Marine Construction News – Page 41
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NewsDedicated container depot in Hamburg
Ocean Network Express Pte. Ltd. (ONE) and Universal Container Services GmbH (UCS) have strengthened their partnership by opening a dedicated ONE container depot in the port of Hamburg.
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NewsBorder control post progresses
Work is continuing at pace at Portsmouth, UK to prepare for the most significant changes to customs and health check import requirements in a generation.
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NewsDesign consultant for new low emission ferries
Caledonian Maritime Assets Limited has appointed ferry design consultancy Navalue to lead the concept design of its Small Vessel Replacement Programme.
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NewsHydrogen pioneer
The world’s first commercial vessel powered 100% by hydrogen fuel cell has been launched.
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NewsSix commercial RIBs contracted
Tyneside, UK-based, offshore fabrication and engineering specialist, CFS have taken delivery of the first of six Ballistic commercial RIBs from parent company CEFO Group.
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NewsWater quality monitoring in the old warehouse city of Hamburg
A project monitoring the water quality during the renovation of the old warehouse city of Hamburg - a heritage resting on aged oak poles - is being managed by MacArtney Germany.
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NewsTwo new survey vessels for the Baltic
Finnish boatbuilder Kewatec has signed an agreement with the Swedish company Midocean AB for the delivery of two new survey vessels.
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NewsFully electrical ferry contract
With the previous delivery of a hybrid and fully electric ferry and a contract for three additional hybrid ferries ongoing, Schlepp- und Fährgesellschaft Kiel (SFK) has recently awarded an additional fully electric ferry to Holland Shipyards Group.
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NewsNet zero hub for Scotland’s Firth of Forth
Energy consulting firm, Wood Mackenzie, has published a research paper recommending that the Firth of Forth become a Net Zero hub for Scotland.
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NewsFerry trio kicks off canal upgrade programme
After a slight delay, the first of sixteen 30m eco-friendly hybrid ferries has been delivered for service on the Kiel Canal, writes Tom Todd.
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NewsRhine workboat is a “Jack of all trades”
A unique €5.1 million workboat seen as a model for future eco-drive systems has finally been named reports Tom Todd.
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NewsNew fireboats add clout to Hamburg port fleet
The 35.4m firefighting duo 'Dresden' and 'Prag', Hamburg’s first-ever plug-in hybrid workboats – have been delivered reports Tom Todd.
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NewsSpecial boats join German rescue fleet
Germany’s sea rescue service DGzRS was naming two special new boats in September reports Tom Todd.
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NewsShore power action
Decarbonisation plans are progressing steadily at a European port with a shore power project.
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NewsSubsea installation breakthrough
Fugro claims it has revolutionised a subsea installation programme for Gulf of Suez Petroleum Company (GUPCO) with its innovative QuickVision® technology.
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NewsRotork actuators for naval base
Rotork has worked with BAE Systems to upgrade a series of A-range actuators to IQ3 actuators at Her Majesty’s Naval Base Portsmouth (HMNB Portsmouth).
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News‘Blue ammonia corridor’ from Norway to Rotterdam
Horisont Energi and the Port of Rotterdam have announced an MoU regarding setting up a corridor for transport of blue ammonia from Norway to Rotterdam.
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NewsPeel Marina dredging completed
Land & Water has completed dredging works on behalf of the Isle of Man Government as part of a wider three-year project which has removed over 22,000m3 of silt from Peel Marina.
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NewsMaasvlakte 2 - the story continues
Back in 2009 MJ started reporting on construction of Rotterdam’s Maasvlakte 2 port extension, eight years after opening in 2013 we return to catch up on progress.
