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To make the barge self sufficient a Liebherr crane is installed on the opposite side of the superstructure to the control station KEY DEALS

Container feeder barges

Tests at sites in Solund, Norway, Oban, Scotland and Galway in Ireland have produced yields of up to 16kg of wet seaweed per square metre – three to five times that of traditional seaweed farming KEY DEALS

New seaweed industry

The GLEAMS project consortium says there are many potential ‘niche’ markets for the adoption of glycerine fuel that would benefit from its non-toxic, clean burning and safe characteristics KEY DEALS

Sustainable project unveils new fuel

Henshaw has recently expanded its factory space and taken on new staff KEY DEALS

Henshaw inflatables service contract

The 'Edith Maersk' is the largest ship to traverse the Thames river so far KEY DEALS

Thames gets its largest visitor

The test turbine was mounted on a lifting frame for testing OFFSHORE RENEWABLES

Schottel tests tidal turbines

The observatories will be self-contained, advanced autonomous sensor systems POLLUTION CONTROL

Seabed observatories for methane leaks

The potential of ASVs is still to be explored in the offshore renewables sector OFFSHORE RENEWABLES

Can ASVs reduce windfarm support costs?

Macôco makes a hard turn to starboard during sea trials off Spain SHIPYARD NEWS

Spanish-built cats for Angola

The chamber was towed by the 4,000hp tug Celtic Isle provided by the Mainport Group PORTS & HARBOURS

Chamber delivery

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