All News articles – Page 678
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NewsCTruk starts work on second SWATH
British boatbuilder CTruk has started work on a 20m SWATH OWSV for offshore operators Technical Marine Support and CWind under the latter''s boat share scheme.
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NewsWarning systems for Clair Ridge platforms
The two platforms of the Clair Ridge development west of Shetland will be marked by temporary warning systems from Tideland Signal for approximately two years, while work continues on the topsides and subsea pipelines.
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NewsOn board testing cleans up workboats
As increasingly strict government and international maritime regulations are phased in to reduce harmful emissions produced by work boats, tugs and large tonnage ships, the need for on board, in-use testing services has arisen.
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NewsDocking solutions for EDF stations
The UK’s Docking Solutions is to supply two transfer stations at Hartlepool for energy giant, EDF.
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NewsNew data buoy platform makes debut
UK based aids to navigation supplier Hydrosphere has launched a data buoy platform, the Mobilis DB 650, which can be used for a variety of inshore and estuary applications in up to 50m water depth.
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NewsRemote monitoring for Jack-Up Barge
Imtech Marine presented a live and operational remote control room at the Europort exhibition in Rotterdam last month.
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Automated vessel monitoring at Europort
Netherlands base RRIsis addressed the growing concern of many vessel operators with fuel efficiency by showing a new intelligent monitoring system at Europort.
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NewsWireless compression loadcell added to range
Hampshire UK based force measurement, load monitoring and suspended weighing load cells designer and manufacturer Straightpoint has added a new wireless compression loadcell to its range.
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Boskalis' strong Q3
Royal Boskalis Westminster has reported a strong third quarter after seeing its order book increase to €4.3bn.
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NewsGraeme Hawksley: inventiveness and realism combined
You could call Graeme Hawksley of Hybrid Marine an enthusiast, an idealist, or simply persistent. However, he knows how to put solid foundations under castles-in-the-sky, both for himself and for other people.
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NewsWater benefits as paper sinks road transport
It seems it’s not the physical burden so much as the administrative one that has pushed heavy lift and project cargo off European trucks and onto the waterways.
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NewsTidal kite powers up in Northern Ireland
A kite systems that ‘flies’ underwater is now generating electric power in the waters of Strangford Lough in Northern Ireland.
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NewsKeel laying at Nordic Yards
A keel-laying ceremony at Nordic Yards in Wismar has marked the next milestone in the construction of two multi-purpose rescue and salvage vessels (MPRSV).
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NewsFloating wind measurement device deployment
The renewable energy developer Mainstream Renewable Power is deploying the North Sea’s first commercial floating LiDAR wind measurement device to support the proposed 450MW Neart Na Gaoithe offshore windfarm.
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NewsMulti-function navigation for workboats
Marine electronics specialist Simrad has launched a new multifunction navigation system, the Simrad NSO evo2.
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Latest release of Hydromagic software
Eye4Software BV of the Netherlands has released the latest version of its hydrographic survey package, Hydromagic version 5.2.
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NewsDutch expertise pursues ‘Ike Dike’ concept
The Dutch Delft University of Technology, Royal HaskoningDHV, and Iv Infra are exploring possible designs for a storm surge barrier off the coast of Houston USA.
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Aker unit acquired
Cargotec''s MacGregor has entered into an agreement to acquire Aker Solutions'' mooring and loading systems unit for an enterprise value of some €180m.
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Fast Craft training courses available
FRC International is running three one day courses in Southampton UK next month which will be of value to all companies and organisations operating RIBs and planing craft in the professional, commercial and military sectors.
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NewsNavalu presents ‘SeaFox’
French shipbuilder Navalu has introduced its latest offshore windfarm service catamaran on a visit to the Port of Ostend.
