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NewsOcean Safety receives first Odeo Flare batch
The UK''s Ocean Safety has taken delivery of its first batch of Mk3 LED Odeo Flares, the red distress flare which uses powerful light instead of pyrotechnics.
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Oil/debris skimmer looking to grow
A company which has developed a new concept for simultaneous recovery of marine debris and oil spills is looking for interested third parties to help take the project forward.
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NewsDover upgrade keeps pace with demand
The UK port of Dover is currently midway through a major refurbishment and upgrade of facilities, reinforcing its position as Europe’s busiest ferry port and ensuring it is prepared for future growth.
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NewsWave farm manufacturing promise for Cornwall
A&P Falmouth has been awarded a landmark contract by wave energy firm Seatricity to build a wave energy device to be deployed at Wave Hub, the offshore renewable energy test facility.
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NewsPile re-anchoring needed at showcase terminal
What could become a race against the weather is on in Kiel to re-anchor loosened pilings at the port’s showcase Ostseekai Terminal before the 2014 cruise shipping season gets under way.
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NewsAntwerp’s Deurganck dock development attracts interest
Shipping company MSC has responded to Antwerp Port Authority’s invitation for expressions of interest for new opportunities in the Deurganck dock to be accessed via the huge Deurgancksluis lock project.
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Salvage contract
SMIT Salvage, a wholly owned subsidiary of Royal Boskalis Westminster NV, is to remove a damaged jack-up platform from the seabed offshore Angola.
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NewsWest Duddon Sands is powered up
Electricity has been generated for the first time from the West of Duddon Sands offshore windfarm, a major renewable energy project developed by ScottishPower Renewables and DONG Energy.
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NewsLerwick’s Berth 7 goes straight into service
The third new quay to open at Lerwick Harbour in the Shetlands in 21 months went into use immediately upon opening, as part of an ongoing expansion of facilities.
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PIANC updates ‘Harbour Approach Channels’
The Brussels based World Association of Waterborne Transport Infrastructure (PIANC) has published the new title ‘Harbour Approach Channels – Design Guidelines’.
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NewsEU funding endorses Cork development plans
Following a successful funding procedure, the Port of Cork in Ireland has been awarded funding by the Trans-European Transport Network (TEN-T).
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BMT study for Pelindo II port
BMT Group subsidiary BMT Asia Pacific has completed its latest project with state owned port operator, Indonesian Port Corporation II.
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NewsMcMurdo: the global SAR company
A new company has been launched to be the "global leader" in end-to-end search and rescue (SAR) and maritime domain awareness (MDA) solutions.
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NewsNew slipway built to launch London Titan
Dorset UK based Jenkins Marine has completed a scheduled refit of its new workboat, Avon, formerly Crossness when part of the Port of London Authority fleet.
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e-Navigation conference
For the fourth consecutive year, Denmark has hosted a conference on e-Navigation, with this year’s theme being practical implementation.
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Clean, green hull cleaning machine
GAC EnvironHull, part of global shipping, logistics and marine services provider GAC Group, has launched HullWiper, its new innovation offering diver-free, cost effective and eco-friendly underwater hull cleaning.
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NewsRo-Ro ramp for Tenerife Container Terminal
Spain’s Zamakona Yards carried out the load testing and delivery last month of the movable ramp for the Ro-Ro dock built for the Tenerife Container Terminal, belonging to the OHL Group.
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NewsBlyth builds momentum with marine fuel terminal
The Geos Group, a UK based marine fuel supplier, is building a new marine fuel storage facility at the Port of Blyth’s Bates Terminal.
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NewsPagham Beach scour mitigation scheme underway
Hampshire UK based Earlcoate Construction, specialist in rock armour and coastal defence, was recently awarded the contract to undertake works at Pagham, West Sussex, for Arun District Council.
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NewsLargest ever Seawork set for 2014
This year’s Seawork commercial marine exhibition is set to be the largest ever, with the expansion of Hall C to welcome over 7,000 visitors.
