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UK firm hired to manage estuarine shoreline
Moffatt & Nichol has begun an estuarine shoreline management plan in the US.
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Cyber attacks on the increase, industry warned
Energy sector companies are taking a worrying ‘wait and see’ approach to protecting themselves against cyber attacks
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Econowind wins first fleet order
Econowind’s wind-assist VentiFoil units will be retrofitted on two of Dutch shipping company Vertom’s cargo vessels.
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Exclusive use charter agreed for James Fisher
James Fisher has signed a charter agreement with Go Marine Group for the exclusive use of its Multi-purpose Service Vessel
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MacArtney makes two appointments
Underwater technology firm MacArtney has made two appointments with a focus on its offshore wind handling equipment.
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Berthon boost for Dtorque 50
50hp diesel outboard motor manufacturer Neander Shark has strengthened its UK distributor network by partnering with Berthon Marine.
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First ISU meeting for 3 years held in London
The International Salvage Union (ISU) has held its first Associate Members’ Day conference since 2019 in London.
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Powerful Uzmar trio for Smit Lamnalco
Three powerful Uzmar terminal support tugs have been delivered to Smit Lamnalco.
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Supply chain delays prompt extra orders
Strategic Marine has ordered extra Caterpillar engines to try and avoid vessel production delays.
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Clean propellers improve fuel efficiency
Sea-Tec offers propeller cleaning services as one answer to increasing fuel efficiency.
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Carbon capture installed on 2 oil tankers
Eastern Pacific Shipping has agreed to install carbon capture technology on two of its oil tankers with an option to add it to three other vessels.
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Emergency hull repairs completed in two days
Ship maintenance firm Hydrex repaired damage caused by Storm Eunice in record time.
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Interview: Svitzer on navigating unprecedented challenges
Ukraine. Covid. Brexit. It’s been tough for the maritime industry, but Svitzer Europe’s MD is confident the sector can sail through.
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Shipping acts to combat wildlife smuggling
Global shipping is focusing on bringing down the illegal networks exploiting maritime supply chains to traffic wildlife
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Cornish workhorse shows what it’s capable of
Three years in the life of Obervargh have proved competence in a multitude of tasks, from marine civil engineering support to recovery and salvage.
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DSRV overhaul for the Korean Navy
JFD will perform a midlife refit on its Deep Search and Rescue Vehicle (DSRV) supplied to the Republic of Korea Navy
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US success for Sweden’s Berg Propulsion
The first of two 90tbp tugs featuring Berg Propulsion’s fully integrated hybrid electric system has entered service with US-based Seabulk Towing Inc.
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Sanmar delivers to Turkey and Chile
They may both be from the same design houses but two recent Sanmar tug deliveries are very different in their configuration, demonstrating the Turkish shipbuilder’s flexibility combined with series production.
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Samples to determine best undersea materials
A team of researchers is carrying out a three-year study that will determine what the best materials for undersea construction are.
