All News articles – Page 306
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NewsSchottel and McAllister 30 years cooperation
The longstanding cooperation between Schottel and McAllister Towing continues with an order for two propulsion units for a newbuild escort and harbour tug.
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NewsGhanaian order for Turkish tug builder
A dramatic increase in traffic in the Ghanaian ports of Tema and Takoradi has led to port expansion projects and in turn the requirement for additional shiphandling tugs.
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NewsWärtsilä propulsion solution delivers results
Technology group Wärtsilä is evaluating the operational results from its propulsion system installed in two tugs operated by the Turkish Directorate General of Coastal Safety.
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NewsNew port targets a sustainable Arctic
The development of a new Icelandic port that could enable sustainable development of the Arctic and help to make emergent shipping routes safer is set to offer multiple natural benefits.
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NewsEncouraging local tug crews in South Africa
Transnet National Ports Authority (TNPA) is contributing to the development of local skills for crewing its tugs with its cadet training programme.
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NewsZ-Tech success continues for RAL
Robert Allan Ltd has provided details of the recent flurry of orders and deliveries of its successful Z-Tech series of tugs.
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NewsYuchai marine diesel engines to be officially launched at Seawork 2019
The Yuchai International range of marine diesel engines will be officially launched in the UK at this year''s Seawork exhibition by Mermaid Marine.
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NewsStart Point re-engineered
UK lighthouse operator Trinity House has completed the modernisation of Start Point Lighthouse in Devon.
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Co-President for Ocean Energy Europe
Industry body Ocean Energy Europe (OEE) has elected Dr. Jochen Weilepp, representing Sustainable Marine Energy, as co-President of the association.
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NewsWilhelmshaven harbour project underway
First phase construction has begun on a project to deepen and modernise the Alter Vorhafen in Wilhelmshaven, reports Tom Todd.
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NewsGerman rescue cruiser under build
Construction is now well underway in Germany on a search and rescue boat for the maritime rescue service DGzRS, writes Tom Todd.
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NewsMetal shell subsea connectors
The TrustLink Metal Shell (MS) series of subsea connectors from MacArtney was launched at the recent Ocean Business event.
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NewsVienna naming ceremony
Wight Shipyard Co (WSC) recently had the pleasure of attending the naming ceremony for its first multi-million-pound river passenger ferry export.
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NewsShipping industry on cyber red alert
The maritime sector is being targeted by highly motivated cyber criminals and the shipping industry should be on the highest alert for a cyber-attack, Naval Dome CEO Itai Sela has warned.
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NewsHybrid electric RoPax ferry
Danfoss Editron has provided the hybrid electric drivetrain system powering a new ferry connecting the communities of Thyborøn and Agger in north west Denmark.
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NewsPilots offered real-time data
Trelleborg and OceanWise have collaborated to enable pilots to view important real-time tide and weather data using their ‘Safe Pilot’ PPU’s to help improve the safety and efficiency of operations at ABP Southampton.
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NewsSimrad and Lowrance join Barrus Marine Equipment
The Marine Equipment Division has been busy at Barrus, building its portfolio of products with market-leading brands to cater for new and existing trade customers.
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NewsSOLAS 360 gathers pace
Maritime safety equipment supplier and Seawork exhibitor Survitec has registered increased interest in its SOLAS 360 service in the run up to the entry-into-force of amendments to SOLAS.
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NewsBreakthrough autonomous navigation system
ST Engineering Electronics Ltd., Mitsui & Co., Ltd and Lloyd’s Register (LR) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to collaborate on an industry-first autonomous navigation system for commercial operations to boost performance and safety.
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NewsCamarc pilot boats for Los Angeles
The Port of Los Angeles recently awarded US boatbuilder Vigor the contract to build two 56’ pilot boats designed in Europe by Camarc.
