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NewsCIG enters windfarm market
The Central Industry Group (CIG), a group of ten predominantly Netherlands companies which all provide goods and services to the international shipbuilding market, has come up with a unique new vessel for offshore wind installation.
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NewsNew Alimal aluminium RIB from Robust Boats
Aluminium boat builder Robust Boats Ltd of Pembrokeshire (berth V18) brings a new Alimal 700 RIB to Seawork, with a commercial specification bolt-on attachment system for the Hypalon tubes.
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NewsGermans tackle last hurdle on canal to Berlin
Twenty three years after Germany was reunited, work has begun on construction of a second lock at Zerben, the last major civil engineering project on the renovated Elbe-Havel Canal (EHK) linking the east and west German waterway networks.
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NewsDutch/Spanish teamwork begets French dredger
The hopper dredger Jean Ango has been handed over to its French owner, Dragages-Ports, the major French publicly owned company which operates a large number of dredgers maintaining all major sea ports.
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NewsNarec’s turbine test building handed over
Construction of the structure that will house the UK National Renewable Energy Centre’s (Narec) 15 MW capacity wind turbine nacelle test rig has been formally completed six weeks ahead of schedule.
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NewsSteady work extended for ‘Eden Rose’
North Norfolk UK based Tidal Transit''s personnel transfer vessel, Eden Rose, has been on charter to Scira Offshore Energy since May 2012.
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Scots study fishing fleet for windfarm use
In support of the Scottish Government’s policy of developing the offshore renewable energy capacity in Scotland while providing a sustainable future for the Scottish fishing community, Scottish Enterprise has commissioned a study.
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A new approach for ‘MPI Discovery’ charter
Almost two years after E.ON and MPI entered into a long term partnership for a six year charter of MPI Discovery, the first day of the charter period has arrived.
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Gardline wins four boat windfarm charter
Gardline, vessel service providers for the offshore renewables sector, has been awarded a four boat charter working for the UK’s Lynn and Inner Dowsing Wind Farms, owned by Centrica and EIG Global Energy Partners.
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NewsSeaward back at Seawork
The Seaward range of boats will be back on show at Seawork this year courtesy of new owner, The Boat Development Company, on stand B69.
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Kongsberg obtains rights to sell Seaglider
Kongsberg Underwater Technology Inc has successfully completed negotiations with the American University of Washington’s Center for Commercialization to obtain the sole rights to produce, market and continue the development of Seaglider technology.
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NewsHard wearing decking stands test of time
Dura Composites has been supplying its Dura Grating marine range with a commercial warranty of 25 years for decades but the proof really is in the pudding.
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NewsMarine crane for fishery protection vessel
The 5.98 t/m Amco Veba 806.M.4S marine crane recently supplied by Craneking Limited to the Isle of Man Government has proven ideal for use on the island’s purpose built 22m patrol vessel Barrule.
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NewsRugged rope for tug bollard pull testing
Italian vessel builder Rosetti Marino has chosen a Lankhorst LankoForce rope for bollard pull testing for its new platform supply vessels (PSV) and anchor handling tugs.
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NewsNorway’s NSRA opts for powerful searchlight
The Norwegian Sea Rescue Association (NSRA) has recommended the British made Exposure Marine X2 searchlight for the professional and recreational marine market, by adding it to their existing range of recommended safety equipment.
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Investigations completed for Navitus Bay
Coastline Surveys has completed a geotechnical investigation of the seabed cable route at the proposed Navitus Bay offshore wind farm off the South coast of England.
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NewsCruiser fire in Bahamas
A fire broke out onboard the Royal Caribbean cruise ship, the ''Grandeur of the Seas'', yesterday, which put paid to over 2,000 holidaymakers’ holidays.
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NewsNed-Deck and Palfinger Marine unite
Global marine lifting, loading and handling solutions manufacturer, Palfinger, has united Ned-Deck Marine with Palfinger Marine under the new company name, Palfinger Ned-Deck.
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Lerwick’s strong start
Port users across various sectors have contributed to a strong first quarter performance at Lerwick Harbour in the Shetlands.
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Crane motion compensation for windfarm work
MacGregor has developed an offshore crane featuring three-axis motion compensation to carry out installations, repairs, maintenance and general service duties in the renewable energy and oil and gas markets.
