Marine Construction News – Page 49
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NewsNew floating grab is a first for Germans
Wesergrund, described as the first floating grab of its kind for government coastal and estuary operation in Germany, has been launched at SET Tangemuende Shipyard, reports Tom Todd.
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NewsHybrid patrol vessel for Malta
A new patrol vessel recently launched by Vittoria Shipyard is the largest offshore patrol vessel ever built at the company’s Adria yard.
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NewsExpansion at Amalia harbour
The Port of Rotterdam Authority has awarded a contract for the construction of 2.4kms of quays and earth-retaining walls in the Princess Amalia Harbour, part of the Maasvlakte II complex.
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NewsConcrete hulls for floating wind
Work is in progress in Norway on the building of the concrete hulls for what will be the World’s largest floating wind project.
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NewsFirst hybrid surface effect ship
Could the newly launched ‘CWind Pioneer’ represent a step change in vessel technologies for offshore wind CTVs?
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NewsLe Havre quay upgrades
The French Port of Le Havre has awarded a significant contract to the NGE Group for construction work to adapt a quay in the harbour.
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NewsSMS Group completes dredger refit
The SMS Group has started 2021 by successfully completing a D Class dredger refit job that included hydraulics works, electrical works and repairs.
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NewsYunlin wind farm transport phase complete
The transportation phase for the Yunlin offshore wind farm in Taiwan has been completed, paving the way for the installation phase to begin.
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NewsTemporary power work completed at Borssele
Ørsted contracted MRE to provide temporary power during the turbine commissioning phase of the 94 Siemens Gamesa Renewables 8.0-167 type turbines at the Borssele 1 & 2 offshore wind farm.
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NewsNew container port and deepening for Tunadal
Swedish forest products company SCA has revealed plans to invest approximately SEK 460 million (about $54.7 million) at its terminal at Tunadal on the Gulf of Bothnia over the next three years.
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NewsSpace data could aid decommissioning
BMT will assess the feasibility of using space-based data to support the decommissioning of energy assets.
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NewsState-of-the-art hybrids coming to Hornsea
Ørsted will have three new hybrid CTVs to assist with the construction work at the Hornsea Two offshore wind farm writes Dag Pike.
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NewsQuality electric cooker launches
UK-based specialist galley company GN Espace has introduced its most advanced onboard cooker to date for boat owners looking to go fully electric onboard.
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NewsLübeck RoRo terminal expands again
Third-phase expansion of the giant Skandinavienkai in the German Baltic port of Lübeck will pave the way for the arrival of a new generation of Finnish RoRo ships, writes Tom Todd.
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NewsFast delivery for unique Customs newbuilds
The keel has been laid in Rostock for the first of two unique, ground-breaking patrol boats for coastal and shallow water service with German Customs, writes Tom Todd.
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NewsLindley delivers Portugal pontoons project
Lindley has designed, fabricated, supplied and installed pontoons, access bridges and piles for a fishing and tourist municipality in the south of Portugal.
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NewsNew shared berth for Trent class lifeboat
At Dunmore East in the Republic of Ireland, the RNLI’s all-weather Trent class lifeboat has a new berth from Inland and Coastal Marina Systems.
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NewsOcean loop system brings economical temperature control
A high-tech, ocean front residential development has required the installation of a bespoke subsea heat exchanger system.
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NewsMaintaining critical assets as legislation changes loom
In the UK’s 2020 budget, the government announced that many sectors will lose their entitlement to use red diesel from April 2022.
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Shipping cement
The South Wales Port of Newport, owned and operated by Associated British Ports, has celebrated the renewal of its lease and commercial agreement with leading building materials company, CEMEX.
