Latest News – Page 46
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NewsBetter situational awareness for fleet managers
New tech aims to give ship managers an unparalleled view of the surrounding area of all fleet vessels
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NewsSeawork platform for small diesel outboard
MD Powertrain’s naturally aspirated 14HP single-cylinder diesel outboard engine is just one of thousands of exhibits that commercial marine is flocking to see at Seawork this year.
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NewsWork on Antwerp’s Canal Tunnels begins
Canal Tunnels at the Port of Antwerp-Bruges are under way to form the ‘missing link’ for Antwerp’s busy ring road.
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News41 injured in grounding when master fell asleep: report
A ferry grounded causing 41 injuries after a master fell asleep at the helm, an MAIB report has found.
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NewsLandau UK expands horizons into maritime haulage
Marine services specialist Landau UK has big news for Seawork 2024 in the shape of its diversification of operations with the launch of Landau (Maritime) Haulage.
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NewsMethanol safety: Overlooked in today’s fuels race
As the race to find the ideal future fuel heats up, so does the need to make sure fire safety systems are suitable for the new chemistries.
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NewsPlastic: The poison in our oceans
It’s been a while coming, but there are signs that new regulations may be coming down the line to stop plastic pollution from shipping.
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NewsLifeline system enhances pilot boat crew safety
Harken Safety Rails allow crew to move around the vessel on a rail system, safe in the knowledge that they cannot fall overboard.
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NewsStrategic partnerships for subsea tech rental
SMD’s Artemis subsea detection technology is now available for rent
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NewsKotug tests drone towline connection
The success of a recent test using a drone could revolutionise how the connection of the towline between tug and ship is made.
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NewsMercy Ships signs deal for new hospital ship
A new ship for the global hospital ship charity Mercy Ships will bring the number of vessels to three.
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NewsFire safety for commercial marine mattresses
As legislation gets stricter on pretty much everything, the materials used in cabins on commercial vessels are no exception.
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NewsPorts of Genoa starts €1 billion subsea tunnel
A tunnel being built at the Ports of Genoa will link the east and west sides of the city by being dug underneath the port basin.
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NewsMajor OSW milestone hit as Canada, US look positive
Ørsted has reached a milestone in the choppy waters of US offshore wind, with the first XXL monopile installed by Boskalis.
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NewsHeavyweights set up JV for floating wind
Ørsted, Simply Blue Group and Subsea7 have set up the joint venture ‘Salamander’ to submit an application for a floating wind farm off the coast of northeast Scotland.
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NewsDuroWipers in four vessel refit
Harwich Haven has chosen DuroWipers for the refit of its four pilot boats, impressed by their durability and reliability
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NewsBaltimore’s bridge releases 'Dali'
The container ship that took out the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore this March has now been refloated and will be probed for answers as to why she smacked into the bridge, killing six workers.
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NewsOcean Infinity hired to survey Dogger Bank
Ocean Infinity has been hired by RWE and power company Masdar to perform 3D Ultra High Resolution seismic geophysical surveys for the Dogger Bank South (DBS) West offshore wind farm.
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NewsEurope’s first electro-H2 cat on track for 2025 launch
The French company behind Europe’s first electro-hydrogen catamaran says it has generated ‘significant interest’ since it was unveiled at the Monaco Sustainable & Smart Marina Rendezvous in 2023.
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NewsEleven tugs transported on one vessel
Eleven tugs have been transported on one vessel from Asia to Europe in a rare major logistical operation.
