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NewsOne-day oil spill emergency planning exercise
ABP’s Garston team in the UK has participated in a full-day oil spill emergency planning exercise in order to improve incident response times and demonstrate its readiness to deal with similar incidents as part of the regular emergency incident training undertaken by ABP.
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NewsSteady demand for OESVs offers security
Offshore energy support vessel (OESV) providers are seeing a stable demand for services.
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News‘Acta Auriga’ arrived at Ulsteinvik for final construction
Acta Marine and Ulstein Verft have announced that the Ulstein SX195 hull of Acta Marine’s new Walk-to-Work vessel ‘Acta Auriga’ has now safely arrived for fitting out at Ulstein Verft AS Norway from the vessel’s hull builder in Poland.
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NewsDeck equipment firm expands its distribution network
A deck equipment firm has added Nigeria and the UAE to its distribution network in order to better its customer service outreach.
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NewsOcean Signal announces new distributors for Germany and Norway
Communication and safety at sea specialist company Ocean Signal has confirmed two key new distributors during this year’s METSTRADE event as it strengthens its European network.
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NewsC. Fly Marine Services’ Aluminium Patrol and Utility Boat series
US commercial marine specialist naval architect C. Fly Marine Services is currently reporting new growth with the addition of its new production ready Aluminium Patrol and Utility Boat series.
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NewsGondan building four Eco Fast ferries
The GRP Division of the Spanish Gondan shipyard has built four Eco Fast ferries with a capacity for 350 passengers for Baleària shipping company with the first of them launched in early November 2017.
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NewsNew and improved digital publication library
Navigation software company Nautisk has just released its updated digital navigation publication library, NaviTab; now offering a larger screen, integrated keyboard and faster processor speed.
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Navico expands Track offerings with HD telemetry
Navico, the parent company to the leading marine electronics brands Lowrance, Simrad and B&G – has expanded the range of options for marine-based reporting and connectivity, with its all-new Track HD telemetry system.
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Exploiting the use of drones in the marine sector
A new European start-up company is creating a drones portal to better promote opportunities for marine businesses and investors.
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NewsRed Jet 7 ferry progress ahead of schedule
The construction of Red Funnel’s new £7m high-speed passenger ferry is rapidly taking shape at Wight Shipyard Co on the Isle of Wight.
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Name change for oil spill detection company
Oslo based Miros AS, a leading provider of meteorological and oceanographic systems and solutions has announced that Muir Matheson Limited has officially changed its name to Miros Scotland Limited.
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NewsDAME Award nomination for NRG Marine at METS
UK-headquartered NRG Marine has launched at METS 2017 Soni8, the company’s first ultrasonic anti-fouling system designed specifically for large commercial vessels and superyachts, and achieved a DAME award nomination.
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NewsRavestein caisson gate handover at Portsmouth
On the 7th of November 2017, Ravestein officially launched the ‘14 DOCK’ caisson gate it recently built for the UK’s Ministry of Defence in the Naval dockyard in Portsmouth.
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NewsPiriou expands to La Reunion and Senegal
Piriou has set up companies on La Reunion island and in Senegal to expands its global services.
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Tideman Boats’ new oil spill response craft
Tideman Boats is developing a dedicated HDPE oil spill response craft (OSRC) in partnership with Hebo Maritime Services.
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Stormer Marine to unveil new 9.5m at Seawork
Returning Seawork exhibitor, Stormer Marine will unveil its prototype 9.5m multipurpose craft. It will also display its current Rescue 75 demonstrator, which will be on the water showcasing its maneuverability and offshore support capabilities
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Flying submarine envisaged in RN challenge
A futuristic flying fish-styled defence system for the Royal Navy, was envisaged by Saab Seaeye systems engineer, Ali Roy. With defence dangers acute at the waterline, she designed an organic shaped concept with the nimble agility to both fly and swim - to avoid detection or pursue a quarry.
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NewsInnovative propeller tunnel for catamaran ferry
A 30m passenger ferry for operation in the Seychelles is the first vessel to feature Australian boatbuilder and designer Incat Crowther’s innovative new generation propeller tunnel.
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NewsModelling superstructure windage using CFD
For the past two years Damen has been conducting a review of Computational Fluid Dynamics technology and its applications in the maritime industry, and the ‘Gone With the Wind’ strand of this project has been addressing the task of accurately modelling the aerodynamic forces that act upon vessels above the ...
