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It’s the biggest Seawork yet – with more than 100 new exhibitors and more halls, award entrants, conferences and vessels than ever before, writes Debbie Mason, editor of partner publication Maritime Journal.

Four tug crew have been killed, at least two of Van Oord’s dredgers are stuck in the Persian Gulf and a major maritime show has been postponed as the war involving Iran…

Europe’s largest on-water commercial marine and workboat exhibition will bring the superyacht sector into the fold for the first time.

Norwegian ship design firm ESNA has teamed up with Strategic Marine to build Surface Effect Ship (SES) crew transfer vessels.

Diverse Marine managing director Ben Colman presents his thoughts on the relative benefits of retrofits versus newbuilds in the next episode of our Get Set for Workboat series.

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The UK Maritime & Coastguard Agency (MCA) has awarded a five-year contract for operation of the Emergency Towing Vessel (ETV) covering the north and west coast of Scotland.

Marine SMEs Krensen, Trident Marine Electrical and ACUA Ocean are working together to develop a liquid hydrogen marine powertrain system.

The first innovations entries have been received for next year’s European Commercial Marine Awards at Seawork - and we are throwing down the gauntlet to wannabe naval architects to enter the unmissable…

Danish digitalisers Daniamant announced at the recent METSTRADE marine leisure industry trade show in Holland that EchoPilot’s new Forward Looking Sonar, The FLS 3D Gen 4, is now exclusively compatible with the…

How can the sector transition to a more circular economy? Our expert panel will discuss the different options at the next Get Set for Workboat 2050 session at 3.30pm on November 21.

A bespoke walk to work access system has been delivered to Shimizu’s offshore wind farm.

Safety equipment is all on show at the commercial marine event of the year.

A new device can carry out three functions at a time, minimising the time required to carry out geotechnical surveys.

Swedish trim and stabilisation systems developer Humphree has appointed the Netherlands-based NG Shipyards as its commercial dealer in the Netherlands. NG Shipyards will also apply Humphree products to new vessels such as…

Norwegian testing firm IKM wil carry out the testing for Tyra II.

Submarines for private use will be available with their own support craft under plans revealed by ShadowCat and Triton.

Sonihull could save the maritime industry up to 408 million tonnes of carbon dioxide, says director Darren Rowlands.

Shipping company Unifeeder has signed up to Svitzer’s EcoTow service whereby the latter’s London tug fleet will be powered by carbon neutral marine biofuel.