All News articles – Page 850
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NewsTidal turbine on course for UK funding
The SeaGen tidal energy turbine, designed by Britain’s Marine Current Turbines Ltd, has achieved and passed the UK Government’s operating performance criteria for the UK’s emerging tidal and wave energy technologies.
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NewsCall to honour UK’s heroic mariners
The Shipwrecked Mariners’ Society is calling on members of the maritime community and air/sea rescue organisations across the UK to nominate their colleagues for their heroic acts of bravery at sea.
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NewsOffshore wind propels Holyhead growth
The Holyhead Boatyard Group has set a course for new offshore business opportunities after securing £2.7m investment in the largest debt investment to date from Finance Wales.
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NewsGreen Port Hull project moving closer
ABP Marine Environmental Research Ltd (ABPmer) has been commissioned to prepare the marine elements of an environmental statement in support of the proposed Green Port Hull development at Alexandra Dock, Port of Hull.
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NewsKeep your workboat cool at Seawork
Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) specialist Dometic Marine will launch the Marine Air Chiller Compact to the commercial, workboat and military markets at this year''s Seawork International.
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NewsWales targets marine energy development
Excellent collaboration between local business and academic, environmental and governmental organisations is putting Wales in a strong position to develop the UK’s marine renewable energy industry.
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NewsWODCON brings dredging focus to Europe
The Netherlands based Central Dredging Association (CEDA) has announced that the next World Dredging Congress (WODCON) will be 3-7 June 2013 in Brussels.
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NewsWilhelmsen launches world’s largest Ro-Ro
The Wallenius Wilhelmsen group has launched its 150th anniversary vessel, MV Tønsberg, into operation. The Mark V class is claimed to be the most sophisticated vessel ever built in the Ro-Ro segment.
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NewsScot MSPs oppose coastguard plans
Liberal Democrat Northern Isles MSPs, Tavish Scott and Liam McArthur, have jointly responded to the UK Government’s consultation on the future of the Coastguard service.
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NewsPropulsion performance provided at Seawork
The first of the 20m aluminium windfarm support workboats Gardian, built by Seawork exhibitor Alicat Workboats, is now fully operational and the second vessel has just been delivered.
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NewsSeawork exhibitor seeks crossing record
Seawork exhibitor Maricuda Ltd is a new marine design and technology company with a naval architect designed portfolio of marine concepts.
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NewsWarning fund for Arctic waters
New meteorological and navigational warning services in the Arctic will provide enhanced accessibility to weather data and navigational shipping information.
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NewsIntelligent USVs could cut loose from signals
A research project aiming at the eventual installation of intelligent navigation in remotely controlled craft has begun.
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NewsRisk management crippling port operations
The port sector is being crippled by the burden of managing operational risk, according to an industry wide survey.
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NewsSee safe turbine access at Seawork
Marine engineering company Houlder will be showing the Turbine Access System (TAS) being jointly developed with BMT Nigel Gee at Seawork 2011.
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NewsSoot gets the boot at Seawork
Halyard Marine, Europe’s largest designer and manufacturer of specialist marine exhaust systems, will be exhibiting its latest environmental product for all commercial vessels at Seawork 2011.
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NewsItalian flavour from Seawork veterans
Seawork regulars A.S.A.P. Supplies Ltd will bring a bit of Italian flair to Seawork 2011 following the recent announcement that they are now the UK distributor for SIC Divisione Electronica srl.
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NewsCheetah chases to 300th build milestone
As always, Cheetah Marine will be at Seawork, this year with an 11.2m version of the very successful 10.2m design.
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NewsNorth Sea Winches gears up for Seawork
Specialist marine winch manufacturing company North Sea Winches will be exhibiting at Seawork for the eighth successive year in June.
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NewsRotterdam prepares for LNG imports
Work is nearing completion on the Netherlands first LNG import terminal at Rotterdam in a project involving previously reclaimed land being given back to the sea.
