All News articles – Page 9
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NewsHistoric tall ship restoration project underway
The Tall Ship Glenlee restoration by Marine Projects Scotland Ltd will safeguard its future as a key piece of marine heritage
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NewsRolls-Royce confirms methanol engine development
Rolls-Royce Power Solutions is developing methanol internal combustion engines for vessels ‘right now’, Applications engineer Peter Gommeringer told a technical webinar held by the Workboat Association on Tuesday.
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NewsMajor firms merge to form offshore energy mammoth
Two of the world’s largest offshore firms have agreed a €43 billion merger, to be completed in the second half of 2026.
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NewsSubsea spending shows faith in UK offshore wind
A seven-figure sum will be spent on a Subsea Services department as Green Marine UK signals its confidence in the offshore wind sector.
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NewsEidesvik Offshore expands fleet with new CSV
The new CSV aims to address the increasing demand for vessels in the offshore renewables and subsea markets
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NewsWärtsilä signs 5-year deal with dredger fleet
Wärtsilä has increased its dredger offering by signing a five-year deal with one of the largest dredger fleets in the Middle East.
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NewsStudy confirms charging viability at wind farms
A study into the viability of charging electric support vessels at the offshore wind farms they work on has shown the practice is technically and financially feasible.
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NewsHUGIN AUV boosts US Navy’s subsea capabilities
Kongsberg’s HUGIN Superior AUV will provide enhanced subsea inspection and security capabilities to the US Navy
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NewsCinia reports more subsea cable ‘disturbance’
Finnish connectivity company Cinia Oy has reported another cable disruption incident in the latest of a string of reports in the Baltic Sea area.
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NewsPartnering up for smarter digital vessel data insights
A strategic partnership aims to transform the maritime industry with advanced digital vessel data solutions
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NewsTwo container ship fires force crew to abandon ship
Dutch salvors were called in to help rescue a container ship that caught fire twice in the Dover Strait last week, forcing crew to abandon ship.
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NewsEU calls for critical cable security upgrade
Critical subsea cables will be protected in a raft of measures being drawn up, the European Commission has said in response to a recent spate of suspected sabotage incidents.
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NewsShock WBV and Loki form dynamic partnership
Seawork Award winner Shock WBV has joined forces with Loki Dynamics, the marine equipment distributor.
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NewsNYK invests in Swedish CTV fleet
NYK Line has made its financial move into Swedish CTV fleet owner Northern Offshore Group (N-O-G).
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NewsPME repowers pilot vessel
PME has repowered a pilot vessel with MAN engines, enhancing safety, power and efficiency for the Port of Milford Haven
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NewsSeawork Awards - Enter or nominate now!
The Seawork Awards recognise excellence in commercial marine and celebrate outstanding individuals and companies in the sector. Enter now for the awards, which are presented at Seawork in June.
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NewsReport highlights skills gaps in shipbuilding
A new report highlights the need to plug anticipated knowledge gaps in technology if the UK’s shipbuilding sector is to remain viable
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NewsSubsea cables: A growing backbone in need of strengthening
In an era of rapid offshore wind expansion, increasing global connectivity and a spate of recent sabotage incidents, the reliability of subsea cables is under scrutiny. The Global Underwater Hub is determined to strengthen them.
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NewsROV launched for heavy-duty subsea operations
Forum Energy Technologies has launched another ROV, which it says marks a new generation in ultra-Heavy Duty subsea vehicle technology.
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NewsCanada joins global offshore wind club
Canada has joined an international alliance that was set up to form ties in the offshore wind sector.
