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  • Pentland Firth and Orkney Waters are Scotland's first Marine Energy Park
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    Marine Energy Park for Scotland

    2012-08-10T15:03:00Z

    It was announced recently by the Department for Energy and Climate Change in the UK that Scotland’s Pentland Firth and Orkney Waters have been designated as Scotland’s first Marine Energy Park.

  • The Cycloidal Wave Energy Converter gets ready for testing
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    New wave device creates ‘lift’

    2012-08-10T12:37:00Z

    Tests are taking place at Texas A&M University on a wave power prototype which takes advantage of blades that, like modern aircraft or wind turbines, create lift rather than drag.

  • Major maritime manufacturers and distributors are in abundance at SMM. Photo: Michael Zapf
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    25th SMM expands with Offshore Dialogue

    2012-08-10T10:14:00Z

    The 25th Shipbuilding, Machinery & Marine Technology International Trade Fair Hamburg, better known as SMM, takes place at the Hamburg Fair site from 4 to 7 September.

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    New boat on job for German cable project

    2012-08-10T07:30:00Z

    Braveheart Shipping baptised its Javelin 22.22 Guardian last month and straight after the ceremony the vessel was en route to its first job on the TenneT export cable project.

  • An artist’s impression of the new Antwerp Port Authority headquarters building
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    Challenging design for new Antwerp HQ

    2012-08-10T07:30:00Z

    Construction work on Antwerp Port Authority’s new headquarters, which will start in September, will be kept on a tight rein.

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    Offshore Survey 13 Call for Papers

    2012-08-10T00:30:00Z

    Three-hundred word abstracts of papers for the fourth Offshore Survey conference at the National Oceanography Centre, Southampton on 10 and 11 April 2013 are now invited.

  • Neptune Renewable Energy’s data analyst Matthew Dowley on Neptune’s Proteus tidal stream energy demonstrator.
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    UK doubles subsidies for tidal and wave energy

    2012-08-09T16:51:00Z

    UK changes to subsidies for renewable electricity could incentivise between £20 billion and £25 billion of new investment in the economy between 2013 and 2017.

  • The WindServer 25 and 30. Image courtesy of Fjellstrand AS
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    GL provides classification for WFSVs

    2012-08-09T16:50:00Z

    Germanischer Lloyd is moving into the offshore windfarm support vessel market by providing classification services for the first newbuildings to an innovative design from Norwegain shipyard Fjellstarnd AS.

  • Traffic moves through the Hipoltstein Lock. Photo: WSA Nuernberg
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    Rhine-Danube Canal heads for 20th anniversary

    2012-08-09T16:50:00Z

    Germany’s historic Rhine-Main-Danube (RMD) Canal, which links two of Europe’s mightiest river complexes and two halves of the European continent, celebrates its 20th anniversary in September.

  • Dohuk is seen following launch from IHC’s Krimpen aan den Ijssel yard
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    IHC launches Iraqi dredging duo

    2012-08-09T16:49:00Z

    Dutch specialist shipbuilder IHC Merwede has launched the 500 m3 grab hopper dredger Dohuk and the 3,500 m3 trailing suction hopper dredger Karbala in two ceremonies at the company’s Krimpen aan den Ijssel yard.

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    Rope trio merge for rigging supergroup

    2012-08-09T07:30:00Z

    Hendrik Veder, RopeQuip, and European Rope Services will merge on 1 September 2012, founding the Hendrik Veder Group.

  • By reducing the weight and size of the splice, the A3 splice enables single person rope handling
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    Nice splice lines up a Seatrade award

    2012-08-09T07:30:00Z

    The Lankhorst Ropes A3 splice has gained the Seatrade Innovation in Ship Operations award.

  • Stena Transporter has been delivered with over 30 Solar Solv screens for the bridge
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    Screens all round optimise efficiency

    2012-08-09T07:30:00Z

    The attitude to screening ship’s navigation bridges from the sun has changed a lot in two decades.

  • There have been advances in marine use of titanium
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    Call for material tech papers

    2012-08-08T10:10:00Z

    A conference on recent and future material technologies used in the marine and offshore industry is being organised by RINA.

  • The MPJ software will be installed on board P&O's 'European Supporter'
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    P&O receives Marine Software

    2012-08-08T10:06:00Z

    UK based company Marine Software LTD recently delivered the Marine Project Manager Software (MPJ) to P&O Maritime Services.

  • The 'MV Hjaltland' was sailing from Aberdeen to Kirkwall and Lerwick when the unamed man fell overboard
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    Ferry death

    2012-08-08T10:04:00Z

    A man has died after falling overboard from a Scottish ferry 30 miles off Fraserburgh in Scotland.

  • The Survey and Examination of Lifting Appliances programme is delivered via CBT
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    Lifting operations survey training course

    2012-08-08T07:30:00Z

    The wide range of operational equipment both on board a vessel and dockside can make the job of a surveyor, and indeed anyone responsible for examining equipment, challenging and fraught with pitfalls.

  • An all steel vessel, the new ferry is similar in style to the steam driven riverboats of a century ago
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    Powerful thruster for Savannah River ‘Belle’

    2012-08-08T07:30:00Z

    Savannah, Georgia’s newest passenger ferry will be equipped with Washington USA based Wesmar’s model V2 18 inch all stainless steel dual prop, counter rotating bow thruster for docking and positioning.

  • The CAST6 winch has a capacity for 10,000m of deepsea cable
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    The answer to ‘expanding environmental windows’

    2012-08-08T07:30:00Z

    It started when the US Office of Naval Research and the National Science Foundation asked the National Academies what were the most important factors in research vessel design.

  • The new machine will lift eight 1 ton bulk bags at a time
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    Big Blue lifts output at ancient Rye

    2012-08-08T07:30:00Z

    Situated in the ancient port of Rye UK, Rastrum Ltd has been a major force in the re-development of Rye wharf, with the company now occupying almost 24,000 m2 of storage and office space at the facility.