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NewsRolls Royce to invest £22m in new facility
Rolls-Royce is to invest in a £22m marine facility in Brazil to assemble and test large thrusters and other propulsion equipment for use on semisubmersible rigs, drill ships, FPSOs and other offshore vessels.
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NewsEleven models now available from JCB
JCB has expanded its range of Dieselmax marine diesel engines with 11 models now available in the TCAE range.
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SOLAS going electronic
Commencing this July, the International Maritime Organisation’s Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS) Convention regulations will require all member countries to move towards using electronic navigational charts in their regions for conduct of safe shipping. Around the world, especially in remote areas, the London-based UN organisation notes that work ...
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NewsDon't miss Seawork International
Don’t miss your chance to attend Seawork International, the largest and fastest growing commercial marine and workboat event to be held in a European working port - Register as a delegate now.
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NewsMustang bought out of administration
There’s good news for the Pembroke Dock workboat builder, Mustang Marine (Wales) Ltd this month. The company has been bought out of administration and will continue to trade under the name of Mustang Marine Ltd.
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NewsLiebherr telescopic mobile crane shipped via Kiel
A brand new Liebherr telescopic mobile crane has been shipped directly to Klaipeda in Lithuania through the Port of Kiel on a ferry operated by DFDS Seaways.
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NewsSubsea cranes for MacGregor
MacGregor, part of Cargotec, has signed contracts for four subsea cranes with subsidiaries of a Malaysian shipbuilding, shiprepair and chartering group, Coastal Contracts Bhd.
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NewsNew line up from John Deere
American based John Deere Power Systems (JDPS) has introduced a full line of its radiator-cooled, dry-exhaust-manifold PowerTech auxiliary drive engines.
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NewsEducating the industry about marine insurance
The Swedish Club has seen the successful conclusion of its latest Marine Insurance Course held in Gothenburg, with a packed programme of discussions, seminars and speeches from industry experts in marine insurance.
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NewsCosts soar on delayed Emden lock project
Technical and legal complications have further delayed completion of the long-planned renovation of the port of Emden’s Nesserlander Lock until 2017 and also “significantly” increased the estimated cost of the project.
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Offshore contract for Nautronix
Nautronix in Aberdeen, UK has been awarded a five-year £1m contract by Surf Subsea of Houston and sub-contractor Ceona Offshore UK for provision of survey services in support of a new DP3 pipelay support vessel, ‘Polar Onyx’.
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NewsJack Gaston: 20 years with Maritime Journal
Time goes quickly in the Tugs & Towing business and Maritime Journal''s illustrious correspondent Jack Gaston has now been documenting the industry''s progress for MJ for 20 years.
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NewsNew Garmin products at Seawork
Satellite navigation expert, Garmin, will have an array of new products on display at Seawork International this year.
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NewsAustralian cat to début unique suspension system
Nauti-Craft of Dunsborough, Western Australia, is a small research and development company focused on the design and development of the Nauti-Craft marine suspension system and is bringing its latest prototype to Seawork.
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NewsASV C-Worker completes trials
UK-based Autonomous Surface Vehicles’ (ASV) C-Worker 6 has successfully completed deep-sea trials in the Gulf of Mexico.
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NewsMOB demo from CQC
CQC (A7) will conduct live man overboard (MOB) recovery demonstrations on Wednesday 11 and Thursday 12 June at Seawork, using its innovative Fibrelight Recovery Cradle.
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News'Kitty Petra' sets sail
‘Kitty Petra’, Tidal Transit''s fourth Personnel Transport Vessel [PTV], has set sail from the Spanish port of Alicante to make her debut in Southampton (UK) on Berth V34 at Seawork International 2014.
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Sheringham Shoal recruits
Eight additional personnel have been added to the existing team working on the 317MW Sheringham Shoal Offshore Windfarm (SSOWF).
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NewsAnother Damen dredger for Nigeria
Damen Shipyards has delivered another CSD500 cutter suction dredger to Nigeria which will perform maintenance duties in and around the harbours of Port Harcourt.
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NewsNew editor for Maritime Journal
Mercator Media Ltd has recently appointed Jake Frith to the role of editor at Maritime Journal following Larz Bourne’s retirement after 13 years at the helm of this essential read for Europe’s commercial marine sector.
