All News articles – Page 515
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NewsFerretti Security & Defence
Ferretti Security and Defence, or FSD for short, is a new business division of the Italian Ferretti Group which plans to offer a series of patrol boats for surveillance and patrol duties.
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NewsSecurity focus at SMM
This Year’s SMM show in the German port city of Hamburg in September is set to focus on maritime security in a dedicated exhibition hall (B8).
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NewsBody armour for the marine environment
Protection for Maritime environments can be difficult to choose, and it is often hard to know whether your body armour will fit the bill. UK-based SafeGuard has been working with Security Institutions involved in Maritime Security to offer a vest and helmet that it claims are well-suited to Maritime work.
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NewsMonopile non-destructive testing breakthrough
Greater Gabbard Offshore Winds Ltd (GGOWL), the operators of the Greater Gabbard Offshore Wind Farm (offshore UK) has utilised the latest vacuum blasting techniques from Seawork exhibitor Precision Blast Systems Ltd as part of its maintenance plan.
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NewsDeep Ocean drone
USA-headquartered Deep Ocean Engineering, Inc. has revealed its newest addition to its family of underwater drones, the Phantom T5 ROV.
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NewsJETanchor
New Zealand-headquartered waterjet manufacturer HamiltonJet has recently launched its latest vessel positioning system called JETanchor. The JETanchor system has been developed and extensively tested over the past 18 months, in response says Hamilton to strong market demand for small vessel positioning systems.
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NewsRadars ready
Japanese marine electronics specialist Furuno has announced that its two new Radar models, FAR-15x3 series and FAR-15x8 series will be ready for launch very shortly.
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NewsMooring components for first floating wind park
Offshore energy major Statoil has signed a contract with Spain’s Vicinay Marine to design, manufacture and deliver mooring components for the world’s first floating offshore wind park: The Hywind pilot park offshore Scotland.
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NewsMakai upgrades simulating subsea power software
Makai Ocean Engineering, based in Hawaii, has released an updated version of its planning and simulated subsea power and telecom cable installations software, MakaiPlan Pro.
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NewsJoint venture dredger
The first vessel to be constructed under a joint venture between Dredge Works and Neptune Shipyard in Holland has hit the water. The EuroDredger450, a cutter suction dredger with a discharge pipe diameter of 450mm is now available for delivery.
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Ferry safety and IMO
The new IMO secretary-general is to be the keynote speaker at trade association Interferry’s 41st annual conference in Manila this October.
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Next Generation Marine Power & Propulsion Conference
Next Generation Marine Power & Propulsion Conference is being held at the Grand Harbour Hotel, Southampton, UK from 26 to 28 April 2016.
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Prysmian secures cable link contract worth €250m
Italian expert in energy and telecom cables, Prysmian Group, has been awarded a new contract worth around €250m for a North Sea submarine power cable link.
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NewsFrance@ Oceanology
The Business France Pavilion will showcase products, technologies and innovations from a variety of French companies at this year’s Oceanology International trade show at ExCel in London.
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NewsFirst of three pilot boat delivery
‘St Brides’, the first of three 19m pilot boats built by Mainstay Marine is about to be delivered to the Port of Milford Haven, UK.
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NewsGKinetic Energy launches novel tidal energy device
Late last year, Irish company GKinetic Energy deployed its innovative OC1 tidal energy device in Limerick Docks. So how exactly does the new technology work? What challenges do the project team face in deploying the device? And what are the prospects for its future roll out and ...
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NewsNew software tool aims to cut maintenance costs for offshore wind turbines
Researchers at Robert Gordon University (RGU) in Aberdeen are developing a software tool that aims to ''dramatically cut maintenance costs for offshore wind turbines.''
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NewsSotenäs wave energy plant reaches grid connection milestone
Last December, the innovative Sotenäs Wave Energy Plant was successfully connected to the Swedish National Grid via a subsea cable. So, how exactly does the Sotenäs Plant work? And what plans are there for the future development of the device?
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NewsMedical monitoring solution for offshore workers
Scotland''s National Hyperbaric Centre (NHC) will provide demonstrations of DanMedical’s D-MAS HyperSat medical monitoring system at SubSea Expo 2016.
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NewsA year under ice
A robot that can remain under the ice for a year in order to measure the Arctic seabed’s varying oxygen profiles has been tested out below 4km of water.
