All News articles – Page 719
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NewsServowatch system monitored the Olympics
The 2012 Olympics tested not just the athletic skills of sports people worldwide, but also the prowess of the organisers who had to make it a highly successful and memorable event for the participants and the global audience.
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NewsNew Teledyne TSS gyrocompass system
Following recent recorded sales of equipment worth £1.7m to Seatronics in Aberdeen, Teledyne TSS of Watford UK has launched a new gyrocompass changeover system for protection of navigation equipment against sudden loss of heading input.
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NewsBMT restructures marine survey businesses
BMT Group Ltd (BMT) has announced that marine surveying companies BMT De Beer and BMT Techmar became BMT Surveys on the 1 May.
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NewsScotland’s longest berth opens for renewables
Scotland’s longest commercial deepwater berth has been created in Orkney with the completion of a new extension at Hatston Pier on the outskirts of Kirkwall.
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NewsTriplex contract with BOA Offshore
Norwegian marine equipment provider, Triplex AS, has secured an order from BOA Offshore for its Multi Deck Handling (MDH) 42.
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Stick with GPS
Now available from Norwich UK based Norcom Technology is Navistick 4Gb, a USB dongle with a built-in GPS receiver and 4 Gigabytes of storage.
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Fuels foil Fos
Despite growth in deepsea containers and other key trades, total cargo throughput at the French port Marseilles Fos fell 9% to 20m tonnes to the end of March, a 2MT drop on the first quarter last year.
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ENC web service launched
French company Geomod and its UK partner OceanWise in Hampshire, which in collaboration with Valeport and Wood & Douglas is set to deliver a tidal monitoring, telemetry and display system with eight monitoring stations to the Port of London Authority, have launched an Electronic Navigational Chart web service for delivery ...
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World Hydrography Day
‘Hydrography - Underpinning the Blue Economy’ is the theme chosen by the International Hydrographic Organization for this year’s UN World Hydrography Day on 21 June.
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SP Gears acquired
The Virginia USA based PT Group has acquired SP Gears, a British specialist gear manufacturer based in Orpington, Kent.
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NewsNew Incat Crowther ferry
Australian naval architect, Incat Crowther, has designed a new 24m catamaran passenger ferry currently under construction for Sydney Harbour’s Sealink.
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NewsAlu Marine completes survey vessels
French shipbuilder, Alu Marine, has completed the construction of two 7.80m aluminium survey vessels for the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).
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NewsWorkboat shipping solutions at Seawork
First time Seawork exhibitor, PM SHIPPING GmbH, has successfully shipped many commercial workboats since its inception in 2010 but one of the more complex and demanding projects was the shipment of two 100 tonne patrol boats from Rotterdam to Lagos.
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Italy propels Russia
Eliche Radice S.p.A. became the first Italian company certified by the Russian River Register last month.
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Tonnage fall
The port of Antwerp handled 46,997,502 tonnes of freight in the first three months of this year, an increase of 1.4% compared with the same period in 2012.
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NewsNew automatic crane hook at Seawork
UK product solutions company, Red Plant, has introduced an innovative new automatic crane hook which promises to remove the risk associated with port operatives performing the dangerous duty of hooking or unhooking a load.
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NewsBuzz Marine expands range
The UK’s broadband solutions company, Buzz Marine, has added a new internal unit to its range, the free standing Hubba, designed for portable onboard 3G broadband reception.
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NewsTOWLINES
Smit Lamnalco has placed an order with Sanmar Shipyard in Turkey for the construction of two 34m long RAstar 3400 escort tugs with a bollard pull in excess of 85 tonnes astern, intended specifically for LNG terminal operations. The tugs will feature electric frequency controlled escort winches, lights and other ...
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NewsJust don’t mention retirement
“If you had to come down to one point that makes the biggest difference in this industry I''d say it''s the relationships,” says Harry Wilson of UK Docks Marine Services.
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NewsThe little Bratts are alive and well
That new variants of the ultra-compact BRAtt are ‘turning heads and filling important industry niches’ is the latest news from British Columbia.
