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  • Cathelco is supplying anti-fouling anodes which are designed to prevent barnacle and mussel fouling within the Pelamis’ box cooler unit.
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    Anti-fouling for marine energy system

    2011-03-28T12:06:00Z

    Chesterfield UK based Cathelco Ltd has won an order to supply seawater pipework anti-fouling equipment for Pelamis, the ‘sea snake’ structure which produces electricity from the action of the waves.

  • The 'Wave Buoy' from Ocean Power Technologies (OPT), which has signed for deployment at the Wave Hub off the coast of Cornwall.
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    Falmouth seeks marine energy test site

    2011-03-28T10:56:00Z

    Falmouth Harbour Commissioners (FHC) in the UK has submitted a licence application for an energy test site in Falmouth Bay, Cornwall.

  • Wreck removal of the ‘Hyundai 105’ began in February and could take up to 16 months to complete.
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    Global reach for salvage and wreck removal

    2011-03-28T09:51:00Z

    Rotterdam based SMIT Salvage had teams busy in Latin America last year, refloating a series of grounded vessels in the major river systems.

  • The ProWork workboat Lister , in service with Farsund Municipality, is being used for utility service work within the archipelago in Southern Norway.
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    See waterjets on display at Seawork

    2011-03-28T09:00:00Z

    Norwegian boat builder Promek AS has built and delivered more than 110 tailor made aluminium fish farming, environmental, harbour, fire and rescue workboats since 1992.

  • ‘Vortex’ and ‘Apex’ sail together, showing off the differences in their design.
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    A closer look at the ‘Vortex’

    2011-03-28T09:00:00Z

    Back in the November 2010 issue of MJ ‘Tugs & Towing’ included a report on the delivery of the Voith tractor tug Vortex to Solent Towage Ltd, the UK subsidiary of Østensjø Rederi AS of Haugesund in Norway.

  • Royston performs a complete overhaul of each of the Caledonian Isles’ medium speed 1,800 kW engines on alternate years.
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    Comprehensive engine maintenance at Seawork

    2011-03-27T09:00:00Z

    A team of diesel engineers from Seawork exhibitor Royston Limited has just completed a major engine overhaul of the Caledonian Isles, the largest ship in the Caledonian MacBrayne fleet.

  • ‘Coastal Vanguard’ is an important new addition to the Acta Marine BV fleet.
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    Towlines MAR 11

    2011-03-27T09:00:00Z

    Avra Towage BV of Rotterdam and Muller of Dordrecht have formed a joint venture with a view to increasing the scope of both companies. Muller operates a fleet of nine tugs and a large inventory of pushers and barges.

  • The hull of the first Mustang built Damen Multicat is manoeuvred at the Pembroke Dock shipyard.
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    New relationship for Seawork exhibitors

    2011-03-26T09:00:00Z

    Seawork exhibitors Mustang Marine (Wales) Ltd and the Dutch Damen Shipyards Group are watching as the first product of a new relationship between the two companies takes shape.

  • ‘Samson B’ is the latest Lyme Boats newbuild to be equipped with stern gear from Clements Marine.
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    Stern gear package for wind farm boat

    2011-03-25T15:51:00Z

    Bedfordshire UK based Clement Marine has supplied propellers and stern gear to equip a newbuild for Fred Buckingham’s Penzance based Wind Wave Workboats.

  • MCT’s SeaGen tidal turbine in Strangford Lough, Northern Ireland, is supplying power to the grid.
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    Tidal turbine on course for UK funding

    2011-03-25T15:01:00Z

    The SeaGen tidal energy turbine, designed by Britain’s Marine Current Turbines Ltd, has achieved and passed the UK Government’s operating performance criteria for the UK’s emerging tidal and wave energy technologies.

  • Gardening celebrity Alan Titchmarsh is Patron of the Cowes RNLI lifeboat.
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    Call to honour UK’s heroic mariners

    2011-03-25T14:37:00Z

    The Shipwrecked Mariners’ Society is calling on members of the maritime community and air/sea rescue organisations across the UK to nominate their colleagues for their heroic acts of bravery at sea.

  • Heather Abrahams, Finance Wales; Nick Colin York, MD Holyhead Marine Services; James Burns, operations director Holyhead Towing Company and Alan Darrock, financial director, in the Holyhead Marine Services shed.
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    Offshore wind propels Holyhead growth

    2011-03-25T13:01:00Z

    The Holyhead Boatyard Group has set a course for new offshore business opportunities after securing £2.7m investment in the largest debt investment to date from Finance Wales.

  • The full environmental statement for the proposed Green Port Hull project will be submitted during the summer.
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    Green Port Hull project moving closer

    2011-03-25T11:28:00Z

    ABP Marine Environmental Research Ltd (ABPmer) has been commissioned to prepare the marine elements of an environmental statement in support of the proposed Green Port Hull development at Alexandra Dock, Port of Hull.

  • The Marine Air Chiller Compact provides 16,000 to 24,000 BTUs sand is easy to install.
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    Keep your workboat cool at Seawork

    2011-03-25T09:00:00Z

    Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) specialist Dometic Marine will launch the Marine Air Chiller Compact to the commercial, workboat and military markets at this year''s Seawork International.

  • ‘The Art of Dredging’ will be the theme for WODCON XX, the industry’s most important event.
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    WODCON brings dredging focus to Europe

    2011-03-24T10:56:00Z

    The Netherlands based Central Dredging Association (CEDA) has announced that the next World Dredging Congress (WODCON) will be 3-7 June 2013 in Brussels.

  • Jane Davidson, Minister for Environment, Sustainability & Housing, delivering the keynote address at the 2011 Marine Energy Pembrokeshire Seminar last week.
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    Wales targets marine energy development

    2011-03-24T10:56:00Z

    Excellent collaboration between local business and academic, environmental and governmental organisations is putting Wales in a strong position to develop the UK’s marine renewable energy industry.

  • The Mark V design will use 15 to 20% less fuel per transported unit than its predecessors, thanks to a optimised hull form and a number of energy saving features such as the streamlined rudder design and duck tail.
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    Wilhelmsen launches world’s largest Ro-Ro

    2011-03-24T10:55:00Z

    The Wallenius Wilhelmsen group has launched its 150th anniversary vessel, MV Tønsberg, into operation. The Mark V class is claimed to be the most sophisticated vessel ever built in the Ro-Ro segment.

  • It is vital to the economies of the Northern Isles that environmental impacts such as the ‘Braer’ incident are not repeated.
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    Scot MSPs oppose coastguard plans

    2011-03-24T10:55:00Z

    Liberal Democrat Northern Isles MSPs, Tavish Scott and Liam McArthur, have jointly responded to the UK Government’s consultation on the future of the Coastguard service.

  • Clements Marine has been appointed to supply propellers for the RNLI’s  Trent class Lifeboats.
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    Propulsion performance provided at Seawork

    2011-03-24T09:00:00Z

    The first of the 20m aluminium windfarm support workboats Gardian, built by Seawork exhibitor Alicat Workboats, is now fully operational and the second vessel has just been delivered.

  • The Maricuda Atlantic Challenger is being designed to cross the Atlantic in under two days.
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    Seawork exhibitor seeks crossing record

    2011-03-23T09:00:00Z

    Seawork exhibitor Maricuda Ltd is a new marine design and technology company with a naval architect designed portfolio of marine concepts.