Latest News – Page 6
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OCEA expands Philippines patrol fleet
OCEA showcases France’s global reach with a new deal with the Philippines for 40 fast patrol boats
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Make the most of Seawork 2025 - here’s how
Watch our recent webinar on how to make the most of Seawork’s many opportunities – how to navigate the platform, make contacts and get your news out!
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Ferry life extended with propulsion retrofit
The Finnish passenger ferry M/S Suomenlinna II has been retrofitted with new drive technology that will extend its life for years to come.
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Best of British: Vessel design & build perfection
Two of Seawork’s regulars are showcasing their joint collaboration again with vessels on the pontoons at Mayflower Park.
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Engineering accolade for ABP Solent Gateway
The project is moving into Phase 2 which will maintain the Falklands Jetty for both MoD and commercial vessels
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Brunvoll contracted for extensive propulsion system
Norwegian maritime system supplier Brunvoll, a Seawork exhibitor, has been signed up by shipbuilder VARD for an extensive propulsion and manoeuvring system for an offshore construction vessel.
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Rolls-Royce launches engine for fast vessels
Rolls-Royce will launch a 12-cylinder engine for patrol and police boats, sports fishing boats and fast yachts next year.
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Foiling ferries to make Isle of Wight return
Struggling Isle of Wight ferry operator Red Funnel has held an event to showcase plans to add eFoiling ferries to its foot passenger fleet.
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Cadeler buys new jack-up ‘Wind Keeper’
Marine contractor Cadeler has bought a new Wind Turbine Installation Vessel (WTIV) to meet growing demand for operations and maintenance, it says.
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Vessel operators warned to prepare for imminent rule changes
The maritime industry is being warned to adopt fixed water monitors by 2026 to improve fire safety.
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Complex marine maintenance made easy
ScaffFloat is known for its custom floating access platforms designed to make marine maintenance easier
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Confidence in floating wind slumps: Report
New research reveals that developers’ confidence is waning across the floating offshore wind supply chain.
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Can Europe meet its 2030 shore power goals?
With just over five years until the EU’s 2030 shore power mandate, only 58% of European ports are equipped with Onshore Power Supply (OPS). Dave Lee, executive director of e1 Marine, asks the question: can Europe scale infrastructure with the speed and versatility required?
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ABB expands its marine electrification capabilities
The acquisition of BrightLoop will allow ABB to scale up its power conversion solutions
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The future potential of 3D printed boat building
A new collaboration is exploring the potential of large-format 3D printing in shipbuilding
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Dutch wind farms shelved as government rethinks subsidies
Tenders for two Dutch offshore wind farms have been postponed and criteria adjusted for a third to ‘improve the business case for offshore wind’, according to a notice by the government.
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Trump U-turns on Equinor Empire wind farm
US president Donald Trump has lifted a stop-work order on the Empire Wind project by Equinor, the energy giant has said, adding it would restart construction, without saying when.
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Fincantieri explores new deep dive segment
Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri has embarked on a new revenue stream with eyes on subsea technology and development, the company says.
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Ministers sign maritime pledge to shape EU strategy
“There is no strong Europe without a strong maritime economy,” EU maritime ministers agreed as they called for a clear strategy for the future.
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Strategic offshore wind CTV delivery for Taiwan
Strategic Marine has delivered the first of two 27m crew transfer vessels (CTVs) to Taiwan