Marine Civils – Page 32
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NewsVersatile assets chartered for pipe drilling project
A Dutch boatbuilder and marine operator has made two of its multi-purpose pontoons available to a Western Scheldt drilling operation.
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NewsHolding the sun catchers: moorings take on new challenges
Interest in floating solar is growing fast – but the challenges are also rising, especially for the moorings, writes Stevie Knight.
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NewsGreat Yarmouth to upgrade flood defences
Work is about to start to upgrade the flood defences against tidal flooding in Great Yarmouth under a £40.3 million refurbishment and upgrade programme to increase the level of protection from tidal flooding to more than 4,500 homes and businesses in the area writes Dag Pike.
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NewsMonstrous crane boom will load future turbines
Swire Blue Ocean has contracted Blue Water Shipping to transport an installation vessel’s new crane boom from NOV’s manufacturing yard to Denmark aboard SAL’s ‘M/V Wiebke’.
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NewsHollandse Kust Zuid wind farm progresses
The final contract for the transportation and installation of turbines at the Hollandse Kust Zuid wind farm has been signed.
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NewsHybrid vessel wins sustainability award
Two maritime companies have won an environmental sustainability award for an offshore hybrid vessel that reduces emissions and improves energy efficiency.
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NewsOffshore excavation consolidation
James Fisher Offshore has strengthened its position as a global life of field support provider of specialist offshore engineering solutions, consolidating its services with those of its sister company, James Fisher Subsea Excavation.
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NewsPiling template system contract
A Netherlands subsea technology company has secured a contract from an undisclosed EPC player for the design and delivery of a piling template hydraulic and instrumentation system.
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News5-year infrastructure joint venture completed
The maritime infrastructure works on and around the weir lock complex along the Lys in Harelbeke in Belgium have been officially delivered.
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NewsModule carrier investment for heavy lift operator
A heavy lift shipping operator has just announced the addition of another module carrier into its fleet following purchase of a pre-owned 2015-built vessel.
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Merger creates heavy lift giant
A recent merger has created industry’s largest global provider of engineered heavy lifting and transport services.
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Supporting future marine construction talent
UK marine construction contractor Red7Marine has partnered with Engineering for Industry, offering students pre-employment support and training through its consortium with Colchester Institute.
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NewsWorkFloat goes on tour
WorkFloat, a self-propelled floating work platform that ''folds'' up to tow behind a 4x4 on the road or slides into a standard shipping container, has just confirmed dates for a Grand Demo Tour around the UK this February.
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NewsLiepaja work completed ahead of schedule
To allow larger vessels to enter and leave the port of Liepaja in Latvia, the access channel to the port has been dredged with removal of nearly three million cubic metres of sediments.
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NewsSAL Heavy Lift in emissions technology first
SAL Heavy Lift has become the first shipping company in the world to add a new hydrogen/methanol technology to its fleet, with the adoption of an injection system developed by Fuelsave.
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NewsHeavy lift fleet expansion
SAL Heavy Lift will expand its fleet with three heavy lift vessels with 800t lifting capacity in early 2020.
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NewsStabilized barge gets more configurable
Red7Marine, has expanded the ability of its fleet in marine access solutions by increasing the versatility of its ‘Haven Seastabler’ barge.
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NewsWhat comes after the monopile – and what will load it?
As offshore wind turbines get heavier there are now more questions than ever about what could take the monopile’s place, writes Stevie Knight.
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Dredging plans for Scottish harbours
Aberdeenshire Council in Scotland has made a firm commitment to a three-year dredging contract for maintenance dredging in three of the many harbours that come under its control writes Dag Pike.
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NewsSite investigation for island megaproject
Denmark has taken serious steps towards building a man made island that will entail the largest construction project in the country since the 17th century.
