Marine Construction News – Page 38
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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.
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NewsHoulder and Subsea Micropiles develop onshore micropiles for offshore
Design and engineering consultancy Houlder is supporting Subsea Micropiles, a foundations company.
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News42m vessel arrives as deck cargo
A Damen SPa 4207, the second vessel in an order of four Damen vessels for the Jamaica Defence Force Coast Guard, has been officially handed over in Kingston, Jamaica.
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NewsABP land up for grabs
Associated British Ports (ABP) is opening up more than 1,000 acres of land for development.
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News15th service hub
Damen Shipyards Group is opening its latest service hub, in Hamburg, Germany. This takes the total number of hubs to fifteen, spread across Africa, the Americas, Asia and the Middle East, and Australia.
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NewsWeather safety innovation
Two technology companies have teamed up to use local weather information to improve port operations and safety.
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NewsPerformance paramount for Polish pilots
Finish specialist aluminium shipyard Kewatec, has handed over its latest Pilot 1630, to pilot boat operator Gdańsk Pilot in Poland.
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NewsOffshore fleet construction underway
Construction is underway to build a hybrid vessel fleet designed to support the UK’s growing offshore wind market.
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NewsDevelopment plans for Rotterdam
Global Energy Storage (GES), which launched in May this year, has announced its first major investment at Europoort in the Port of Rotterdam.
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NewsSpecialist aluminium boatbuilder recognised
The UK’s Wight Shipyard Co have been formally presented with a Queen’s Award for Enterprise for International Trade.
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NewsFlexibility is key for new shore to ship power system
One automation solutions provider and systems integrator has launched a new shore to ship power solution.
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NewsLifeboat repair and maintenance agreement
Shipyard group Harland & Wolff has signed a framework agreement with the UK’s Royal National Lifeboat Institution.
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NewsWaste clearance on an industrial scale
A specialist maintenance company has cleared 146.25 tonnes of waste from canals in London this year, allowing wildlife to thrive and providing clear waterways for boats.
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NewsSolar roof for Turkish shipyard
Turkey’s Tersan Shipyard has installed a solar roof system with a 3.8MW power capacity generating more than 4.900.000kWh of energy per year. This provides for 30% of the company’s total energy usage. The installation took nearly a month, starting in September with completion in October.
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NewsGothenburg boards the hydrogen train
The Port of Gothenburg and Norwegian energy company Statkraft are planning to construct a hydrogen production facility at the port.
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NewsWetland works complete
Land & Water has completed works on the largest wetland habitat creation project of its kind on the River Thames and River Thame.
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NewsIncorrect stability calculations cost $62.5M
Inaccurate stability calculations caused the capsizing of vehicle carrier ‘Golden Ray’, the US National Transportation Safety Board has said.
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Research vessels for Taiwan
Singapore shipyard Vallianz Holdings Limited has secured a contract with the Fisheries Research Institute of Taiwan for the design and construction of three research vessels.
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NewsAll-electric catamaran is first for Rostock
The introduction of its first emission-free, all-electric commuter ferry has greatly improved the public transport situation in the German Baltic port city of Rostock.
