLED floods gain from technical advance
Good deck lighting is a workboat necessity, but while LEDs have inched their way into many vessel applications, it’s taken a while for them to break into the floodlight side of the market finds Stevie Knight.
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NewsUnusual - but practical - choice for dredger refit
When does composite win hands-down over steel? When it’s on the walkway reports Stevie Knight.
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NewsDyneema specialists’ Seawork debut
English Braids is a privately owned British manufacturer of synthetic ropes and braided cords based in Malvern, Worcestershire. For almost 50 years, English Braids’ products have been used in many of the World’s leading industries around the world.
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News3D sonar proved invaluable for navy divers
Coda Octopus has successfully demonstrated its recently launched Echoscope4G Surface during a US Navy training exercise as part of a Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) 3D HUD System.
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NewsExtreme crew transfer gangway wins industry award
An offshore access provider to the energy industry has been commended for its innovative N-type Icemann gangway with a high ranking global oil and gas industry award.
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NewsUsing drones to tackle ocean plastic pollution
British Science Week will this year focus on the ocean and the significance of science and technology in combating harmful levels of plastic in our seas.
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NewsThree inch diesel pump moves solids up to 40mm
UK Pump hire specialist, Sykes Pumps, has added the GP80 eco to its eco range of diesel pumps, providing an ideal solution for smaller marine civil engineering sites.
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NewsOSIL Oil Spill Monitoring Buoys fuel international interest
Integrated systems manufacturers Ocean Scientific International Ltd are reporting high levels of interest in their Oil Spill Monitoring buoys following several recent installations in the Middle East and exposure at the world leading ocean technology and marine science exhibition, Oceanology International in March.
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The Swedish Club Delivers P&I discount of five percent
The Swedish Club reported a solid operating result to its board in March, continuing a record of building on steady growth. It emerged from 2017 prepared and well positioned to take advantage of a stabilising market.
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NewsGenerator rotation tool for Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy
A generator rotation tool (GRT) from MacArtney will help create efficient solutions for long-term storage of wind turbine nacelles and helps ensure max lifespan of turbines.
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UKHO welcomes Government report
The UK Hydrographic Office (UKHO) has welcomed the publication of the UK Government’s Foresight ‘Future of the Sea’ report, which outlines a number of recommendations to help the UK utilise its current expertise and technological strengths to foster trade links, build marine capacity across the world and collaborate to tackle ...
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NewsStraightpoint DNV GL approval
A DNV GL type approval certificate has been issued confirming that SP’s Loadlink plus, Radiolink plus, and Wirelink plus products comply with DNVGL-ST-0378, the standard for offshore and platform lifting appliances.
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NewsMétéo-France picks TRIAXYS for wave monitoring
AXYS Technologies has signed an eight-year framework agreement with Météo-France to supply TRIAXYS Directional Wave buoys to build a wave measurement network along the coast of France.
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NewsUK lighthouse gets an LED technology upgrade
Trinity House has completed the modernisation of Mumbles Lighthouse in south Wales, upgrading the site’s aids to navigation and control systems to provide reliable performance for another 20 years.
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News‘Digital twins’ approach could cut costs in shipbuilding
New partners have joined the Open Simulation Platform (OSP) initiative, which aims to create an open source digital platform which will allow the creation of so called ‘digital twins’ in the design of ships.
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NewsCollaboration provides real-time data and positioning services
A marine electronics company in Great Yarmouth, UK has worked with a global business to provide digital services to deliver real-time data from offshore vessels and platforms.
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NewsMarine-i highlights future for composite materials
The UK’s next Marine-i Discovery Room event will shine a spotlight on composite materials and the vital role they will play in the marine industry in future.
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Sustainable Dredging conference in November
A two day conference based on the forthcoming CEDA-IADC guidebook ‘Dredging for Sustainable Infrastructure’ will take place on 19-20 November 2018.
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NewsBoskalis land dredging works in Singapore
Dutch dredging giant Royal Boskalis Westminster joins a consortium which has been awarded a 1.46bn SGD contract for the port development project Tuas Terminal Phase II in Singapore.
