All News articles – Page 766
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Turbine foundations built on pontoons
Twelve wind turbine foundations have successfully departed the Port of Zeebrugge.
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NewsRenewables feature at Offshore Energy 2012
Offshore Energy 2012, claiming to be the fastest growing offshore oil & gas and energy event in Europe, returns to Amsterdam’s RAI exhibition centre on 23 and 24 October.
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NewsNew multifunctional carrier from Damen
Damen Shipyards has revealed its latest multifunctional design, the Damen Offshore Carrier (DOC) 7500, providing a new concept to the shipping industry.
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Generator management at Lincs wind farm
Offshore wind service and solutions company CWind has begun generator management work with Siemens at Lincs wind farm with a package containing a vessel, skilled personnel and an offshore wind farm solution.
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Green light given for Dudgeon wind farm
Royal HaskoningDHV has maintained its offshore consent track record when supporting the UK offshore wind farm sector, with the go-ahead granted earlier for the Dudgeon Offshore Wind Farm (Dudgeon) project.
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NewsIALA membership for Welsh buoy manufacturer
South Wales based Corilla Marine, which has been producing rotationally moulded parts for over 35 years, has become an Industrial Member of IALA.
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Alphaconnect Hybrid launched at SMM
The navigation and communications division of Dutch innovator Alphatron Marine has introduced Alphaconnect Hybrid, a type approved on board telephone system (PABX) with integrated IP facilities.
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NewsSafe passage for Olympic flame to the Games
English football legend David Beckham helped the Olympic flame make a spectacular appearance on the River Thames shortly before the opening ceremony of the London 2012 Games.
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NewsTest Coxswain course for High Speed Craft
Bournemouth UK based FRC International has developed a unique training course and qualification for the professional maritime sector.
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NewsWave piercing future for small boat design
A new hull design being developed as the next generation of lifeboat could point the way to a revolution in hull design for motor yachts.
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NewsAutomatic EPIRB activation saves sailors
Kannad Marine has helped save the lives of seven French sailors, who were successfully rescued after their catamaran capsized just off of the west coast of Scotland last month.
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NewsSaab vehicles make a splash at Seawork
With the need for more repair work on underwater structures, the UK’s underwater vehicle specialist, Saab Seaeye, has designed four new underwater vehicle solutions.
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NewsScheldepoort wins second jack-up conversion
Scheldepoort Repair & Conversion Yard has been awarded a contract to convert the jack-up drill rig Shelf Explorer into offshore hotel accommodation, which will then be known as Atlantic Amsterdam.
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NewsShipdock and Spliethoff combine forces
Shipdock has reached an agreement with Spliethoff, the Amsterdam based ship owning company, for the largest exhaust gas scrubber unit installed so far on board a commercial vessel.
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NewsCoating protects rudder of icebreaker tug
The rudder and the ice belt of the harbor icebreaker tug Jääsalo were recently coated with Ecospeed in Naantali, Finland.
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NewsBlast of the past in historic restoration
Established in 1988 in the historic Gloucester Docks UK, T Nielsen & Company has grown to become a leading specialist in repairing, restoring and building traditional ships and rigging.
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NewsGerman yards benefit from small ship work
In Germany, an influx of small ship conversion and overhaul has kept front-running Schiffswerft Diedrich busy and revived spirits at troubled former tanker newbuilder Lindenau Schiffswerft.
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NewsFourth vessel order for Seajacks
Just a week after Seajack’s newbuilding Seajacks Zaratan arrived in Europe from its builder Lamprell in Dubai, the two companies announced an order for another GustoMSC designed jack-up.
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NewsNew world record for freefall lifeboat
Lifeboat and davit manufacturer Schat-Harding has set a new freefall lifeboat record with its new generation FF1200 boat.
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NewsFuruno training for China
Furuno Shanghai Co Ltd, a subsidiary of Chinese engineering support company, Furuno Electric, is now providing Electronic Chart Display and Information System (ECDIS) training to the Chinese market.
