All News articles – Page 661
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iSurvey expands
iSurvey, the 100 strong Norwegian survey and positioning organisation in Oslo, has invested £500,000 in establishing an offshore division in Aberdeen.
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NewsMayor hails foreign direct investment
The Lord Mayor of the City of London, Fiona Woolf, welcomed the foreign direct investment by Dubai’s DP World into London Gateway, while visiting the recently opened deepsea container port and Europe’s largest logistics park.
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Off the shelf digital bathymetry
Eomap, the aquatic earth observation company in Gilching, Germany, has launched an off the shelf, high resolution, satellite-derived bathymetry service available via dedicated online portals as well as its business partners.
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Able Marine Energy Park compromise
The UK’s Associated British Ports (ABP) is working with Able UK to find a way to enable the Able Marine Energy Park (AMEP) and Immingham Western Deepwater Jetty (IWDJ) projects to move ahead alongside each other without damaging job creation opportunities for the Humber region.
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NewsVector Fin stabilizer at Seawork
Sleipner Motor''s award-winning Vector Fin stabilizer, for which the company won the DAME Design Award at METS 2013, will be on show at this year''s Seawork.
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NewsNew navigation software for workboats
CEACT stands for Channel ECDIS, AIS & Course Trajectory and is navigation software that is specifically designed for professional towboats and workboat operations within the confined waterways of the US inland river system.
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NewsGyrocompass systems for RFU Tide Class
iXBlue is to supply Quadrans fibre optic gyrocompass systems for installation aboard the four new Tide Class tankers of the UK Royal Fleet Auxiliary (RFA).
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NewsRed Ensign on the bridge
UK Maritime Training Solutions company Red Ensign were at Seawork in 2013 and General Manager Kate Hilborn says it’s still reaping the rewards from the exhibition.
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NewsMarina success with Demon Hurricane Combi
New Seawork exhibitor, Demon International, has been manufacturing cleaning equipment for over 30 years. Its Hurricane Combi is perfectly suited to the marine industry and will be on display at the exhibition this year.
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NewsDocking Solutions wins pontoon contract
UK-based Docking Solutions is to design, supply and install 33m of pontoons, a bridge system and bank seat for Looe Harbour Commissioners.
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NewsPublic invited for Trinity House Open Day
In 1514 a young King Henry VIII granted a Royal Charter to a fraternity of mariners called the Guild of the Holy Trinity “so that they might regulate the pilotage of ships in the King’s streams”.
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NewsTideland takes stock of African navaids
Aids to navigation specialist Tideland Signal gathered over 40 agents, customers and contractors from Africa, the Middle East and further afield recently for a three day conference and training seminar in Cape Town, South Africa.
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News3 Metre buoy goes to work in Australia
Canada’s AXYS Technologies Inc has secured a contract with its Australian partner Metocean Services International Pty Ltd. (MSI).
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NewsRepairing damage from coastal floods
The UK’s Marine Management Organisation (MMO) has issued a notice asking that anyone considering urgent works following the recent flooding contact them first to establish if a marine licence is required.
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NewsNew navigation system for port traffic
The DockingAssist system is a precise, high-speed port navigation system developed in a European research project.
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NewsManaging vital maritime assets at Seawork
Delta Systems, which makes its début at Seawork in 2014, has built a reputation and a system for enabling operations staff, technicians, subcontractors, vessel crew and remote site personnel to keep up to date with asset location and fitness for purpose.
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Iberdrola spends €159m on R&D
Spanish multinational electric utility company, Iberdrola, allocated €159m to R&D in 2013, up 10% on the previous year, and a large chunk was allocated towards the development of renewable energy.
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NewsGothenburg campaigns to save emissions
Sweden’s Port of Gothenburg’s campaign to save sulphur emissions is making progress. During 2013, 49 vessels took part resulting in a saving of 120 tonnes of sulphur emissions.
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NewsPlug into shoreside power at Seawork
Schneider Electric’s new ShoreBoX system aims to revolutionise the shore side power market because it is portable and modular and suited to all types of vessel.
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Seaward Nelson 40 pilot boat at Seawork 2014
The Spanish Port of La Coruña has chosen the UK''s Seaward Marine Ltd to build its new Nelson 40’ pilot boat which will be on display at Seawork 2014.
