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NewsSeawork 2012 reflects a buoyant industry
Over 6500 members of the international commercial marine industry converged on Seawork 2012 last month with many new business deals being agreed and vessel hand overs taking place at the exhibition.
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Waterways protection policy
Ireland’s Mid West Regional Authority (MWRA) has been allocated € 192,000 under an EU-funded programme to promote the environmental protection and economic development of the Mid West Region’s principal waterways.
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Bumper edition of 'Harwich Ahoy!'
A bumper 44 page printed edition of ''Harwich Ahoy!'' has been published in support of the Harwich RNLI lifeboat.
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Jan De Nul’s Oz win
Belgium’s Jan De Nul NV together with its local partner Baulderstone has won the prestigious Australian Construction Achievement Award 2012.
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HHLA boxes up
Hamburger Hafen und Logistik AG (HHLA) increased its container throughput to 1.7m teu in the first quarter of 2012.
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NewsAustal lay patrol boat keel
Australia''s Austal has demonstrated the fast progress of the Cape Class Patrol Boat Programme with a keel-laying ceremony recently.
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Free bollard guide
Safe berthing and mooring operations are critical to the success of ports, harbours and offshore environments.
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Ferry build spec
Employee owned marine design business Houlder has been contracted by Gosport Ferry Ltd to prepare a design and build specification for a new ferry.
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NewsIHC acquires tidal and wave energy expertise
IHC Merwede in the Netherlands signed an agreement last week to acquire Wave Rotor technology from Ecofys, which is known for its expertise in sustainable energy solutions.
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NewsOz-UK agreement for WFSV sales and support
Australia based shipbuilder Strategic Marine has entered a sales and service agency agreement with UK firm Testbank Ship Repair Ltd.
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NewsOcean going oil spill recovery vessels
French oil spill clean up specialists Ecoceane has introduced a new range of pollution control vessels that are designed to operate in open seas and even in ice conditions.
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NewsSouthend Pier gets ‘Big Lift’
How do you create a large building at the end of a pier when it is too fragile to handle direct construction work? This was the issue surrounding the placing of a new culture centre onto the UK’s Victorian Southend Pier.
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NewsWeb mapping solution for Welsh MCZs
The Welsh Government has chosen a web mapping application from emapsite and OceanWise to support a public consultation exercise on Marine Conservation Zones (MCZs).
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NewsNew ship security course
Last week, the first candidates completed their two week training for the maritime vessel protection course run by international maritime and offshore industry risk consultants, Eos Risk Management.
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WBV and H-SURV seminars
FRC International is hosting a unique two day event for the professional RIB and high speed craft sector at RNLI Lifeboat College, Poole UK in July 2012.
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NewsA PATCH on ‘Blue Energy’
PATCH’s (Ports Adapting To Change) ‘Blue Energy’ workshop, hosted by the Port of Ramsgate, will take place later this month on 22 June 2012.
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Fast loading ACES
ChartWorld International has launched ACES, its new SENC ENC data service for professional mariners whose ECDIS or ECS navigation systems are based on the SevenCs EC2007 Kernel as used by a number of OEMs, including ChartWorld’s own eGlobe ECDIS.
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Survival at Seawork
Marine safety and survival specialists BCB Marine unveiled a survival kit at Seawork last month which workers on offshore installations can reach for in emergency situations.
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Antwerp hinterland policy
Antwerp Port Authority has joined a consortium to operate the new rail terminal to be built on the Chemelot site in Geleen, the Netherlands.
