All News articles – Page 141
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NewsSchottel propels research vessel
Research vessel chooses Schottel thrusters for reduced noise and vibration
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NewsJacket lifting system completes first deployment
Allseas’ Pioneering Spirit’s recent 8,100t lift is barely a third of its new system’s lifting capacity.
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NewsPort announces methanol bunkering hub plan
The Port of Gothenburg is aiming to become the primary bunkering hub for renewable methanol in Northern Europe
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NewsUK backs hydrogen transition
The UK government is backing hydrogen powered ships by way of a grant to bring new technology to market
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NewsChartwell Marine expands its team
Chartwell Marine is moving on with its expansion plans with two new appointments.
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NewsPlanning granted for ABP in Hull
ABP has been granted planning permission to develop 400,000m2 of industrial,manufacturing and logistics land.
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NewsDeveloping a small craft centre of excellence
A UK based boatbuilder plans to turn its new premises into a centre of excellence for small craft design, manufacture and service
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NewsAlfa Laval appoints Head of Marine
”The changes facing the marine industry are nothing short of transformational” - Alfa Laval’s new head of Marine
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NewsEquinor plans to spend $23 billion on renewables
Norwegian state-owned oil and gas company Equinor has set out plans to spend $23 billion on renewables over the next five years.
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NewsWorld’s largest inflatable lifeboat launches
The world’s largest inflatable lifeboat launches to the cruise industry today, April 26.
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NewsMammal protection during offshore projects
A pilot test is being conducted which automatically detects marine mammals during offshore activities
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NewsFirst US contract awarded to Ampelmann
Dutch firm Ampelmann is stepping into the US offshore wind market for the first time.
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NewsFloating wind concept wins DNV approval
A concept coming out of a project to better understand the mechanics of floating wind turbines has won approval.
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NewsInnovez One grows port digitalisation team
Artificial intelligence is vital in helping ports to overcome congestion challenges, the company says.
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NewsSMST upgrades its gangways to L-series
Different platform heights pose no problem with a new gangway from SMST, the company says.
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NewsNew deep water terminal announced for remote islands
The remote islands of the Outer Hebrides should see major benefits from a new deep water terminal.
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NewsMassive concrete sill prepares to set sail
The vital component of a storm surge barrier for one of Belgium’s ports is about to set sail
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NewsRadio Holland wins service agreement
Radio Holland has been given a service agreement for the entire ALP Maritime fleet, which consists of ten DP II long-distance towing and anchor-handling vessels. Leo M. Leusink, COO ALP Maritime Services (left); Maarten Tromp, MD Radio Holland “Our ships go everywhere; we ...
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NewsEver Forward refloated in Chesapeake Bay
After a month stuck in the Chesapeake Bay, the sister of the vessel that clogged up the Suez Canal for six days in March 2021 has been refloated. Ever Forward Ever Forward, owned by Taiwanese shipping company Evergreen, ran aground in the bay on March 13, almost ...
