All News articles – Page 109
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NewsCorvus to power carbon-free tugboat
Corvus Energy is to supply battery energy storage systems for Crowley’s zero-emissions tugboat project
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NewsRegistrations open for marine civils conference
Coasts, Marine, Structures and Breakwaters - Maritime Journal is supporting the ICE Breakwaters conference 25-27 April 2023.
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NewsReports highlight hazards can be fatal
CHIRP Maritime has published two reports reminding the industry of the inherent dangers with day-to-day towing operations.
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NewsTug owners debate industry trends
The European Tugowners Association (ETA) has been debating trends impacting its industry, a sector of vital importance to the shipping industry.
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NewsSteel cutting held for ‘Silver Ray’ cruise ship
Two sister cruise ships ‘with a host of innovations’ will join Silversea Cruises’ fleet in the next two years.
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NewsElectric ‘pushers’ unveiled for US waterways
Two new Electric Eel models are being unveiled for the US inland waterways network
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NewsNew Service Operation Vessels from Damen
Windcat Offshore has ordered a series of new hydrogen-powered Commissioning Services Operation Vessels (CSOVs) from Damen Shipyards.
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NewsFirst turbine installed with ‘revolutionary’ method
A wind turbine installation method being hailed as ‘revolutionary’ has been used to install the first turbine at the Arcadis Ost 1 wind farm.
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NewsDamen equips pusher-barge combinations
Damen is providing a range of components for two new pusher tug-barge combinations described as a “rare collaboration” producing the first complete inland vessels built in the Netherlands for a long time.
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NewsShift reaches 17 vessel milestone for tug batteries
Canadian energy services provider Shift Clean Energy has reported its tally for supplying batteries to tugs has now reached 17 vessels.
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NewsMSC to acquire Rimorchiatori Mediterranei
MSC Mediterranean Shipping Co SA has agreed to acquire 100% of the share capital of Rimorchiatori Mediterranei S.p.A. from parent company Rimorchiatori Riuniti.
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NewsWorking to reinvigorate Lloyd’s Open Form
The International Salvage Union (ISU) has reported that momentum is building with work to reinvigorate the Lloyd’s Open Form (LOF) standard salvage contract.
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NewsPontoon build for Brownsea Island
Manor Marine has delivered a new pontoon build for Brownsea Island in the UK
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NewsMarine insurance rises on ‘economic uncertainty’
The North P&I Club is putting up insurance premiums amid ’inflationary pressures and rising costs’.
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NewsDesign contract awarded for ABP energy facility
McLaughlin & Harvey have won a notable design contract for the British ports operator ABP.
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News£2.5 billion three-in-one project drawn up
Plans for an ambitious all-in-one container terminal, flood defence barrier and hydro-electric generator could be in place within two years.
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News£40 million port development proposed for Jersey
Early information has been released about a potential tender for port redevelopment works on the island of Jersey in the Channel Islands.
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NewsContract awarded for ‘English Riviera’ resilience
A series of resilience measures on one of Britain’s most iconic stretches of coast line will be carried out next year.
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NewsSchottel steps into China's massive wind market
Schottel is an example of the European offshore wind vessel and equipment manufacturers who could capitalise on China’s huge offshore wind ambitions.
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NewsAdnoc purchase brings vessels tally to >300
Adnoc’s acquisition means its fleet now includes the world’s largest fleet of jack-up barges.
