All News articles – Page 351
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NewsModulift frame for newbuild launch
Icelandic crane rental company DS Lausnir provided lifting and rigging gear, including a frame made of Modulift beams, to lift a newbuild 45t boat into water.
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NewsVard to build zero emission trendsetter
Vessel owner Yara has signed a deal with Norwegian shipyard Vard worth appr NOK 250 million to build the world’s first autonomous electric container ship.
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NewsNavantia floating turbine progress
Major Spanish shipyard group Navantia has started the construction of the floating foundation for the first full scale floating wind turbine that will be installed at the Portuguese WindFloat Atlantic project.
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NewsFirst fully autonomous hydrographic survey
The UK’s Solent has hosted a pioneering autonomous surveying event reports Dag Pike.
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NewsRapid access to shallow-water bathymetry data
One Germany based marine satellite information company has launched a commercial online store for global shallow-water bathymetry to better serve its customers.
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NewsMinister visit for Northern Lighthouse Board
The UK Shipping Minister has paid a visit to The Northern Lighthouse Board’s (NLB) Oban base to experience first hand the vital work it does to keep mariners safe.
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NewsCadmatic design advantage for Meyer Shipyards
Meyer is boosting the outfitting design and construction of its cruise vessels by expanding the use of Cadmatic software at its shipyards in Finland and introducing it into Germany.
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NewsABP partners up with Rolls-Royce and Svitzer
Associated British Ports says it has partnered up with Rolls-Royce and Svitzer to develop the next generation of sustainable port technologies.
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NewsC-Job partners with The Ocean Cleanup project
C-Job Naval Architects is proud to announce its partnership with The Ocean Cleanup a not-for-profit that is dedicated towards ridding the world’s oceans of plastic.
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NewsHow Open Data can be used to save the oceans
Maritime data can be used to prosper, create value and safeguard our oceans, or can be kept to ourselves and slowly stagnate, both commercially and environmentally.
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NewsNaval architect responds to continued growth
A Netherlands based naval architect is responding to continued growth by moving into larger premises and creating several new job positions.
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NewsAutonomous vessel company quadruples in size
A US based developer of autonomous vessel technology has quadrupled in size in the past 18 months mainly as a result of a growing demand for the technology.
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New IMO radio regulations
Regulations set down by IMO came into action at the beginning of this July this year. These regulations involved fire fighters’ radios used aboard vessels.
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Major comms order for Hagenuk
Hagenuk Marinekommunikation a subsidiary of Atlas Elektronik, has been commissioned to supply integrated communication systems for units 6 to 10 of the Type K130 corvettes for the German Navy.
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NewsKVH’s 8,000th VSAT system shipped
KVH Industries has announced that it recently shipped its 8,000th mini-VSAT Broadband system.
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NewsLight and flexible SCR system
Moteurs Baudouin will be showing its innovative Selective Catalyst Reduction (SCR) system on its range of engines at SMM 2018.
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NewsActisense Polish partnership
Marine electronics brand Actisense in Poole, UK have formed a new product partnership with Navinord, a specialist marine electronics integration company based in Poland.
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NewsOCIMF Guidelines to Harden Vessels
Oil industry forum OCIMF has released a new information paper that recommends a layered defence methodology for hardening vessels to help prevent unauthorised boarding.
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NewsNWA launches Workboat Apprenticeship
The National Workboat Association-developed Workboat Crewmember Apprenticeship standard has been finalised with funding confirmed ready to help train the next generation of UK workboat crews.
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NewsFirst ‘HMS’ vessel from Safehaven
As previously reported in brief in ‘MJ’, Irish boatbuilder Safehaven Marine recently delivered a Wildcat 60 catamaran ‘HMS Magpie’ to Atlas Elektronik UK for use by the Royal Navy.
