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The European Tugowners Association’s (ETA) annual meeting has reflected on the industry’s ability to adapt to sudden changes and how to adapt to the next normal.

Dover’s development plan for the Wellington Dock marina in the UK included the design of a mobile boat hoist with a maximum future lift capacity of 75 tonnes.

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Ship managers and owners can now benefit from a simple and fast liferaft exchange with no contract and no commitment.

A diving support ship billed as “technically extremely complex” and unique to Europe has gone into service in Germany, reports Tom Todd.

A start-up developing a complete lifesaving system for offshore energy, has partnered with naval architect Chartwell Marine to deliver a first in class remotely operated rescue vessel.

Katadyn’s Survivor 35 hand-operated survival products deliver 4.5 litres of drinking water per hour in an emergency situation.

Turkey’s Tersan Shipyard Inc. has successfully delivered the 7th Double-Ended Electric Car and Passenger Ferry to Norwegian ferry operator Fjord1 ASA.

A new marine radio with smartphone control will help make communications management easier than ever.

Handheld Group, a Swedish manufacturer of rugged mobile computers, has launched a new version of its popular NAUTIZ X6 IP67 waterproof and ultra-rugged phablet.

Lloyd’s Register and Inmarsat have announced an industry-first collaboration that will address challenges experienced during remote surveys.

PPG has announced the launch of its PPG Sigma Sailadvance NX coating, which is the latest addition to its Sailadvance range.

Hochiki life safety products are helping Margate offshore Wind Farm meet its fire detection obligations.

DEME has awarded a contract to increase the lifting capacity of its DP2 jack-up vessel Sea Installer.

After a period of installation, commissioning and testing, Manor Marine has opened its new bespoke 80 tonne vessel lift in Portland, UK to all customers.

French simulation specialist company ST Engineering Antycip has delivered its largest ever port simulation system to The Bristol Port Company.

An investigation of recent vessel groundings has led Danish and UK authorities to ask searching questions about current ECDIS training and system design.

Oil & Gas industry operators have launched an ambitious joint technology project that aims to reduce emissions from existing supply vessels by at least 70 percent.

A north east of England maritime training establishment has launched a newly refurbished safety and survival centre following a £60k investment.