All News articles – Page 833
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NewsActivity gathers pace at London Array
To mark Global Wind Day, London Array recently gave an update on progress at their windfarm in the Thames estuary.
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NewsC-Odyssey extends scope of Leask Marine
Scotland’s Leask Marine Ltd has taken delivery of C-Odyssey, an innovative 26m LOA ‘Multiworker’ designed and built by Marine Development Holland (MDH), which produces a range of workboats at its facility in the Port of Rotterdam.
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NewsFairplay deepsea fleet gets a massive boost!
Hamburg based Fairplay Towage has introduced Fairplay 33, the first of two powerful sisterships, to its oceangoing fleet.
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NewsMustang delivers first CSV for Briggs
Mustang Marine (Wales) Ltd has delivered Humber Guardian, the first of three Coastal Survey Vessels commissioned by Briggs Marine Ltd for operation as part of the marine services contract it has with the Environment Agency.
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NewsChallenger Commercial launches at Seawork
Visitors to International Safety Product’s (ISP) stand at Seawork 2011 were the first to witness the new Challenger brand of genuine spares and accessories, soon to be available in the UK for the very first time.
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NewsInnovatum innovation back at Seawork
Submagnetix, a division of Innovatum, the UK supplier of magnetic submarine cable and pipeline detection systems, focused on its innovative inshore cable survey system for the marine energy industry at Seawork this year.
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NewsHumber region wins ‘Enterprise Zone’ status
The UK’s Humber region was awarded ‘enterprise zone’ status on Wednesday, creating significant financial incentives for new renewable energy businesses.
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NewsGate Terminal prepares for business
Following several months of commissioning work, The Netherlands first LNG import terminal at Maasvlakte, Rotterdam, is due to commence operations next month.
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NewsFirst QE Class newbuild block under tow
The huge midsection of the UK’s first Queen Elizabeth Class aircraft carrier has left BAE Systems’ shipyard at Govan for Rosyth, where the aircraft carrier will be assembled.
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NewsFrench complete fast tender for Germans
The first of four novel 19.6m monohull pilot tenders, which officials have said are particularly suited for local conditions, is now in test service in the Ems, Elbe and North Sea.
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NewsA shockingly successful Seawork for Scot Seats
Scot Seats and KPM-Marine are celebrating after scoring more contracts for their award winning shock mitigation seats at Seawork 2011.
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NewsPorts prove crucial to greener shipping
Ports are central to achieving significant reductions in carbon emissions in the maritime industry, according to evidence from a new University of Hull study.
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NewsSeawork exhibitor enjoys heavy footfall
Considering that a fleet of ferries running up and down the Thames can take over 8,000 passengers a day, the large footfall, translated into six million actual feet, manages to put a strain on the decks.
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NewsBeating the diesel bug at Seawork
Brian Raine of Tides Marine told MJ at Seawork, “The people who have shown most interest in our fuel polishing systems are the ones that have seen how devastating fuel can be.”
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NewsSeawork winner takes on workboat range
An innovative new sub-surface viewing craft, the MSV Explorer, designed by Chris Garner and built under licence by GRP Laminates, won the Seawork 2011 Spirit of Innovation category award for Diving & Underwater Technology.
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NewsSouth Boats purchases Lyme Boats assets
South Boats Special Projects Ltd has reached agreement with the administrators of Lyme Boats Ltd to purchase the assets of the former boat building company.
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NewsDanish boat tackles RMD Canal work
German waterway authorities in Nuremberg have taken the new Danish built multi-purpose workboat Hecht into service for a wide range of water works on the Rhine-Main-Danube Canal.
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NewsCan offshore wind farms benefit marine life?
A new report published in the peer-reviewed journal ‘Environmental Research Letters’ has suggested that offshore wind farms may be beneficial to marine life ecosystems in the long term.
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NewsBespoke solution for Dutch dredging project
A building site in the heart of Rotterdam was a challenging location for a recent dredging project undertaken by contractor Martens en van Oord.
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NewsSES communicates successfully at Seawork
This year’s Seawork International proved to be a very busy and successful show for Ships Electronic Services Ltd (SES), a market leader in maritime communication and navigation electronics.
