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The wave power plant is integrated into Mutriku Harbour’s new breakwater, which was required for safety of navigation. OFFSHORE RENEWABLES

First commercial wave power plant opens

There will be up to £30m of direct Government support for offshore wind cost reduction over the next four years. Photo: Peter Barker OFFSHORE RENEWABLES

UK Energy White Paper boosts offshore wind

SS Robin is now mounted in its own pontoon, which gives the Trust additional space for educational and cultural activities. Photo: Andy Howes KEY DEALS

Historic steam coaster returns to London

The new 13 litre marine engines range from 400 hp for continuous use up to 750 hp for patrol craft use. POWER & PROPULSION

Scania launches new range at Seawork

NWFTC will offer a comprehensive training service to the offshore wind farm sector. OFFSHORE RENEWABLES

National Wind Farm Training Centre

A sea anchor is seen as filmed from an ROV during trials. ACCESSORIES & EQUIPMENT

MPSA forms for passive ship safety

The new licensing system will accelerate the approval process for projects such as dredging. PORTS & HARBOURS

New IT system will support marine licensing process

The excavators, seen working from shore, will primarily be deployed from a pontoon during the Mauretania project. TUGS & SALVAGE

Salvage underway to clear North African port

1) Land and Water Services developed a bespoke ‘moon-pool’ and environmental mitigation measures for the dredging phase, as part of an alternative tender strategy. DREDGING & FLOOD DEFENCE

Environmentally sensitive dredging in Falmouth

Tugs prepare to assist Illustrious as it left Rosyth for sea trials. SHIPYARD NEWS

Long docking gives carrier Illustrious future

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