Latest News – Page 812
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NewsVan Oord vessel order back on track
Dutch marine contracting company Van Oord’s wind turbine installation vessel order is back on track, following an interruption in progress after the German shipyard contracted to build the vessel filed for bankruptcy.
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NewsLNG Carrier Operations in Port course
Maintaining the very high standards required in the handling of LNG cargoes, between and during transit, requires knowledge, experience and diligence.
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NewsTraining for ICE-SAR in cold Iceland waters
UK independent marine safety equipment supplier, Ocean Safety, has just completed a chilly training session to safety authorities in Iceland.
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NewsExtensive newbuild programme for Svitzer
International towage provider Svitzer continues to maintain a large ongoing construction programme in order to replace outdated tonnage and support new contracts.
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NewsThe first RAmpage 4500 enters service
AOS Power, a highly versatile offshore support tug, is now in service with its owners the Atlantic Maritime Group, Sharjah, in the United Arab Emirates.
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NewsThe worldwide appeal of Seawork 2012
With more overseas involvement than ever, this year''s Seawork (22-24 May, Southampton) is set to deliver an outstanding performance as a demonstration arena and meeting venue of international importance.
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Door of opportunity opens at Seawork
Westmoor Engineering Ltd will be returning to Seawork International exhibition with another product in its range, the Series 1000 door.
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NewsHull shipyard to supply local wind farms
A Hull UK shipyard is to build and operate a fleet of vessels to serve Round 3 offshore wind farms planned for the North Sea.
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NewsGerman terminal damage could cost €15m
Defects discovered in the quay wall sheet piling at Germany’s new €1bn JadeWeserPort (JWP) Container Terminal in Wilhelmshaven will cost around €15m to repair and are expected to be covered by project insurance.
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See Seaglaze demos at Seawork
Seawork exhibitor Seaglaze is a bespoke manufacturer providing doors, windows, hatches and solutions to boat builders across the marine industry.
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NewsProcurement begins at Liverpool
Peel Ports in the UK has commenced procurement for the new deep water container terminal being built at the Port of Liverpool.
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NewsLighthouse camera safety at Portland Bill
The National Coastwatch Institution (NCI) team at the Portland Bill lookout station in the UK was recently looking to increased visibility of the area of sea and land closest to the coast.
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NewsFirst WFSV with Voith Linear Jet propulsor
Plans have been revealed for the first wind farm support vessel to be powered by the innovative Voith Linear Jet propulsor unit.
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NewsBoat share scheme for wind farm workboats
CWind, the only British company to be awarded a Siemens vessel charter contract on the London Array out of a European shortlist, has taken delivery of CWind Athenia, a 20 ton payload, multi-purpose catamaran (MPC).
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NewsIGT Industries in control at Seawork 2012
Hampshire UK based IGT Industries has a long history of providing custom made MMI products to the marine industry.
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NewsFaithful Wessex returns with new Targa 32
Wessex Marine marks its 15th year of non-stop Targa attendance at Seawork with the debut of the latest new Targa 32 model on its long-term berth number 1.
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NewsSeajacks’ latest vessel nears completion
Great Yarmouth based Seajacks UK Ltd has provided an update on progress as it prepares to take delivery of its third purpose built wind turbine installation vessel (WTIV) in just two years.
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NewsLargest EU ports support moves on sulphur
Three major European ports, Hamburg, Antwerp and Rotterdam, have said they are satisfied with the European Parliament’s ‘sulphur emissions’ resolution, which goes beyond the IMO regulations.
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NewsDutch – Spanish dredger building flourishing
Damen Dredging Equipment of the Netherlands and Spain’s Astilleros de Murueta are cooperating in the newbuilding of two maintenance trailing suction hopper dredgers and one sand mining hopper.
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NewsPort takes share in docking systems company
A significant share in the world’s largest supplier of hi-tech maritime laser docking systems has been acquired by Milford Haven Port in the UK.
