All News articles – Page 320
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News4K ECDIS capability launched
ChartWorld has announced the launch of its next generation eGlobe G2+ , claimed to be the world''s first 4K ECDIS display.
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NewsLow-weight Tuco P-top for efficiency
A new 9.3m Tuco Marine Group P-top workboat features a low-weight, flexible design for greater speed and efficiency, a larger operational range and extended working time at sea.
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NewsBSI acquires Hundested
Hundested Propellers has been acquired by Danish company BSI A/S who currently own a range of marine companies including BSI rod and wire rigging, Moonlight, Easy & Skylight range of hatches and port lights that are used by the wind power industries, as well as Gori propellers and Jefa steering ...
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NewsSelf-installing scour protection development
Seabed Scour Control Systems (SSCS) is the lead company in a £1 million project aimed at developing an innovative self-installing scour protection system that could save the average wind farm approximately £8.6 million over its lifetime writes Dag Pike.
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NewsScrabster harbour developments
Scrabster Harbour in the very north of Scotland is planning developments to the piers in the harbour to improve the facilities for visiting cruise ships and to enhance the facilities for offshore service vessels writes Dag Pike.
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NewsGenoa to build deep water breakwater
As part of a long term project to make this Italian port capable of handling the largest container ships the port authority is now analysing tenders received for design and construction of a major deep water breakwater located further out to sea than the current breakwater writes Dag Pike.
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UDT 2019 agenda announced
The 2019 Undersea Defence Technology (UDT) conference will cover key issues faced by global military forces as they tackle new challenges in the global underwater defence and security environment.
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NewsHow to catch a rocket
US naval architects Morrelli & Melvin in partnership with Parker Design & Development have designed this interesting configuration of rocket recovery vessel.
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NewsDropped Object Prevention Standard approval
A safety device that securely encloses and tethers overhead fixtures to prevent objects dropping and falling from height has received type approval recognition from ABS in accordance with the new ‘ABS Guide for Dropped Object Prevention on Offshore Units and Installations’.
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NewsDevelopment help for ocean tech startups
11 ocean tech startups with a positive environmental impact have been selected for Katapult Ocean funding and will take part in a three-month development programme.
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NewsCompact SCR earns IMO Tier III type approval
MAN Energy Solutions has announced that its highly compact MAN 175D SCR system recently successfully completed its final Type Approval Test, and was subsequently awarded IMO Tier III certification by all major classification societies.
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NewsFirst DP2 jack-up for offshore Japan
The first and largest DP2 jack-up built in Japan for offshore wind and civil construction projects off the coast of Japan has completed sea- and jacking-trials.
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NewsMOB system for workboats and tugs
Seawork exhibitor Harken Industrial has introduced a new man overboard recovery system that is specifically aimed at lower freeboard workboat, tug and support vessels writes Dag Pike.
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NewsDaspos fire prevention detector
A Danish company has developed a Leakage Alarm System, which is aimed at preventing engine room fires from starting writes Dag Pike.
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NewsElectric ferry service for Gothenburg
An electric ferry service is being introduced into the ElectriCity transport ecosystem in Gothenburg, Sweden thanks to technology from Seawork 2019 exhibitor Volvo Penta.
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NewsNew rescue inflatable for London Fire Brigade
Survitec has secured a contract with Babcock International Group to supply the London Fire Brigade (LFB) with its new DSB 470 FR Rescue Boat.
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NewsFirst hollow propeller blade demonstrator
Naval Group and Centrale Nantes have printed the first demonstrator of hollow propeller blades by metal additive manufacturing as part of the European H2020 project, RAMSSES.
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NewsShort sea retrofit hybrid system
Finland-headquartered technology group Wärtsilä has signed an agreement with the international shipping company Hagland Shipping AS for a hybrid retrofit installation.
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NewsCharging infrastructure issues delay ‘Legacy’ launch
Cruise operator The Fjords DA is delaying its planned move into Oslo, with the news that the all-electric ‘Legacy of The Fjords’ will now be delivered from specialist shipyard Brødrene Aa on 1 May 2020.
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NewsSafety solutions addressed in new workshops
Workers in the sub IMO/sub 24m professional sector will be able to learn about the latest safety solutions from experts at a NEXT GEN event in Southampton, UK this April.
