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LV18 is seen at its new moorings in Harwich. NAVAIDS

Harwich’s ship has finally come in

With an LED life of more than 50,000 hours, a galvanised post, vandal resistant battery enclosure and anti-tamper fittings, the area light is virtually maintenance free. NAVAIDS

See Sealite in the Seawork Showcase

The Watermaster can undertake both suction dredging and backhoe dredging, whilst also having the capability to perform pile driving works. DREDGING & FLOOD DEFENCE

Dredging delivers a dream on the river

The first Tidal Transit crew transfer vessel, due in October, will provide up to 12 technicians with beds for the night whilst taking them up to 150 miles offshore. OFFSHORE RENEWABLES

Seafood to wind farms for Tidal Transit

Carbon emission cuts of 50% from 1990 levels by 2027 have been unveiled by the UK government. Photo by Peter Barker OFFSHORE RENEWABLES

UK government commits to fourth carbon budget

The Western Quay at North Shields has been completely refurbished. PORTS & HARBOURS

Acclaim for EU funded engineering work

Haven Seajack 2 PORTS & HARBOURS

Work starts on Londons super sewer

The lock design of the expanded Panama Canal is aimed at conserving resources. PORTS & HARBOURS

Anniversary canal locks in water savings

The sea survival pool at the RNLI Lifeboat College in Poole ACCESSORIES & EQUIPMENT

RNLI’s Sea Survival Centre for hire

Concrete foundations may replace steel monopiles as offshore wind farms move into deeper waters. Photo by Peter Barker KEY DEALS

Gravitational pull towards concrete foundations

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