Marine Construction News – Page 37
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NewsPlatform decommissioning
A marine civil engineering specialist has been awarded the contract to decommission two North Sea platforms it installed 25 years ago.
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NewsPortable battery power
A multi-purpose battery container will be used to deliver renewable power across Damen Shipyards creating a sustainable replacement for diesel generators
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NewsDredging starts Ardersier Port transformation
Dredging works have started in Scotland which will enable the reopening of a repurposed Ardersier Port as Europe’s first fully circular Energy Transition Facility.
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NewsPlanning pays in Willem de Rubroeck’s debut
Belgian contractor Jan De Nul’s most powerful cutter suction dredger, the 41,346 kW Willem de Rubroeck, has successfully completed its maiden project in Mauritania.
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NewsSustainable biofuel for Boskalis dredgers
Dutch dredging major Royal Boskalis Westminster has taken delivery of its largest ever consignment of drop-in biofuel which will be used to power two trailing suction hopper dredgers on upcoming projects in northwestern Europe.
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NewsPioneering anchor completes on-land trials
A new marine anchor solution has successfully completed on-land trials validating the technology and sealing approval for full-scale production and ocean deployment.
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NewsBids ready for first offshore energy island
Belgium’s DEME Group and Royal Boskalis Westminster of the Netherlands have joined a consortium to develop an energy island in the Danish North Sea.
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NewsFirst of class 14m lifeboat
Diverse Marine have signed a new vessel construction agreement for a first of class 14m ‘Medina Class’ lifeboat for a UK volunteer lifeboat service.
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NewsBreton build
French shipyard Piriou has just signed with Vedettes De Brehat for the order of two 26m aluminium passenger vessels dedicated to service Bréhat island- North Brittany.
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NewsSolent Gateway eyes renewables opportunities
Solent Gateway in the UK is marketing itself squarely at the renewables sector with its designated Freeport status complemented by sea, road and rail access.
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NewsAdelte boarding bridges for Bremerhaven
Spanish engineering group Adelte has been contracted by Bremenports GmbH & Co. KG to design and manufacture three Pegasus Seaport Passenger Boarding Bridges (SPBBs).
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NewsLife extension for ageing offshore assets
ABS has further developed its approach to aging offshore assets with publication of the Guide for Life Extension of Floating Production Installations.
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NewsThames jetty renewal awarded
Belgian construction major Herbosch-Kiere NV and its British subsidiary Herbosch-Kiere Ltd have recently been awarded a contract for the renewal of Thunderer Jetty on the Thames in Dagenham (near London, UK).
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NewsFirst of the Endurance class launched and Christened
Next Generation Shipyards has Christened the first Crew Tender Vessel of its new NG Endurance class at Lauwersoog in Holland.
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NewsLondon wharves investment
The Port of London Authority is preparing its east London wharves for a return to operation
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NewsCowes adopts carbon management plan
Cowes Harbour Commission (CHC) on the Isle of Wight, UK, has adopted the Carbon Management Plan developed by technical and commercial facilitator of long-term maritime sustainability, Cedar Marine.
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NewsMajor chop job for ‘MS Rotra Mare’
Commissioned by Amasus Shipping, Holland Shipyards Group is currently working on a lengthening conversion of offshore wind transport vessel MS Rotra Mare in collaboration with Niestern Sander.
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NewsNew tactical RIB is a Who’s Who of cutting edge European commercial marine players
Built by UK RIB builders Ring Powercraft the new ‘Vampire’ is a collaboration project to create a Rapid Deployment Transporter on a fully modular RIB platform.
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NewsCruise ship renovations complete
Three cruise ships have been successfully renovated to make them bigger and more powerful.
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NewsThree passenger hovercraft deal
Southampton-UK based hovercraft manufacturer Griffon Hoverwork is celebrating after landing one of its biggest ever deals.
