All News articles – Page 204
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NewsDigitising shipping’s ‘first and last mile’
Just how widespread is digitisation within the marine port environment, especially for the ‘first and last mile’ of a ship’s voyage involving service providers including towage operators.
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NewsWide-ranging activities for Resolve Marine
Global maritime responder Resolve Marine has reported a busy period including combating a fire on a vehicle carrier and providing mainstream marine support services.
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NewsGB£12m to boost engine manufacturing
Production of a new outboard engine will be ramped up to meet global demand after its manufacturer secured GB£12m in financing.
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NewsContinued growth for marine insurer
One global marine insurer has reported continuing growth in its diversified business lines and solid progress in raising premiums to reflect market conditions.
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NewsLaunch of new rescue cruiser delayed by Covid
Germany’s impressive new sea rescue cruiser SK41 has already been floated out and gone into service - but its official naming and launch have been delayed by Covid, writes Tom Todd.
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NewsNew floating grab is a first for Germans
Wesergrund, described as the first floating grab of its kind for government coastal and estuary operation in Germany, has been launched at SET Tangemuende Shipyard, reports Tom Todd.
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NewsHybrid patrol vessel for Malta
A new patrol vessel recently launched by Vittoria Shipyard is the largest offshore patrol vessel ever built at the company’s Adria yard.
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NewsMighty jackup calls for capable PPU
The SafePilot CAT MAX Portable Pilot Unit from Trelleborg’s marine and infrastructure operation has been used to move a capable but somewhat ungainly vessel.
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NewsCremyll ferry to go electric
Plymouth based Voyager Boatyard will receive funding to design and build an electric ferry that will operate on the commuter route between Plymouth and South East Cornwall, UK.
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NewsExpansion at Amalia harbour
The Port of Rotterdam Authority has awarded a contract for the construction of 2.4kms of quays and earth-retaining walls in the Princess Amalia Harbour, part of the Maasvlakte II complex.
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NewsNew platform for data storage and management
A new data platform offers bespoke packages to store, manage and enhance company data and safeguard it for the future.
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NewsOcean energy resilient during COVID-19
Tidal and wave energy devices were installed in the UK, the Faroe Islands, Spain, the US and China in 2020, despite the COVID-19 pandemic.
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NewsElectro-hybrid jet drive demonstrator
HamiltonJet’s new Electro-Hybrid Drive (EHX) demonstrator boat is now in operation, having successfully passed its Maritime New Zealand Certificate of Survey.
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NewsThe most powerful outboard at Seawork
UK Mercury importers, Barrus, plan to unveil the mighty 7.6 litre V12 600hp Mercury Verado outboard engine at Seawork 2021.
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NewsBMT’s latest passenger catamaran ferry delivered
BMT’s latest passenger ferry, designed for Kitsap Transit in the United States, has successfully completed sea trials.
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NewsValuable information source for module deck carrier
United Wind Logistics’ module deck carrier VestVind will rely on ABB Ability Marine Advisory System – OCTOPUS.
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NewsBreaking waves project helps turbine design
Two collaborative R&D projects are taking place that aim at better understanding and predicting breaking waves in order to optimise the design of offshore wind turbines.
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NewsInsurance fund to accelerate ocean energy
A new European insurance fund for the ocean energy sector is being designed to slash the costs of the first commercial projects and accelerate the roll-out of the industry.
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NewsConcrete hulls for floating wind
Work is in progress in Norway on the building of the concrete hulls for what will be the World’s largest floating wind project.
