Latest News – Page 511
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NewsHappy Birthday Sanmar!
Turkish tug owner and builder Sanmar Denizcilik is celebrating its 40th anniversary, marking a milestone in a journey initially building its own tugs to becoming a major name in the world of tug construction.
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NewsSnap back advice worse than none
Occasionally bad advice, especially when backed up by industry authorities, can be worse than none at all.
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NewsSeeadler joins Weser workboat fleet
Weser operator Bremenports has taken into service the €1.4 million eco-friendly sounding and survey boat Seeadler - the latest addition to a fleet of versatile workboats serving the River Weser and the German sister ports of Bremen and Bremerhaven.
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NewsMuseum ship gets €1 million revamp
One of Germany’s best-known veteran museum ships has undergone an extensive €1 million class renewal and overhaul in Bremerhaven and been given a clean new bill of health.
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NewsFerry work keeps Diedrich on top
The repair and maintenance of East Frisian island ferries for regular local customers has been high on the list of works keeping the small German shipyard Diedrich Schiffswerft busy into the spring.
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Companies encouraged to protect client data
UK certification company Bureau Veritas (BV) is urging customers in the marine industry to consider whether they require ISO 27001 certification to ensure they meet international standards of information security management.
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SEA Europe seeks US opportunities
SEA Europe is seeking support from the United States of America for an ambitious maritime manufacturing chapter in the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP).
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NewsHMS Scott at Gibdock
The largest vessel in the Royal Navy’s Hydrographic Squadron, HMS Scott, docked at Gibdock’s Gibraltar yard for a 19-day maintenance period.
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Marine division of Jeppesen acquired
Digital Marine Solutions has announced that it has signed a purchase agreement to acquire the marine division of Jeppesen.
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NewsLithium-sulphur battery project on track
In October 2015 a consortium of UK companies and academic partners, led by UK-based specialist in extreme environments technology, Steatite, began an R&D project to develop a battery pack that will be pressure tolerant up to depths of 6,000m.
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New gearbox portfolio from ZF
German-based ZF has an unrivalled range of gearboxes for marine and offshore applications.
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NewsNext Geosolutions wins first multimillion pound contract
Italian geoscience and engineering service provider, Next Geosolutions, has secured a £12m survey contract from UK-based Prysmian Group for the MONITA Project in the Adriatic Sea.
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NewsBilge Bug pump switch from Excel Marine
British company Excel Marine will be showcasing its Bilge Bug Electronic Bilge Pump Switch at Seawork International 2016.
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NewsPort-based test for WEC cements innovation partnership
The Port of Milford Haven in the UK and development company Marine Power Systems (MPS) have signed an agreement of closer collaboration thanks to the recent successful testing of a pioneering wave-powered renewable energy technology.
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NewsNew Sat-Fi system connects to any Wi-Fi device
UK-based Global Telesat Communications has announced it will distribute the new Globalstar Sat-Fi system enabling connection between Globalstar satellites and any Wi-Fi enabled device, such as a smartphone or tablet.
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NewsEnergy Solutions to distribute Blue Seas 360 Panel System
Kent-based Energy Solutions has announced that it is now a distributor for the Blue Seas 360 Panel System.
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Anchor guards
With the advent of GPS monitoring, checking the position of a vessel at anchor has become routine and whilst two new devices on the market will constantly monitor the position for anchor dragging they do a great deal more. Both of these new devices are full scale monitoring systems that ...
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NewsWind farm cardinal buoys
Aids to navigation company Hydrosphere has been chosen to supply seven cardinal marks to the UK’s latest windfarm development, Dudgeon Offshore Wind Farm.
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Important catch for Resolve Marine
Expanding salvage service provider Resolve Marine Group has received a boost with the recruitment of senior salvage master Nick Sloane to their ranks.
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NewsThe loss of a salvage legend
Captain Rich Habib, one of the most experienced members of the global salvage community has lost his life in a tragic snowboarding accident in America.
