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Yamaha snaps up Torqeedo
Deutz has agreed a stock purchase of its electric drive firm Torqeedo to Yamaha Motor.
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Barrus sets up hybrid engine joint venture
Seawork exhibitor and engine builder Barrus has formed a new company with Hybrid Marine to focus on hybrid engines for marine.
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ESVAGT signs 15-year wind farm service deal
ESVAGT will build a Service Operation Vessel under a new contract with turbine manufacturer Vestas.
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New record set for port cocaine seizures
Belgian customs officers seized a record 116 tonnes of cocaine at the Port of Antwerp last year.
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Maritime battery maker wins cash boost
A Toyota growth fund has invested an undisclosed sum in Norwegian marine battery firm Corvus Energy.
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Joint venture set up to clinch obsolete OSW farm market
A JV has been set up to focus on the offshore wind farm decommissioning market, which will breathe new life into older vessels.
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IKEA owner applies to build offshore energy hub
IKEA owner Ingka and OX2 have applied for permits to build a huge offshore energy hub in the Baltic Sea, comprising offshore wind and hydrogen production.
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Marine data in tomorrow’s remote and autonomous world
Marine technology company Ocean Infinity talks about data management in operations where more and more remote and autonomous vessels are being deployed.
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Fugro insight: Offshore wind in 2024
Offshore wind has faced plenty of ups and downs since it arrived on the scene so rapidly. Brian Bell, global director Offshore Wind at Fugro, gives his thoughts on where it might head in 2024.
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‘Boreas’ booked for ‘most ecological wind farm’
A joint venture by Shell and Eneco is striving to keep things green at its new offshore wind farm off the Dutch coast.
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More emissions rules ahead: UK government launches probe
The UK has launched a Call for Evidence to look at extending its Emissions Control Area around the country.
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Dutch North Sea Port prepares to open major expansion
10 million cubic metres of soil has been dredged at the Dutch North Sea Port to allow much larger vessels access to inland waterways.
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The Shipping Forecast broadcast turns 100
With something of a cult status, the BBC’s Shipping Forecast has reached its century, saving thousands of lives in the process. Listen to a famous spoof here.
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Green finance for Cadeler offshore wind newbuilds
Cadeler is funding its two newbuilds with green financing
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The year ahead: What’s in store for 2024?
What lies in store for the commercial marine industry over the next 12 months? Some stakeholders gave Maritime Journal their thoughts on the year ahead.
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New MD hired to run London International Shipping Week
Gareth Long has been appointed managing director of London International Shipping Week, one of the premier events on the maritime calendar.
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Strategic new fast crew boat for Brunei
The Bruneian offshore oil and gas sector wil benefit from Strategic Marine expertise
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Spanish port signs up to EU wind pledges
The Port Authority of Bilbao has joined a host of policy makers and interested parties in signing a charter to commit to wind energy in Europe.
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New frontier launches for Space Norway
Space Norway has finalised the acquisition of a prominent European satellite communications company
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CMB.TECH snapped up for €1.15 billion
The brains behind Hydrotug, the world’s first hydrogen-powered tug launched at Antwerp-Bruges in December, has been snapped up by the tanker operator and owner Euronav for a cool €1.15 billion.