Latest News – Page 92
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NewsRoyston completes critical OSV propulsion system overhaul
Marine engineering and propulsion specialist Royston has successfully conducted a vital overhaul of the propulsion systems onboard the OSV Topaz Sophie on behalf of Doha Marine Services.
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NewsOsbit expands its offering for Dutch customers
Osbit is strengthening its Netherlands offering with a new Dutch business entity and office
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NewsPeene-Werft initiates modernisation project
A historic shipyard with a long past including building ships for the Soviet Union has announced it will bring itself up to date with a major modernisation project.
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NewsTug news – round-up to June 2023
The latest look at new vessel arrivals features two new Multi Cats from Damen Shipyards, an order from Norway for Sanmar Shipyards and an addition to Ports of Jersey’s expanding fleet.
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NewsCenta’s designs on show at Seawork
Dutch power transmission supply and servicing firm Centa makes a return to Seawork this year with its premium couplings, drive lines and power transmissions.
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NewsMarine Fire Safety to show new liferaft at Seawork
A new 14-person liferaft will be showcased at Seawork this year by exhibitors Marine Fire Safety.
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NewsWärtsilä to model decarbonisation tech on ferries
The technology giant Wärtsilä will carry out what it calls ‘decarbonisation modelling’ on two vessels in the Corsica Ferries fleet.
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NewsCurrent profiler integrates edge processing
Sonardyne has unveiled its Origin Acoustic Doppler Current Profilers (ADCPs) with the claim that the Origin 600 stands out as the first ADCP to integrate an acoustic modem and advanced onboard edge processing.
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NewsMultiple support vessel order for Purus Wind
UK-based Purus Wind has placed an eight vessel order that highlights how the offshore wind industry’s principles of sustainable energy now extends to the vessels that make it happen.
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NewsWork progresses on Scotland’s largest renewables hub
Work is under way to create the riverside berth at Scotland’s largest renewables hub at Port of Leith
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NewsMajor engineering for Rotterdam tunnel crossing
A major civil engineering project has been hit by a few setbacks and delays, but the Maasdelta Tunnel is well on its way to providing the major port city of Rotterdam with a new crossing.
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NewsSaildrone expands fleet with mid-sized USV
Saildrone has expanded its fleet with a mid-sized vessel that will assist in law enforcement as well as carry out ocean mapping.
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NewsWeb-based fleet management solution
Commercial marine charting and cloud-based software solutions expert C-Map has announced the launch of the latest version of its web-based fleet management solution.
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NewsFMV makes ship lifting cradle investment
Finland’s Fitjar Mekaniske Verksted has boosted its facility offering with a mobile 900t lifting cradle.
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NewsWorld first 10t 3D motion-compensated offshore crane
SMST has won a contract from Damen Shipyards Group to supply two sets of mission equipment for Windcat Offshore’s two newbuild Elevation Series Commissioning Service Operation Vessels (CSOVs).
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NewsBoskalis steps in to avert oil tanker disaster
Boskalis is part of a UN-coordinated operation to remove more than a million barrels of oil from a tanker that has been decaying off the coast of Yemen for more than 30 years.
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NewsFugro hired for German offshore wind site
Fugro and Fraunhofer IWES will be working together to survey Germany’s EEZ windfarm sites
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NewsMacArtney supplies custom winches for Textron’s USV
MacArtney is delivering custom-built winches that can withstand exploding mines for the US Navy.
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NewsGlobal initiative aims to find 100,000 ocean species
With more than 150 ocean advocates present, it was no surprise that new ideas for collaboration were springing up every few minutes at the launch of Ocean Census on 27 April 2023 at the Royal Institution, London, UK.
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NewsBreakthrough sheds light on unseen ocean depths
The UK’s National Oceanography Centre has revealed new sensor technology that will open up the ocean depths in ways we haven’t managed before.
