All News articles – Page 127
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NewsRovco to charter vessel for offshore wind
A new working relationship has been formed between vessel owner Vroon and offshore subsea and hydrographic survey firm Rovco.
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NewsBMT to publish white paper on hydrogen
Maritime research and consultancy BMT is writing a white paper on the use of hydrogen in medium-speed dual-fuel internal combustion engines ’as a stepping stone towards a hydrogen-only propulsion system’, it says.
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NewsNew heavylift crane vessel unveiled
Dutch offshore equipment manufacturer GustoMSC has unveiled a new series of heavy lift crane vessels that it says are needed to address the needs of the rapidly growing offshore wind industry.
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NewsVan Ameyde sets up shop in Singapore
Dutch marine surveying, consultancy and loss prevention group Van Ameyde Marine is expanding operations in Asia to meet growing demand for insurance-related services in the Asia-Pacific region.
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NewsHill Dickinson expands partnership team
Two maritime lawyers have been promoted to partner in the Greek office of Hill Dickinson.
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News95 acres to be regenerated at Newport
One of the UK’s largest ports groups is targeting manufacturing and logistics development in Newport, Wales
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NewsJFD completes three submarine exercises
Three submarine rescue exercises were carried out in the first quarter of 2022, JFD has said.
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NewsFirst Scotland-China shipping line launched
Supply chain issues have prompted the launch of the first direct shipping line between Scotland and China.
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NewsDemoSATH floating unit launched on water
The next stage of a project to install a floating wind turbine that will connect to the mainland Spanish grid has been completed - with the launch of the DemoSATH platform on the water in the Port of Bilbao. DemoSATH platform launched at Port of Bilbao Saitec ...
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NewsAdvanced SAR vessel for Norway
One of Norway’s Sea Rescue Society’s vessels will have some of the most technically advanced equipment, says Kongsberg Maritime.
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NewsPartnership formed to collect pollution data
Another member has joined the organisation which maps global pollution
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NewsEC selects consortium for floating wind
A consortium will work together to develop better solutions for floating wind energy technology.
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NewsClosed-loop fuel system developed
An innovative closed loop fuel cell solution comes with net zero benefits
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NewsRe-power deal confirmed at Seawork
One of many deals made at Seawork has been confirmed for PME Group.
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NewsDual-fuel car carriers built for Wallenius
Innovative fuel-gas supply systems will help minimise methane slip in newbuild car carriers
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NewsPort Esbjerg orders 7th Liebherr crane
Denmark’s largest port, Port Esbjerg, has ordered a second LHM 800 crane, which will bring the total number to seven Liebherr cranes in the port.
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NewsNew guidance issued for navigating wind turbines
As the number of wind farms increases around the UK coast, the government has launched guidelines to navigate around them safely.
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NewsChanges made at the top of British Marine
Three management changes have been made at the top of the UK leisure, superyacht and small commercial marine industry association.
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NewsUK seabed mapping centre opens
The UK Hydrographic Office has unveiled a centre where organisations involved in seabed mapping can join forces.
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NewsNautical Institute appoints new President
The maritime professionals representative body celebrated its 50th Anniversary as it appointed a new president.
