Portsmouth leads subsea protection
The University of Portsmouth is leading a project worth over £0.75 million to protect and repair undersea infrastructure
USVs - the right technologies to support the right applications
Simon Adams, Founder & Director of The USV Group, will be speaking at the next session of Get Set for Workboat 2050 on Monday 18 November.
Kuwait Coast Guard upgrades to waterjets
A contract to upgrade the waterjet propulsion systems on 13 vessels operated by the Kuwait Coast Guard has been awarded to Kongsberg Maritime.
Fully operable going into winter
Ocean Crest Marine has helped the UK Environment Agency hit an important milestone on the River Thames’ Benson Weir project.
Viking forges global safety pact with Johnson Controls
Marine safety equipment firm Viking has signed a global marine fire service partnership with the multinational industrial technology company Johnson Controls International (JCI).
On manoeuvres with Brunvoll
Brunvoll has signed a contract with VARD to deliver complete propulsion and manoeuvring systems for two Commissioning Service Operation Vessels (CSOVs). The vessels are for an undisclosed international owner.
Portsmouth leads subsea protection
The University of Portsmouth is leading a project worth over £0.75 million to protect and repair undersea infrastructure
Deep-sea submersible in new study to predict volcanic activity
A new study has revealed a method for predicting volcanic eruptions beneath the ocean floor using heat data from hydrothermal vents as an early warning signal of tectonic unrest.
BP offshore wind JV backs out of US project
A BP/JERA joint venture has pulled out of its only American offshore wind project in the latest blow to the industry in the US.
Skandia Gateway Project delayed by dredging costs
Works to turn Sweden’s largest port into one that can accept the world’s largest ships have been stalled because of dredging costs.
