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The 750kW device, currently on trial at the European Marine Energy Centre's Billia Cross site in Orkney, is the first of its type to be tested anywhere in the world. Image: jumanjisolar via flickr.com on a Creative Commons Attribution License. OFFSHORE RENEWABLES

Pelamis making waves in UK waters

An artist’s impression of Gaoh Offshore’s ‘Deepwater Installer’. OFFSHORE RENEWABLES

Green light for ‘Deepwater Installer’

A single EU electricity market will require considerable marine works, such as this shore landing of a cable. Photo by Peter Barker. KEY DEALS

Call for single EU electricity market

Maerl beds in the Port of Falmouth are considered a non-renewable resource. Photo by Andy Roberts. PORTS & HARBOURS

Algae in the way of port development

Wave Hub was deployed off the north coast of Cornwall last autumn. OFFSHORE RENEWABLES

Support for UK Marine Energy Programme

Two fire fighting monitors are located on 15m telescopic mountings (courtesy Peter Andryszak) SHIPYARD NEWS

The new ETV Nordic enters service

Seaspan Terminal III has arrived in Vancouver after a two month delivery voyage from Turkey. TUGS & SALVAGE

Towlines January 2011

The Stan Launch 804 is suitable of a wide range of harbour duties. TUGS & SALVAGE

Damen adds two new vessels to the ‘Stan Tug’ family

The ITS2010 Complete Papers and Discussions is over 300 pages of useful information and data. TUGS & SALVAGE

ITS 2010 Papers are published

Kotug has withdrawn all five tugs from Le Havre, including the SD Gironde. TUGS & SALVAGE

Kotug and SNRH give up the unequal struggle in Le Havre

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