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Maritime UK is concerned that the “net environmental benefits” of sulphur reduction will be lost under current proposals INTERVIEWS

Emission law will force freight onto roads

The SF Type 600 concrete breakwater was tested by the Water and Environmental Engineering Research Group at the University of La Coruna in Galicia, Spain. PORTS & HARBOURS

Research affirms breakwater effectiveness

The new berth will handle Scandlines’ two new 1,600 lane/m, 1,500 passenger superferries Berlin and Copenhagen. PORTS & HARBOURS

New Rostock facility ups ferry clout

Round 3 will see a huge increase of offshore wind farms in UK waters. Photo: Peter Barker. OFFSHORE RENEWABLES

Rampion Wind Farm progress for E.ON

The HD11 even has iPhone and iPad control apps available. ACCESSORIES & EQUIPMENT

Sophisticated satellite TV for workboats

Jan Kromhout is a partner at AKD in Rotterdam, a firm whose transport law division provides a full range of legal services to the maritime and transport industries. INTERVIEWS

Dutch doubts over private armed guards

The Junction Lock flood gate installation. PORTS & HARBOURS

Bristol Docks open after £12m revamp

Swedish researchers have developed a new barnacle repellent that is an alternative to toxic anti-fouling coatings. Photo: Mats Hulander KEY DEALS

New hull coating which repels barnacles

St Christopher (No 4) joins St Brendan (No 1) at Harwich. SHIPYARD NEWS

HHA pilot launches pursue perfection

PLA Marine surveyors are now authorised to carry out safety surveys on seagoing vessels. KEY DEALS

PLA gains MCA survey approval

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