All News articles – Page 256
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News8m full cabin crew transfer workboat
This 8m multipurpose workboat has been outfitted and utilized as a fast and flexible boat for fish farming service and crew transport in Norway.
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Expansion starting at Sines
The Administração do Porto de Sines has announced that expansion works are beginning at the Portuguese port.
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NewsSAR vessels bolster safety in Indonesia
Indonesia’s National Search and Relief Agency (BASARNAS) has taken delivery of two new search and rescue (SAR) vessels.
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NewsMachine learning predicts piles
A team from a Dutch subsea engineering specialist has won a global competition in geotechnical machine-learning around the driving of subsea piles.
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NewsOffshore wind record for Europe in 2019
Europe installed 3.6GW of new offshore wind capacity in 2019, a new record in annual installations.
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NewsNew Kattegat ferry route opened
Stena Line’s new ferry route between Halmstad in Sweden and Grenaa in Denmark was officially opened in February.
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NewsTwo new models from North Sea Winches
North Sea Winches (NSW) has developed a 120t electric slipway winch for a barge and a 2400kg electric mooring winch suitable for different vessels.
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NewsNew DP Operator’s Handbook launches
The Nautical Institute has launched the third edition of its DP (dynamic positioning) Operator’s Handbook with revised content.
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NewsGauging demand
Seawork Exhibitor ASAP Supplies has introduced a new range of marine gauges and senders from KUS, a leading global manufacturer of level senders and instrumentation.
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NewsMonopile sling connector
A special sling connector can take the human element out of the handling, transport and installation of monopiles writes Dag Pike.
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NewsFrench special forces take to the air
French RIB builder Sillinger has joined up with one of last year’s Speed@ Seawork exhibitors, SEAir, to develop a RIB capable of operating on foils for the French military writes Dag Pike.
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NewsWorkboat builder moving into electric power
A Dutch boat builder that already offers a wide range of smaller aluminium workboats has now added the first electric powered version into their range writes Dag Pike.
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NewsDark vessel detection technology launches
New Dark Vessel Detection technology will enable users to have access to both location information and radar satellite images of all detectable vessels - even when they do not have their Automatic Identification System (AIS) transponders turned on.
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NewsCritical fire dampers are overlooked
Fire dampers are a critical safety product, but often overlooked on smaller vessels, a marine supply company has said.
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NewsSeal saves costs and time for shipyards
A new solution for sealing metal pipes without welding is speeding up installation time and slashing costs in shipyards, while also enhancing the safety of the through-bulkhead seal.
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Cyber risks for marine electronics vendors
The Comité International Radio-Maritime (CIRM) has released the ‘CIRM Cyber Risk Code of Practice for Vendors of Marine Electronic Equipment and Services’, and a supporting document which provides guidance on implementing the Code.
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Wind turbine oil monitoring
A leading provider of predictive maintenance to the wind industry, is working with Castrol, one of the leading experts in industrial lubricants, on a multi-phase study designed to uncover the potential of combining oil and vibration data on the accuracy of wind turbine health monitoring.
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Elbe passing box widening completed
Vessels with a combined width of up to 98 metres may now pass each other in a widened section of Germany’s Elbe river known as the ‘passing box’.
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NewsPowerful recovery for devastated boatbuilder
Just five months after the death of the founder of the company, Fabio Buzzi, Italian fast boat builder FB Design has won a major contract from the Hellenic Coastguard writes Dag Pike.
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News20 years of sales success
2020 sees the 20th anniversary of Seawork 2020 exhibitor Energy Solutions distributing Victron Energy products in the UK.
