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Next Interspill set for Amsterdam
The Interspill Steering Committee has decided to hold the next event of this triennial series, Interspill 2015, at the Amsterdam RAI over 24-26 March 2015.
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ISU Pollution Prevention Survey sees rise
The International Salvage Union’s annual Pollution Prevention Survey for 2012 shows the quantity of pollutants salved overall was significantly up on the 2011 numbers.
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NewsOngoing development ensures racon future
The growing use of GNSS in recent years has stimulated marine navigation and AtoN capability, with many of those involved in the field predicting the replacement of racons with such systems.
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New series of solar LED marine lanterns
Canada’s Carmanah Technologies has launched a new generation of high performance solar LED marine lantern.
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NewsBlyth brings economy dive boat to Seawork
The specialised needs of small groups of divers are being met by Blyth Workcats, which is presenting a low cost dive boat at Seawork 2013.
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NewsTwo-stroke outboards still available at Seawork
Smaller workboats, patrol craft and rescue boats, amongst others, regularly opt for outboard power as their preferred propulsion source and certainly there can be many advantages for craft under 10m to be fitted with single, twin or even triple outboard engines.
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NewsAnother RAstar is delivered to Australia
The Pilbara Apollo, the latest addition to the RAstar 3200 series of escort tugs, was one of several new tugs heading for employment in Australia over recent months.
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NewsTOWLINES
Ocean Sun, one of the two remaining Ocean class tugs being built for Crowley Maritime, was delivered on 9 May by Bollinger Marine Fabricators. The remaining vessel, Ocean Sky, is undergoing trials at the time of writing.This second pair of sophisticated 10,880 bhp deepsea tugs is slightly longer than the ...
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NewsStone Marine acquisition
The UK''s Stone Marine Group has extended its product range after purchasing the trade of Ocean Venture Seals Ltd.
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NewsDamen vessel for Amsterdam Canals
Damen Shipyards Hardinxveld-Giessendam has delivered a hybrid patrol vessel for use on Amsterdam’s complex waterways.
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Class launches PLI Digital Liquid Level Gauge
At Seawork this week, Class Instrumentation Ltd is launching the PLI Digital - an extension of their world renowned PLI liquid level indicator range.
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NewsRiver access supports Battersea Bridge refurb
One of the oldest bridges in central London is undergoing a major refurbishment and the only access for materials and personnel during the one year programme will be by water.
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LNG delivery dip dents MHPA profits
Changes in worldwide LNG flows saw the UK Port of Milford Haven handle significantly fewer LNG carrying ships in 2012, resulting in a concurrent dip in profits.
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NewsSatellite based bathymetric mapping in Ireland
Proteus, a provider of satellite derived bathymetric mapping and seabed classification services, has been awarded a major contract by the Geological Survey of Ireland (GSI) to deliver complete bathymetric surveys of five Irish bays.
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NewsConversion works deliver powerful ERRV
Aberdeen based standby vessel operator Atlantic Offshore Rescue has commissioned what will be the UK’s most powerful emergency response and rescue vessel (ERRV).
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NewsFerry conversion benefits Orkney communities
Birkenhead UK shipyard and engineering firm Cammell Laird has completed a £2.7m contract to update and lengthen the MV Hoy Head car ferry for Orkney Islands Council.
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NewsSee a Specialist Survey Vessel at Seawork
Portchester UK based boatbuilder BWSeaCat Ltd has launched the first in class Specialist Survey Vessel ROV1101 for Norway based clients Robert Sorheim and John Terje of ROVas.
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NewsAn intensive two day Tugnology in London
The biennial Tugnology 13 conference was held this year in the heart of London’s Docklands at the Britannia International Hotel on 14 and 15 May.
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NewsOcean Safety to supply complete RNLI fleet
Ocean Safety announced at this year''s Seawork exhibition that it has been selected by the RNLI to carry out a wide reaching replacement programme for all the Institution’s current liferafts in an operation over three years.
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NewsSeaway winches at Seawork
The UK’s marine hydraulic systems provider, Seaway Powell Marine, was showcasing its Hypac range of winches, windlasses, davits and power packs at this year’s Seawork.
