All News articles – Page 134
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NewsBoat builder awarded 11-ship contract
An initial contract for 11 barges has been awarded to boat builder Harland & Wolff.
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NewsDutch royalty names seventh Rotterdam
The seventh Rotterdam of the Holland America Line has been christened by godmother Princess Margriet.
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NewsHVO replaces diesel at container terminal
A UK container terminal is now run entirely on vegetable oil, eliminating diesel and cutting net emissions by 80%.
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NewsShip managers urged to report crew deaths
Two workers onboard ship have died in the past month - but historically there are likely to be more than figures show.
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NewsGreening the fleet – hybrid or full electric?
Join the Commercial Marine Hybrid & Electric Propulsion Conference at Seawork!
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NewsShipping sector afflicted by ‘Long Covid’
‘Long Covid’ has become all too prevalent in the shipping industry, says INTERCARGO.
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NewsVessel decarbonisation paper released
A new white paper highlights a holistic approach to help ship owners and operators decarbonise their vessels
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NewsMAN wins order for dual-fuel engines
Two new Ro-Ro vessels will benefit from a hybrid propulsion system by MAN Energy Solutions.
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NewsShipping costs soar 150% y-o-y
Today’s shipping rates blow previous hikes out of the water, says intelligence platform Xeneta.
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NewsWilhelmsen buys 99% of NorSea
A major Norwegian shipping group has increased its ownership in offshore logistics firm NorSea.
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News‘Balblair’ Interceptor 48 pilot launched
A second Interceptor 48 pilot boat has been built for the Port of Cromarty Firth in Scotland.
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NewsBerthing options on show at Seawork
Exhibitor ICMS will show the bespoke options it can offer to ports and harbours at Seawork.
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NewsMajor project proves importance of waterways
Remediation of a former coal park by the Awirs power plant near the Autonomous Port of Liège in Belgium has been completed after three months mobilising 220,000 tonnes of soil by waterway. The Awirs site that relied on water transport to mobilise 200,000 tonnes of soil Envisan, ...
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NewsFrance’s first wind farm gets its foothold
DEME has completed the installations of 980 monopiles off the coast of France.
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NewsBerthing expert put to the test
Modular concrete breakwaters are solving diverse berthing tests in a project just completed in Northern Ireland.
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NewsLong-range autonomous vessel plans revealed
A new vessel is set to usher in a new era for net zero oceanography, developers claim.
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NewsMaritime industry warned to invest in safety
A lack of investment and skills are barriers to a safer sector, according to a non-profit safety accelerator firm.
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NewsOffshore charging could revolutionise operations
The system was unveiled at the Clean Maritime Demonstration Competition showcase hosted by the UK Department for Transport (DfT) and Innovate UK
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NewsStrategic partnership launches and recovers USVs
Long serving Seawork exhibitor H.Henriksen AS has entered a strategic partnership with Maritime Tactical Systems, a specialist US manufacturer of unmanned surface vehicles (USV).
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NewsCable protection trial reports success
AIS Manuplas has come up with a protective solution that’s proved to be up to the task offshore.
