Latest News – Page 5
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NewsAssociation calls on EC for more support in maritime
SEA Europe is calling on the European Commission to strengthen its support for the inland waterways sector, raising fears that non-European shipyards could stand to gain if it does not.
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NewsSvitzer’s first TRAnsverse tug delivered
Sanmar Shipyards, Robert Allan and Svitzer have delivered an innovative tug that will ultimately use electric propulsion with methanol fuels cells.
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NewsTymor Marine enhances vessel stability
Tymor Marine’s MOSIS technology will enhance stability monitoring on Aker BP’s Skarv FPSO, improving safety and operational efficiency
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NewsEU approves €19.65 million wave energy project
The EU has given the green light to a wave energy project first launched almost two years ago.
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NewsKotug wins electric pusher tug contract for sand
Kotug has received an order for an electric pusher tug to provide emissions-free transport on inland waterways for sand.
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NewsSmaller ships warned: Prepare NOW for major rule changes
In January it will be mandatory for ships between 400GT and 5,000GT to have a EU MRV monitoring plan in place. Rajat Bishnoi, from Normec Verifavia, warns that vessel operators should start to prepare NOW.
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NewsMarine blankets to deal with lithium battery fires
Marine fire safety company Sea-Fire Marine says it has produced a blanket especially to deal with lithium battery fires.
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NewsShore power deal signed for Rotterdam
The Port of Rotterdam has pledged to offer shore power to container ships by 2028.
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NewsGreening the grey: port infrastructure as living seawalls
A year after installing ‘Living Seawalls’ on the south coast of England, marine life is thriving in places that would normally be fairly hostile to it.
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NewsFlying tourist boat enters final sea trials
New Zealand firm Vessev has unveiled what it claims is the world’s first premium tourist electric hydrofoil.
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NewsInyanga secures 20MW tidal contract
Inyanga Marine Energy has secured an additional 10MW for its Morlais tidal project, doubling capacity to 20MW and boosting Wales’s clean energy growth
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NewsTurbines ordered for New York offshore wind farm
Wind turbine manufacturer Vestas has won its first US contract to manufacture 810MW worth of offshore wind turbines for the fledgling New York market.
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NewsUK Docks wins Royal Navy service contract
UK Docks says it has won the contract to service the British Royal Navy’s new fleet of 35 SEA Class Vahana workboats.
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NewsTrio of tug deliveries by Sanmar
Peter Barker dives into the latest deliveries by one of Turkey’s best-known shipyards, Sanmar.
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NewsAssessing the safety of remote pilotage and autonomy
When it comes to autonomy, safety should be at the forefront of the agenda
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NewsSupercapacitors: A real alternative to hybrids
Another option? Stevie Knight has a look at the potential of supercapacitors in providing an alternative to hybrids.
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NewsWorkboat Association celebrates 30 years
Members and guests of the Workboat Association have celebrated 30 years with a cruise along the River Thames.
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NewsMarine battery maker leaps $300/kWh hurdle
A marine battery start-up that set up its Chinese factory just over a year ago has managed to make them for the holy grail price of $300/kWh, owner Chris Kruger says.
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NewsDealership signed following meeting at Seawork
Seawork is a prime venue for deals to be signed – and another one has just been announced, with Prior Power Solutions becoming a Kohler generator dealer after a meeting at the event.
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NewsWill CCS really be a game-changer for the North Sea?
Hannah Glyde has a look at what the UK is doing with carbon capture and storage - and whether it is an area for growth.
