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  • Debris including freight vehicles had to be removed from the seabed prior to righting(Shipwrecklog.com)
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    Remembering the ‘Herald’

    2017-03-23T11:54:00Z

    Services have been held in the UK and Belgium marking the 30th anniversary of the loss of the ferry ''Herald of Free Enterprise'' where 193 people lost their lives, a tragedy that led to a harrowing salvage operation.

  • Uptime access system on Edda Fjord
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    All change for Edda Fjord

    2017-03-23T11:23:00Z

    An upgrade to ‘Edda Fjord’s access system promises to give the vessel a new lease of life.

  • Marcel Roelofs: “Although it was a costly business, it was going to be even more costly to get wrong.”
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    Marcel Roelofs: Chevalier Floatels

    2017-03-23T11:05:00Z

    “In the beginning, installing permanent ‘walk-to-work’ access on a vessel was a very expensive gamble,” said Marcel Roelofs, CEO and founder of Chevalier Floatels

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    Maritime Study – A call to action

    2017-03-22T17:02:00Z

    The deadline to take part in a UK maritime growth study has been extended in order to better inform the Government and the industry’s plan to tackle pressing issues such as Brexit.

  • The USPA will focus on several infrastructure projects at Odessa in 2017
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    Ukrainian seaports look to their infrastructure

    2017-03-21T15:46:00Z

    The Ukrainian Seaports Authority (USPA) says its 2017 strategy will focus heavily on the modernisation and development of its national port infrastructure.

  • Siemens centre construction in Cuxhaven.
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    Germans plough millions into North Sea ports

    2017-03-20T17:44:00Z

    The German coastal state of Lower Saxony says it is ploughing €57 million into infrastructure development in its North Sea ports this year and spending another €33 million on maintaining existing facilities.

  • Griep To 11 adds a multi-purpose dimension to Kiel Canal work (Photo: WSA Kiel-Holtenau)
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    More dredging clout for Kiel Canal

    2017-03-20T17:28:00Z

    Dredging and excavation are among the main tasks for the latest multi-purpose work-horse to enter service on Germany’s 98kms long Kiel Canal – the world’s busiest man-made waterway.

  • Gorch Fock: out of action until 2018
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    Gorch Fock reprieved as repair costs soar

    2017-03-20T17:11:00Z

    Repairs and maintenance being carried out on the veteran German Navy sail training ship ''Gorch Fock II'' will continue and last into 2018 despite soaring costs now being put at about €75 million.

  • Scotland has now agreed planning permission for up to 92MW of floating offshore wind
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    Scotland forging ahead with floating wind

    2017-03-17T17:06:00Z

    A floating demonstration wind farm designed by Swedish firm Hexicon, has been granted planning consent by Scottish Government Minister for Business, Innovation and Energy Paul Wheelhouse.

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    Marlink acquires Palantir

    2017-03-17T16:44:00Z

    Belgium-headquartered Marlink has acquired Palantir AS, a Norwegian maritime IT company specialising in remote IT management solutions. The Share Purchase Agreement whereby Marlink acquired 100% of Palantir AS shares was completed on March 17 2017.

  • The vessels combine a shallow draught with high manoeuvrability, making them very suitable for working in confined areas
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    Diesel electric dredger order

    2017-03-17T11:57:00Z

    Belgium’s Jan De Nul Group has ordered three 3,500 m3 Trailing Suction Hopper Dredgers to be built at Keppel Nantong, and these vessels which will operate in environmentally sensitive areas, will not be LNG powered.

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    Cortec Corporation celebrates 40 years of fighting corrosion

    2017-03-17T11:28:00Z

    When US company Cortec produced its first shipment of 1200 vapour corrosion inhibitor emitters in a garage in 1977, it would have been difficult to envision subsequent growth into the multimillion-dollar global enterprise Cortec has become today.

  • Alan Goodchild, Owner of Goodchild Marine - Matteo Massari, Italdraghe Engineer - Danyal Adams, Marina Director Fambridge Yacht Haven - Michele Giulianelli, Italdraghe Engineer
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    Italian expertise bales out British marina

    2017-03-17T10:44:00Z

    Yacht Havens Group, owner of nine yachting facilities in the U.K and the Netherlands, has taken delivery of a new Italdraghe MK III Marina Master 8000 Dredger at its Fambridge Yacht Haven location in Essex, UK.

  • View from dead ahead of Side-Power's Vector Fin stabilization system
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    Side-Power patent

    2017-03-17T10:07:00Z

    Norwegian propeller and stabilizer manufacturer Sleipner has been granted a U.S. patent for its Side-Power Vector FinTM stabilization system.

  • The Arctic 25 suit has proven has proven immersion abilities for 25 hours in 0°C water
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    Arctic survival gear

    2017-03-16T17:38:00Z

    Protective immersion suit specialist, White Glacier, showcased the latest in its hypothermia protection range at Seatrade Cruise Global in the US.

  • James Maclean CEO of Land & Water who headed the company’s environmental strategy
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    New contracts for Land & Water

    2017-03-16T12:27:00Z

    Land & Water has landed a multi-million pound contract with the Canal and River Trust National Dredging Contract to be suppliers to the trust for the next ten years.

  • Wärtsilä SmartPredict
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    Safer ship manoeuvring from Wärtsilä

    2017-03-15T11:32:00Z

    Wärtsilä has launched its latest innovation which aims to provide safer and more efficient vessel operations by reducing the risk associated with manoeuvring.

  • The 600 HCT will take up to 2700hp input
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    Castoldi Turbodrive 600 HCT

    2017-03-15T11:25:00Z

    48 years after Italian water jet manufacturer Castoldi launched the waterjet model Jet 05 which revolutionised the waterjet market, and with more than 40.000 units sold, the manufacturer is proud to introduce the new Turbodrive 600 H.C.T. the largest jet in its range.

  • The UNPAV will be used by the Special Forces of the Italian Navy
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    Rolls-Royce power for special forces

    2017-03-15T10:40:00Z

    Rolls-Royce has won a contract to supply engines and waterjets to power and propel two new high-speed vessels designed and built by Intermarine (Immsi Group) for the Italian Navy.

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    Content-rich monitoring

    2017-03-15T10:26:00Z

    Global communications and network service provider SpeedCast International is the first Inmarsat partner to integrate the software element of the Fleet Xpress Network Service Device (SoftNSD) into its Fleet Xpress offering.