Latest News – Page 517
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NewsGovernment support for Blyth Workcats
A successful export win has been announced by UK boatbuilder Blyth Workcats and UK Export Finance, made possible by the UK government’s export finance support.
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NewsNew Furuno marine navigation radar
Japanese marine electronics specialist Furuno has introduced its new solid-state marine navigation radar with Doppler technology.
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NewsNew SMA Survey Vessel
Newbuilding No. 580 from Sweden''s Dockstavarvet was delivered last year to SMA, the Swedish Maritime Administration, The ship is named ‘Gustaf Af Klint’ after a pioneer in Swedish hydrographic survey active about 1790 to 1840.
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Kongsberg Maritime appoints new president
Norwegian group, Kongsberg Maritime, has appointed Egil Haugsdal as its new president. Mr Haugsdal will replace Geir Håøy who will assume the role of CEO from June 2016.
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Manuplas appoints new global sales manager
Polymer manufacturer, Manuplas, has appointed Greg Hue as its new global sales manager for the company’s range of buoyancy and fendering systems.
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NewsDeep water salvage vessel
Finish propulsion specialist Wärtsilä has signed a contract with Shanghai Bestway Marine Engineering Design Co Ltd to design a new type of deep water dive support vessel.
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NewsCWind wins 20-year contract at Westermost Rough OWF
UK based CWind has won a contract to provide mechanical and electrical services to the offshore and onshore substations at Westermost Rough offshore wind farm.
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NewsGeorgia plans new deep-water port
Georgia''s Ministry of Economy and Sustainable Development has announced that the Anaklia Development Consortium has been awarded the contract to build and develop a new deep sea port close to the town of Anaklia on Georgia''s Black Sea coast.
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NewsCummins Onan releases new higher powered generator
US manufacturer of diesel engines and generator sets, Cummins Inc., has released a new Onan marine US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Tier 3-certified generator.
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Offshore wind consultancy contract
Semcon in Germany has signed a new framework agreement with the Danish energy company DONG Energy. The agreement covers consultancy services for DONG Energy’s German Offshore Wind Power business activities.
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NewsThe world’s first underwater Grinder
One of the stars of last year’s Seawork show was the Nemo submersible cordless drill which was demonstrated throughout the show in the dive tank on the quayside.
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NewsRIBs the future for commercial charter?
Catamarans and hard sided workboats have traditionally held sway in commercial operations for crew transfer, survey and patrol vessels. Can large RIBs perform any of these tasks to the same standard? Southampton, UK-based Commercial Rib Charter seem to think so.
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NewsSabik SC 160
Canadian-headquartered navaids specialist Sabik Marine will introduce to the European market at Seawork 2016 its new self-contained lantern SC 160 based on innovative LED 160 technology.
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NewsThe world’s first composite lighthouse
Acciona Infrastructures in Spain, along with Huntsman Advanced Technology have been awarded recognition at the composites show JEC World for the first ever all composite lighthouse in Valencia.
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News40W Doppler radar
US-headquartered navigation specialist Garmin has launched its latest radar series - the new GMR Fantom solid-state pulse compression radar series with MotionScope Doppler technology and 40W of power, which Garmin claims is the highest in the industry for its kind.
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NewsRotterdam to acquire 3D metal printers
The Port of Rotterdam has announced that it will be acquiring its own Additive Manufacturing Fieldlab with 3D metal printers.
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NewsConstruction begins on 'Bibby Wavemaster1'
Following the recent contract signing for the first ever Damen Service Operations Vessel (SOV) with walk-to-work capability, the first steel was cut in February at Damen Shipyards Galati, Romania.
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NewseLearning to paint
Netherlands-headquartered global coatings company AkzoNobel and Marlins, a leading brand in Maritime English and technical e-learning solutions for the shipping, cruise and offshore industries, have collaborated on a global training solution to support the effective onboard application and maintenance of the International range of marine coatings.
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NewsUser feedback breeds better design
The Nautical Institute and CIRM (the France-headquartered international association for marine electronics companies) has launched a joint initiative to improve the usability of navigation and communication technology on board vessels.
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News40 boat order for Dutch rescue
Dutch aluminium boat builder Tinn-Silver is working on a 40 boat order that was placed by the Reddingsbrigade, the Dutch Life-saving organisation that provides rescue and support to users of the extensive Dutch inland waterways system.
