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NewsCorvus Batteries for Gorgon ‘Hybrid’ tugs
Four new new ‘hybrid’ tugs currently under construction for Svitzer to support the Australian Gorgon gas field project will use lithium-ion batteries supplied by the Canadian specialist Corvus Energy.
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NewsMore ATBs for major US owners
Although Articulated Tug and Barge (ATB) units are comparatively rare in Europe, in the USA they have become an essential part of the country’s infrastructure.
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Competition to drive marine innovation
The UK’s Government body, Technology Strategy Board, has set up a funding competition for vessel efficiency, with the hope of driving marine innovation and technologies for carbon reduction, green propulsion and marine ICT.
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NewsRiver Thames should be London’s ‘artery’
Now is the time to show the advantages of using the Thames as an artery across London for heavy lifting and transportation says Chris Livett of Livett’s Launches, adding that there’s plenty of room for it.
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Marseilles sailings to Africa
Italy’s Messina Line is relaunching its unique ro-con operation from Marseilles to east and southern Africa.
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NewsGoltens overhauls Jan De Nul dredger engines
Goltens, the US based global engine repair and retrofit expert, has just overhauled three engines from one of the world’s most powerful dredgers, the ''Leonardo Da Vinci'', owned by the Jan De Nul Group.
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NewsInterferry addresses development prospects
Global ferry industry association, Interferry, has recently discussed the operational, technological and commercial effects on global ferry development at its 37th annual conference in Dubai.
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German – Spanish cooperation
MTU Ibérica, a subsidiary of the German propulsion solution specialist MTU Friedrichshafen, and the Spanish shipbuilder Navantia have opened a common training centre at Cartagena in Spain.
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Green Ships Centre
Imtech Marine has established a global Competence Centre Green Ships in Hamburg to concentrate its expertise in the area of green ship solutions.
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Gdansk celebrates growth
DCT Gdansk, the Baltic’s rapidly growing gateway to Central-Eastern Europe and Russia celebrated its 5th birthday last month.
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NAVTOR – UKHO agreement
Norway’s NAVTOR has signed a distribution agreement with the United Kingdom Hydrographic Office (UKHO) for the supply of the Admiralty Vector Chart Service for the global professional maritime market.
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NewsDutch vessels supplied with Brouwer systems
The new ''Oceanic'', which boasts the ability to transport twice the amount of wind turbine parts for the same cost as many other 3,000 tonne vessels, has sophisticated monitoring systems.
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IMHA develops quality assurance programme
Seafarer medical examination practice standards are to be improved through the development of a quality assurance programme.
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Windfarm surveys
Global Marine Systems Energy Ltd (GMSEL) has chosen a QPS QINSy survey and positioning data acquisition and processing package supplied by their UK representative, Saderet Ltd.
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Powerful SOLAS system
Alphatron Marine of the Netherlands has brought out its next generation maritime public address and general alarm system, the AlphaAnnounce Digital.
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Backhoe for Panama Canal
The backhoe dredger Alberto Aleman Zubieta was named during a recent ceremony at the shipyard of its cooperation partner, NMC, at Nieuw-Lekkerland in the Netherlands.
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APM Safety Day
The sixth annual APM Terminals Safety Day was conducted last month throughout the APM Terminals Global Terminal Network.
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NewsMMO publishes marine evidence reports
The UK''s Marine Management Organisation (MMO) has published its first series of marine evidence and information reports.
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NewsEco Marine’s EnergySail for workboats
Japan’s marine solutions company, Eco Marine Power (EMP) Co Ltd, is moving ahead with developing an alternative EnergySail product suitable for workboats.
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NewsRutter acquires OceanWaveS
Canadian radar system experts, Rutter Inc, has acquired German measurement technology company, OceanWaveS GmbH.
