All News articles – Page 110
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NewsFugro awarded offshore site contracts
Fugro will carry out investigations for the largest offshore wind farm site belonging to the Netherlands
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NewsInterview: WISTA president Elpi Petraki
New WISTA president Elpi Petraki talks to Maritime Journal about the shipping industry for women – and how to get more of them on board.
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NewsBallard power for liquid hydrogen ferry
MF Hydra is the first ferry in the world to be powered by proton-exchange membrane (PEM) fuel cells running on liquid hydrogen
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NewsPrysmian to expand fleet with €200 million vessel
A new cable layer for Prysmian will cost a cool €200 million to build, plus cable equipment worth about another €40 million
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NewsCadeler due to treble its fleet of jack-ups
Cadeler’s sixth F-class vessel has been booked before it’s even been built.
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NewsVan Oord called in to save refugees
In what’s looking like becoming a trend, a second refugee boat has been rescued by a marine engineer as it goes about its work offshore.
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NewsMDL electric systems bound for Brazil
Maritime Developments (MDL) has delivered two fully electric back-deck systems destined for offshore flex-lay operations in Brazil.
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News£Multi-million cruise liner refurb completed
Birkenhead receives Borealis for a two-week refurbishment programme before the cruise liner heads off to work.
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News'The gate is open' for US/UK offshore
A recent UK delegation to the US has renewed emphasis on getting the state of North Carolina and its ports on board with offshore wind.
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NewsRecycling marine growth from decommissioning
Seaweed and algae is being brought to shore during decommissioning to be used for fish and animal feeds
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NewsFirst power generated at Hywind Tampen
The world’s largest floating wind farm has begun generating electricity for oil and gas installations.
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NewsPhase 1 of concrete breakwaters completed
A marina near Portsmouth Harbour is undergoing a major reshape that will allow extra berthing.
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NewsCSOV steel-cutting ceremony held for Olympic
The steel-cutting ceremony of a new construction service operation vessel (CSOV) for Olympic was held at hull yard Crist in Poland in November.
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NewsViking orders a further 3 cruise liners
A further three liners brings the total of vessels ordered this year to four in a sign of confidence in the cruise industry post Covid.
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NewsNew coating remover takes out the grind
Marine foul release coating manufacturer Propspeed has come up with a solution to efficiently remove old coatings.
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NewsWindcat embraces digital reporting
Windcat Workboats has installed Reygar’s digital daily reporting system across its entire fleet of more than 50 workboats
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NewsTrelleborg brings berthing to Vietnam
High-performance marine fender systems, docking and mooring equipment by Trelleborg will be used in the first LNG import terminal in Vietnam.
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NewsCadeler strengthens management team
A new chief technical officer has been appointed at offshore wind services firm Cadeler.
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NewsSmart ferries set to transform urban waterways
A Norwegian start-up is building the first smart ferry that it says could shift urban transport back to the water.
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NewsFugro awarded major offshore wind contract
Fugro is working with with Energinet to support Denmark’s renewable energy goals
