All News articles – Page 276
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NewsRo-Ro build programme progresses
A European short sea Ro-Ro specialist operator is poised to welcome the arrival of the fourth 5400 lane metre vessel into its fleet.
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NewsFuel cells for cruise ships
A new project has been launched to develop a new generation of much larger fuel cells for use on seagoing vessels.
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NewsIoT platform receives Bureau Veritas AiP
A maritime secure sensor data and IoT platform has received Approval in Principle (AiP) from Bureau Veritas.
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Ship design acquisition
Private equity investor Vaaka Partners has become the majority shareholder of Foreship, a Finnish company specializing in ship design and engineering.
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NewsCitynet Insurance Brokers makes appointment
Citynet Insurance Brokers have appointed a new head of marine global placements.
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NewsPowerful propulsion for eco ferry
The largest electric-hybrid ferry in Sweden is powered by two electric-driven POD propulsion units which enable it to operate with ease on a busy maritime route.
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NewsRiver Class OPV named
The last of five River Class Offshore Patrol Vessels (OPVs) designed and built for the Royal Navy by BAE Systems has been named at an official ceremony.
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NewsAIP for wind energy hard sail system
Approval In Principle (AIP) has been obtained for the design of a hard sail system which converts wind energy to propulsive force with a telescopic hard sail.
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NewsElectric observation class ROV passes seatrials
A compact remotely operated underwater vehicle represents the first of a new generation of electric observation class ROVs.
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NewsUnder ice camera system
As the world steps up environmental awareness, the ‘R/V Polarstern’ prepares for a year-long stay in the Arctic ice drift, and a new underwater ice camera system will be playing its part.
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NewsMassive Polish windfarm plans
The latest developments in plans to build Poland’s biggest ever offshore windfarms are set to be unveiled at the Maritime Economy Forum Gdynia (MEFG) on October 11.
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NewsIMRF Award winners 2019
Exceptional maritime search and rescue teams, outstanding individuals and innovative technology from around the world have been recognised in the annual IMRF Awards.
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Wind industry gender survey
The Global Gender Survey of the Wind Industry intends to provide new insights on the roles and representation of women in the wind sector.
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NewsFloating wind innovation competition launched
A recently launched innovation competition has highlighted a £32bn opportunity for the global floating offshore wind market.
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NewsMilitary leavers finding careers in offshore wind
Services leavers now make up 15% of the workforce of one successful energy services business based in Norfolk, UK that specifically targets them in recruitment activity.
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Naval training joint venture
Three of the UK’s leading Maritime Defence companies have joined forces to create Team iMAST: intelligent Maritime Adaptive Synthetics and Training to bid to support the modernisation of the UK Royal Navy’s individual maritime training.
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Safety benefits of stable crewing explored
Stable crewing can improve safety, well-being and financial outcomes, according to a new report led by researchers from a British university.
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NewsScottish tidal power in Nova Scotia
A Scotland-based tidal power developer has applied to develop a tidal energy array in Petit Passage, in the Bay of Fundy area of Nova Scotia.
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NewsPentland Firth cable lay
A leading provider of cable installation, repair and trenching services to the offshore renewables, utilities and oil & gas markets, will be working with Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) on their Pentland Firth East power cable installation project.
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Spreader beams now for subsea
To meet customer demands within the subsea industry, a well- known spreader beam manufacturer has made changes to its standard range of Modular Spreader Beams so that they can now be used in water up to a depth of 150 metres, at no extra cost.
