All News articles – Page 375
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UK P&I Club supports IMRF maritime mass rescue projects
The UK P&I Club has made a significant donation to the International Maritime Rescue Federation (IMRF) to support its work developing resources, training and building preparedness for maritime mass rescue operations.
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Korean Register releases KR-CON V16
Korean Register (KR) has announced that it has released its 16th iteration of KR-CON, a software program set out to help surveyors, shipbuilders, and PSC officers to search for IMO instruments.
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NewsOphardt adds high performance to commercial marine range
German boat builder Ophardt has added three high performance designs to its range of work boats, notes Dag Pike.
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NewsYanmar partners with Transfluid on new hybrid system
As part of its development towards offering complete engine and transmission packages, Japanese diesel engine manufacturer Yanmar has teamed up with the Italian company Transfluid to offer a hybrid system.
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NewsKatanes Wind Wave project development
The concept of a floating structure that can generate power from both wind and wave energy has moved a step closer with progress on the Katanes Wind Wave project reports Dag Pike.
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NewsDMS Holland expands stabiliser range
Following its electric roll damping system, the MagnusMaster, DMS Holland has now started the development of a roll damping system for fast, planing craft, Dag Pike reports.
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NewsBremen newbuild meets eco standards
German officials say a new ferry with mixed diesel and electric propulsion meets the same high eco-friendly standards as hybrid systems, reports Tom Todd.
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NewsFassmer creates one stop turbine service hub
Long active in the manufacture of wind turbine components, Fassmer in north Germany has now set up a service subsidiary to handle both the production and the repair and maintenance of those parts, writes Tom Todd
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‘Interaction Between Offshore Wind Farms and Maritime Navigation’
A new PIANC report provides an approach, guidelines and recommendations to assess the required manoeuvring space for ships in the vicinity of offshore wind farms (OWF) and the minimum recommended distance between shipping lanes and sea areas for OWF in order to ensure a minimal risk to navigation.
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NewsAlumarine ‘SNS 277’ for S.N.S.M.’s Golfe Du Morbihan station
The Alumarine shipyard has just launched the new ‘SNS 277’ heading for the SNSM station in the Golfe Du Morbihan, located at Port Blanc. The first seatrials on the Loire are said to have gone perfectly.
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NewsStock pontoons crossing the world as deck cargo
In April, the SAL Heavy Lift vessel ‘MV Lone’ loaded a newly built batch of eleven Damen flat top Pontoons in Shanghai bound for the Netherlands.
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NewsTrafalgar Wharf Shipyard offering new ‘Hire Only’ model
Following the takeover of Burgess Marine Ltd. in December which led to it ceasing its operation at Trafalgar Wharf, Portchester, UK, the lease for the Syncrolift facility was released back to the landlord and has recently been relaunched with a new business model
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NewsIrish offshore patrol vessel floated out at Appledore
UK naval shipbuilder Babcock has marked a key milestone in the build programme for the delivery of a fourth Offshore Patrol Vessel for the Irish Naval Service as it successfully floated the 90 metre vessel currently under construction at its Appledore facility, North Devon.
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ICOE 2018 to showcase French MRE progress
ICOE 2018 promises to gather the world of Marine Renewable Energies in Cherbourg, Normandy, France from June 12th to 14th 2018.
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AtZ adds stabiliser overhauls to list of services
UK marine engineering specialist AtZ has added stabilizer repair and maintenance to its comprehensive portfolio of marine engineering solutions.
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NewsIJveer ferries for GVB Amsterdam
Holland Shipyards Group has announced that it has again been contracted for the building of two more IJveer ferries of the 60-series for GVB Amsterdam.
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NewsSeven ferry design deal for Havyard Group
Havyard Group will be delivering the design for seven battery-powered ferries to Fjord1, five of which will be built at the company’s own shipyard.
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ICOMIA World Marinas Conference
The ICOMIA World Marinas Conference, to be held in Athens from October 25 to 27 this year aims to deliver an impressive programme with prominent speakers from around the globe.
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NewsBrimmond cranes aid mattress recovery campaign
Integrated engineering solutions company Brimmond Group has completed a contract which involved one of its fleet marine cranes participating in a mattress recovery campaign in the North Sea.
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NewsDredge pumps deal
Royal IHC has been awarded a contract for the delivery of dredge pumps by Luxembourg-based Jan De Nul Group. The agreement incorporates two onboard double-walled dredge pumps for the company’s new 18,000m3 trailing suction hopper dredger (TSHD), as well as onboard single-walled dredge pumps for two other 6,000m3 TSHDs.
