Latest News – Page 712
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NewsMercedes AMG powers fastest electric boat
No, this electric cigarette is not a new way of smoking but a new type of performance boat that takes electric propulsion to very high performance level.
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NewsWaterMota sells at Seawork
Watermota sold two engines before Seawork even opened this year – two Doosan LO86TIH engines bound for Meercat Workboats in a deal concluded during the first day of the show.
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CWind adds to fleet
Scott Wharton, a North Devon skipper with 29 years’ experience fishing in the Bristol Channel, has joined the CWind boat share scheme taking on a new CTruk 20T vessel due for launch in mid-July.
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NewsSeaward Sea School orders Seaward 29
Angus Belcher Marine, operators of the Seasmart Motor Boat Sea School, based at Cowes, signed a deal on the opening day of Seawork 2013 to join forces with The Boat Development Co Ltd to form the Seaward Sea School.
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NewsSeawork Innovation winners
The Seawork Innovation Awards were presented on Tuesday night by BBC TV’s Sally Taylor at the new-format networking event, sponsored by ZF Marine.
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Largest water jet ever shown at Seawork
HamiltonJet (stand B31) will be showing one of its larger jets at Seawork 2013 - the HM721, which is suitable for inputs up to 2700 kW.
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Survival aces bring raft of innovations to Seawork
Visitors to this year’s Seawork will see a raft of innovative marine survival and security products on BCB’s stand (A75), including unmanned aerial vehicles, air-pressurised pirate stopping devices and versatile rescue poles.
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French manufacturer launches GPS module
France based navaids manufacturer ZTI has launched a new GPS based module deigned for buoys, beacons and lighthouses which it has designed in conjunction with French authorities.
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NewsHydrosphere supplies buoys for Met Office
Aids to navigation supplier Hydrosphere UK Ltd has supplied several Mobilis DB 8000 data buoy platforms to the UK Met Office to replace its ageing K series ocean data acquisition system buoys.
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NewsAlphaBridge command for Kotug’s new Rotortugs
Rotterdam based tug operator Kotug has selected the Alphatron AlphaBridge as the standard wheelhouse fit for its newbuilding Rotortugs ART80.
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NewsCommunication innovation boosts windfarm safety
When Essex UK based navigation equipment supplier Mantsbrite became the sole UK distributor of the David Clark Marine Wireless Headset Communications Systems in 2012, one of the first users was Tidal Transit.
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NewsGrandweld crew boats for Mexico
Dubai based boat builder, Grandweld Shipyards, has secured a contract worth over US$21m from Mexico’s COTEMAR.
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Seawork Conference - 25 June
The conference programme for 25 June is below. Papers will be presented in the Mayflower Cruise Terminal, a few minutes’ walk up the road from Seawork. More detail on individual papers can be found in the exhibition catalogue.
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Seawork Events - 25 June
Below is the schedule for the Events and Demonstrations taking place at the Seawork Exhibition on Tuesday 25 June 2013.
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Westerbeke back at Seawork
Westerbeke engines and generators will be back at Seawork, displayed by the new UK distributor Advance Yacht Systems Ltd (A261).
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Zodiac Milpro launches new RIB at Seawork
The new SRA-750, aimed at offering even greater capabilities in the worst conditions, will be launched by Zodiac MILPRO at Seawork, which is celebrating 50 years since the introduction of the RIB.
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NewsA close look at Lomax
Lomax, a high specification ASD fire fighting terminal tug has entered service with Solent Towage Ltd, a wholly owned subsidiary of Norwegian operator Østensjø Rederi.
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NewsTerasea Falcon enters service
Terasea Falcon, the first of a quartet of ‘groundbreaking’ deepsea tugs, is now in service under the management of the new joint venture company POSH Terasea (MJ – Mar 2013).
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NewsThree deliveries at Cheoy Lee in a week
Busy Hong Kong shipbuilder Cheoy Lee reports the delivery of three vessels in the third week of April.
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NewsSafe Tug Procedures Report
The ‘Report on Safe Tug Procedures’ has now been published and is widely available to all those involved in the operation of tugs during shiphandling manoeuvres.
