Latest News – Page 846
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NewsWatch HD underwater TV at Seawork
UK based C-Tecnics, which specialises in the design and manufacture of underwater video and communication systems for the subsea industry, will be exhibiting at Seawork this year on Stand D11.
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NewsSeafood to wind farms for Tidal Transit
A new offshore wind farm support operation based in Norfolk UK has an interesting history, with its origins in fishing and restaurants.
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NewsUK government commits to fourth carbon budget
In a decision that will be of relevance to the marine renewable industry, the UK government has broadly accepted the recommendations of the independent Committee on Climate Change (CCC) for the fourth carbon budget.
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NewsAcclaim for EU funded engineering work
The transformation of the Western Quay at North Shields in the northeast of the UK has won a prestigious civil engineering award.
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NewsWork starts on London's super sewer
The Thames Tunnel project in London, now in the preliminary stages of site investigation, will be one of the biggest civil engineering projects in the UK.
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NewsAnniversary canal locks in water savings
For its 100 year anniversary in 2014, the Panama Canal Authority is modernizing and expanding the canal between the Atlantic and Pacific.
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NewsRNLI’s Sea Survival Centre for hire
The UK’s Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) has a sea survival pool at its Lifeboat College in Poole which is one of the largest specialist facilities of its type anywhere in the world.
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NewsInteractive marine planning map at MMO
The Marine Management Organisation (MMO) in the UK is reminding developers of the need to obtain a licence before carrying out removals from the seabed including benthic grab sampling and vibrocore surveys.
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NewsGravitational pull towards concrete foundations
With 20 to 25% of an offshore wind farm’s capital expenditure sunk into its foundations, offshore wind foundation costs threaten to explode as offshore wind farms move into deeper waters, further from shore.
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NewsKOTUG makes another connection with KO-LINK
Maritime service provider KOTUG International, with offices in Rotterdam, Hamburg and Bremerhaven, has recently patented the towing ring KO-LINK, originally developed by the company for its own use.
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NewsMarine Planned Maintenance saves money
UK based Marine Software has supplied Dubai based Seacor Offshore with the Marine Planned Maintenance (MPM) package for their latest diesel electric DP-2 Anchor Handler John Coghill.
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NewsSeawork exhibitor racing round the world
West Yorkshire UK based Seawork exhibitor Centa Transmissions is supporting this year’s Global Circumnavigation Challenge by British ocean adventurer Alan Priddy.
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NewsYanmar commercial range launch at Seawork
In a joint initiative with Yanmar Europe B.V., E. P. Barrus Ltd will introduce a new range of Yanmar commercial high speed engines at Seawork 2011.
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NewsWaterhammer helps IHC pile into renewables
A new kind of pile driver has been developed for use at depths up to 3,000m and will be quite literally underpinning a number of offshore wind energy projects.
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NewsHoulder accesses Spirit of Innovation Award
UK based engineering consultancy Houlder is celebrating its Turbine Access System (TAS) winning both the Marine Renewable Energy Supply Chain category and the overall Spirit of Innovation Award at Seawork.
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NewsWismar ups clout with new facilities
The German Baltic port of Wismar has inaugurated a rebuilt berth for big ships and at the same time put rail track links to two other berths into operation to complete rail access to all of its 16 quayside facilities.
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NewsHistoric submarine lifted for new museum
Preparations for the opening of North Europe’s biggest new maritime museum are well underway in Estonia with the world’s oldest in the water submarine having been lifted to land.
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NewsLow carbon shipping research underway
A new three year research project, ‘Low carbon shipping – a systems approach’, has been launched to help the shipping industry reduce levels of emissions in order to comply with new legislation and mitigate global warming.
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NewsMonitor and control the water flow
Warwickshire UK based marine sanitation specialist LeeSan has started to market TruDesign products in the UK.
