All News articles – Page 687
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NewsNew Damen carrier for Van Oord
Damen is to build the first of its newly designed Offshore Carrier 7500 for Van Oord at its Galati shipyard in Romania.
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NewsFirst LNG powered tug launched
The world’s first LNG powered tug has been launched in Turkey. Borgøy, will enter service next month following sea trials to be operated by Norwegian state oil company Statoil at the Kårstø gas terminal.
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SAM sets sites on Europort
SAM Electronics Nederland, the Rotterdam based Dutch subsidiary of SAM Electronics, is featuring extensive ranges of automation, navigation, communications and other equipment at Europort.
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NewsThird dry dock for Shipyard De Schroef
Shipyard De Schroef of Sas van Gent in the Netherlands has bought an additional dry dock (Dock B) from Shipyard Myklebust of Gursken in Norway.
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NewsConversion of the Ocean Troll
MMS Ship Repair, based in Hull UK, has recently completed a conversion to the Atlantic Offshore Rescue vessel Ocean Troll.
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NewsGraf Goetzen turns 100 as overhaul efforts stall
In the 1950s cinema classic African Queen, gin drinking Humphrey Bogart, bible punching Katherine Hepburn and a clapped out river boat join forces to sink a German gunboat in the middle of Africa during WW1.
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NewsNew nine litre workboat range from Scania
Scania has extended its marine engine range with the introduction of an all new nine litre power unit.
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Navigation upgrade for RoPax ferries
Northrop Grumman Corporation has completed an integrated bridge system retrofit for several RoPax ferries operated by Stena Line.
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NewsBroadband service for contented crew
Woodsons of Aberdeen Ltd is offering satellite broadband (VSAT) and TV at sea services to a range of clients in Europe for markets such as ferry services and subsea operations.
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Alphatron launches new products at Europort
The Rotterdam based Alphatron Marine Group, based in Rotterdam will use Europort to introduce a series of new and innovative products.
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NewsISU publishes annual statistics
The International Salvage Union has published its annual statistics, representing the aggregated data provided by the members of the ISU, the global trade association for marine salvors.
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NewsNew overhaul for Gorch Fock
Germany’s most famous sail training ship, Gorch Fock, has undergone its latest annual overhaul and it looks as though the work has not cost as much as it did last year.
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NewsWindfarm SWATH boat christened in Denmark
Sea Storm, the third in the series of SWATH vessels from Danish Yachts was christened on Monday at the shipyard in Skagen Harbour in Denmark.
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NewsAtlantic Towage salvages Dutch tall ship
Atlantic Towage and Marine Ltd has completed its largest salvage to date after raising the Dutch tall ship Astrid, which ran aground off Ireland’s Cork coast.
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NewsNew EU research project
A new three year EU research project has been launched to help improve the efficiency of maritime regulations.
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Screw anchoring
Marine South East in the UK is leading a new project investigation screw anchoring for marine energy devices (SAMED).
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Propulsion package for Russian rescue ships
Switzerland based power and automation technology group ABB has won an order worth some $25m to supply its marine propulsion system, Azipod, and complete electric power plants for two new rescue and salvage icebreakers that are under construction at Nordic Yards GmbH in Germany.
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NewsVoith propulsion for powerful fireboats
Voith will provide Voith Schneider Propellers and turbo couplings for two fireboats designed by Robert Allan Ltd for the Port of Long Beach, USA.
