All News articles – Page 165
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NewsTeledyne expands reach
Teledyne Marine has appointed a new distribution & service partner to increase the accessibility of its products.
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NewsInnovation front and centre at the Dutch Maritime Awards
The Dutch Maritime Awards always form an important industry bellwether at the biannual Europort event in Rotterdam.
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NewsGothenburg boards the hydrogen train
The Port of Gothenburg and Norwegian energy company Statkraft are planning to construct a hydrogen production facility at the port.
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NewsWetland works complete
Land & Water has completed works on the largest wetland habitat creation project of its kind on the River Thames and River Thame.
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NewsCable termination and testing
Offshore Wind High Voltage Specialists V&SH Offshore has been awarded a framework agreement by Seaway 7 for the provision of cable termination and testing services for the next four years with a possibility of further extension.
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NewsHow offshore weather solutions aid vessel operators
As the global wind energy industry moves farther away from coastlines into deeper waters and harsher settings, new environments bring new challenges to the construction and operation of offshore wind farms.
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Modular emissions reduction solution for high speed diesels
Emissions control specialist Eminox is showcasing its scalable, modular emissions reduction solution for high-speed diesel engines at the Europort exhibition.
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NewsElectric drive system for azimuth thrusters
On display at Europort this year, Torqeedo and Italdraghe have jointly developed an outboard, retractable electric propulsion system for commercial vessels in inland and urban waterways.
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NewsIncorrect stability calculations cost $62.5M
Inaccurate stability calculations caused the capsizing of vehicle carrier ‘Golden Ray’, the US National Transportation Safety Board has said.
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Research vessels for Taiwan
Singapore shipyard Vallianz Holdings Limited has secured a contract with the Fisheries Research Institute of Taiwan for the design and construction of three research vessels.
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NewsAll-electric catamaran is first for Rostock
The introduction of its first emission-free, all-electric commuter ferry has greatly improved the public transport situation in the German Baltic port city of Rostock.
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NewsGeotechnical introduction course
Offshore site investigation and geotechnical engineering in the offshore environment will become more accessible with a new introductory course.
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NewsAttracting new floating offshore wind investment to Scotland
A vision has been unveiled by Ocean Winds and Aker Offshore Wind of a new manufacturing base in Scotland for their predicted ‘floating offshore wind revolution’.
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News£25M in underwater contracts in 6 months
A Global underwater robotic vehicle company says it is well positioned financially and across all energy sectors as it celebrates its 10th anniversary.
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NewsWhen an autopilot becomes a full ‘motion control system’
JRC/Alphatron Marine has launched its latest development for supported sailing, the new DynaPilot.
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NewsFirst green patrol boat
The first green offshore patrol boat for the Italian Guardia di Finanza has been launched.
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NewsThe contradiction that has to be solved
Ian Baylis, founder of Seacat Services, completes the speaker line-up at Session 2 of the CMN taking place on 3rd November 2021 at the COP26 International Maritime Hub, hosted by the City of Glasgow College in partnership with Maritime UK.
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NewsPile driving with electric power alone
Aarsleff Ground Engineering AB in Sweden has invested in the world’s first battery-powered pile driving rig.
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NewsDigital twin wind perks
Digital twin technology helps reduce operational failures at offshore wind farms.
