All News articles – Page 751
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NewsOcean Safety acquires Para Anchor
UK based independent marine safety equipment supplier Ocean Safety has acquired the assets and rights of Australian brand Para Anchor.
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NewsMarine renewables twenty-five years from now
As MJ celebrates its 25th birthday, we dig out the crystal ball and try to predict what the next 25 years of marine renewables will bring Europe’s maritime industries.
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Hydrographic Society UK Fellowship Scheme
The Hydrographic Society UK, which represents organisations and individuals of the domestic hydrographic profession and associated disciplines at all levels of expertise as well as a sizeable overseas membership, has launched a Post-Nominal & Fellowship Scheme open to student, graduate, individual and retired members.
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Joint Veripos-Sonardyne DP development
Global offshore positioning specialist Veripos of Aberdeen UK has introduced a new inertially aided solution for dynamically positioned vessels.
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New survey ship commissioned
French shipyard H2X in Ciotat, near Marseille, reports that it is to build a 43m monohull survey vessel for an un-named Saudi Arabian university specialising in hydrographic and oceanographic studies.
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NewsUKHO Award for Japanese hydrographer
Dr Hideo Nishida of the Japan Hydrographic Association is the recipient of this year’s prestigious UK Hydrographic Office Alexander Dalrymple Award.
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NewsElectric outboard takes top award at METS
German based electric outboard manufacturer, Torqeedo, has won the DAME Award for its new 80 hp electric outboard system Deep Blue, at the Marine Equipment Trade Show (METS), taking place this week in Amsterdam.
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NewsVosta LMG conditionally sold to ASL Marine
The Netherlands based Vosta LMG Group of companies has been conditionally sold to the Singapore headquartered ASL Marine Group, global shiprepair, build and charter experts.
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NewsComprehensive navcomms package for Dutch pilots
Rotterdam based Alphatron Marine BV has delivered a comprehensive electronics package to a series of new Dutch pilot station vessels.
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NewsImprovisation sees linkspan repair completed
The details of the dramatic bridge collapse at Berth 105 at Southampton Port in September of last year is still being investigated, but a few key points are clear.
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NewsBusy Lerwick gets new deepwater berth
Lerwick Port Authority has a number projects underway, including a common user quay and a new fish landing.
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News‘Z-Boat’ expands access for hydro survey
For hydrographic surveys in shallow inshore waters such as rivers, canals, lakes and ponds, access to the site can sometimes be the biggest headache of the entire survey.
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Groundbreaking at King Abdul Aziz Port
A groundbreaking ceremony has marked the official start of construction of the second container terminal in the King Abdul Aziz Port in Dammam.
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NewsMarine orientation for 'Studio School'
Plans to open a Studio School on the Isle of Wight, UK, focussing on marine manufacturing and offshore energy, have been revealed by the Southampton Studio School Academy Trust.
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NewsEnhanced reporting for GSM marine lanterns
Australia based navaids manufacturer Sealite has release the next generation of its popular GSM web portal.
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NewsMet mast installed for Rampion Windfarm
The metrological mast for the proposed Rampion Offshore Wind Farm in the English Channel has been installed 13km from the port of Shoreham-on-Sea UK.
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NewsSpecialist facility for Portsmouth Harbour
Construction of the £18m specialist marine facility in Portsmouth Harbour for the Defence Infrastructure Organisation (DIO) has now been completed.
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NewsFelixstowe’s fenders for bigger vessels
There’s a growing need for ‘super-sized’ fenders brought about by the global rise in vessel sizes, says Richard Hepworth of Trelleborg Marine Systems.
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Award won for mapping of US west coast
Fugro has completed data acquisition and processing of the entire United States West Coast under a contract with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) in support of their National Coastal Mapping Programme.
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NewsAsia to Europe subsea link to proceed
The first ever high voltage submarine power cable link in Turkey is going ahead, connecting Europe and Asia by crossing the Dardanelles Strait.
