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NewsFuture secured for classic German workboats
One small classic workboat is on the way to complete restoration and another is now in safe maintenance hands after ship lovers in Germany stepped in to save them both .
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NewsPort of Esbjerg rides the winds of change
The largest harbour in Denmark expanded when the Port of Esbjerg''s new Østhavn (East Harbour) opened.
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NewsMilford Docks investment receives go-ahead
Contracts have been signed for the installation of new lock gates in Milford Docks, part of Port of Milford Haven’s £7m plus investment programme for the redevelopment of the docks and marina area.
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NewsBoskalis wins Russian port project
Dutch dredging giant Boskalis has won the contract for construction of the Bronka Port in St Petersburg, Russia.
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NewsDouble deck equipment deliveries for JonRie
USA based deck equipment manufacturer JonRie has delivered a second set of winches for Seabulk Towing’s four new ASD tugs.
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NewsA pair of ACEs for winches manufacturer
Scotland based deck machinery specialists ACE Winches has been recognised for its strong performance with regard to health and safety and environmental standards.
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NewsPoint Engineering wins at Seawork
On the last day of Seawork last week, UK based Point Engineering received its first order for a new product, which was launched at the exhibition.
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NewsPort of Ardersier puts its faith in offshore wind
During the 1970’s the Scottish port of Ardersier was a key player in development of North Sea oil and gas and is now planning for another energy related boom to become a manufacturing ‘super-hub’ for offshore wind.
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NewsMarine cranes range launched at Seawork
CraneKing of Chesterfield has been officially appointed UK distributor for the wide range of high performance HS.MARINE cranes.
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NewsCranes operation and research project
With funding from the Federal Ministry of Economics and Technology and supported by "Projektträger Jülich" (PTJ) [project sponsors Jülich], over the next three years Hamburg University of Technology, Mareval AG Hamburg and the maritime engineering company HeavyLift@Sea will conduct research into the improvement of tools for the simulation of offshore ...
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Electrical repair work to ferry fleets
Marine electrical engineering firm SeaKing Electrical has recently completed two commercial ferry projects.
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NewsCTruk signs new customer at Seawork
UK boatbuilder CTruk topped off a busy Seawork International by signing an agreement with a UK fisherman, turned offshore windfarm worker, for its composite 20T multi-purpose catamaran design.
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NewsZodiac drums up business at Seawork
The new Zodiac MILPRO SRA-750 RIB, launched at Seawork, was well received by the commercial marine market, as was its new Rescue Track system on display at the stand.
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NewsRotterdam increases its crude oil capacity
Changing trading patterns within the crude oil industry have led to changes in tanker berthing and oil storage arrangements at the Port of Rotterdam.
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Dredge Yard delivers custom components
Dredging equipment supplier Dredge Yard is supplying customised dredging components to Bahrain, an Arabian Gulf country in which major dredging and land reclamation projects are underway.
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ECDIS in Holland
PC Maritime, a developer and supplier of type approved ECDIS software and hardware, will now be represented by HMC in the Netherlands.
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NewsNew series of large offshore cranes
Netherlands based lifting, drilling and subsea solutions provider Huisman has introduced a new series of large offshore cranes.
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NewsMermaid Marine success at Seawork
Mermaid Marine, based in Poole UK, was at Seawork this year to promote its range of marine engines to the tug, ferry and fishing vessel markets - and it secured more interest than last year.
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NewsCaterpillar acquires Berg Propulsion
Caterpillar has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Johan Walter Berg AB, including its core brand of Berg Propulsion, a leading manufacturer of mechanically and electrically driven propulsion systems and marine controls for ships.
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NewsNew Seacat launched at Seawork
The newly built ''Seacat Defender'' was officially launched by the round the world yachtsman, Mike Golding, on the pontoons at Seawork this year – its been called the Rolls-Royce of windfarm service vessels.
