All News articles – Page 10
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NewsUpping the ante in subsea cable protection
New vessel George W. Goethals will carry out a vital role ensuring that subsea cables are protected against damage and sabotage
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NewsRedefining the future of hydrogen propulsion
Green Navy and SECO Marine have signed a long-term partnership to advance hydrogen vessel propulsion
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NewsRotterdam leads digital navigation breakthrough
The port is using a pioneering digital connection to enhance navigational safety, voyage planning and port calls
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NewsEngineering a ‘nature-positive’ marine future
The Foresight of Nature-Positive Engineering report outlines a blueprint for scaling nature-positive engineering (NPE) in marine infrastructure projects
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NewsSchottel opens UK base to capture growth markets
Schottel UK is a move to strengthen the German propulsion specialist’s presence in the UK and Ireland
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NewsAI powers next-gen crew transfer vessel design
Voltron Future’s CTV-26 RON is a next-generation crew transfer vessel that fuses vessel building with AI design
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NewsContract awarded for subsea cables to Danish energy island
Denmark’s €645 million energy island project has moved a step further with the award of a contract to install subsea power cables to connect offshore wind power to Denmark and Germany.
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NewsCTV earmarked as test case for AI ship design
Artificial intelligence will be used by a consortium that aims to transform ship design by bringing robots into the process.
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NewsNorway ‘excited’ about offshore wind future
Norway’s Ministry of Energy says it is ‘excited’ about its offshore wind future, despite receiving just two applications to bid in its latest floating wind auction.
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NewsExail proves autonomous readiness
Exail’s DriX O-16 proves large USV operational readiness with a 1,100-nautical-mile autonomous voyage
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NewsØrsted to develop North English port as wind hub
The northern English Port of Tyne says Danish energy giant Ørsted will develop up to thousands of square metres which will be fundamental in building Hornsea 3, part of the world’s largest offshore wind farm.
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NewsCadeler expands offshore wind installation fleet
The A-class wind installation vessel Wind Ally will immediately mobilise to Ørsted’s Hornsea 3 offshore windfarm in the North Sea
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NewsLehmann launches water-cooled maritime battery
German battery manufacturer Lehmann Marine has launched a modular lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery for maritime.
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NewsAYK Energy: Pioneering the electric revolution
Maritime Journal speaks to AYK Energy founder Chris Kruger about the marine battery manufacturer’s meteoric rise and its plans for an electric future
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NewsBatteries in RIBs: A positive review
RS Electric Boats speaks to MJ about the company’s use of batteries in their fleet – their performance, any challenges and the future.
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NewsRAD Propulsion expands with US office
UK-based electric propulsion system maker RAD Propulsion has opened an office in the US, it said today.
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NewsA next-gen research vessel for ocean sciences
The 48-metre research vessel will be designed as a floating laboratory for testing next-generation maritime energy systems
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NewsKongsberg expands its Reach in autonomy
The first two Reach Remote vessels have successfully gone into operation in Norway and Australia
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NewsFinnish shipbuilder wins 20-vessel Defence contract
Finnish shipbuilder Marine Alutech Oy Ab will supply the Swedish Defence Materiel Administration (FMV) with 20 vessels to replace boats donated to Ukraine.
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NewsElectric pod propulsion applied to boost electric tugs
A ‘strategic partnership’ has been announced between Damen Shipyards and AAAPropulsion, the Dutch electric marine propulsion company, to apply its technology to Damen’s electric tugs.
