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‘Thorney Bay’s twin 230hp marine diesels provide a speed of nine knots. SHIPYARD NEWS

Mustang delivers a line boat for Briggs Marine

'Deepwater Horizon' exploded on 20 April and the effects, both ecologically and economically, will be felt for years to come. INTERVIEWS

Oil disaster rig owner tries to escape liability

The Arctic is suffering from a fractured approach to governance of its resources. Photo: WWF INTERVIEWS

Arctic is suffering from ‘governance gaps’

The IIMS is now having an input to maritime surveying operations from Australia to Fujairah INTERVIEWS

Marine surveyors look to a global presence

The new company is now able to supply complete marine transmission systems. POWER & PROPULSION

Seawork debut for merged marine transmission specialist

The sculptural ‘Medusa’ is actually a modified Garrett GT42 turbocharger. POWER & PROPULSION

Hot stuff stays where it’s needed at Seawork

As part of the design process, Kort offers detailed estimates of vessel performance. POWER & PROPULSION

Seawork exhibitor courts the emerging Indian market

The new UltraJet UJ 525 provides a high performance solution where size and cost constraints have previously made it difficult to provide an optimised waterjet package. POWER & PROPULSION

See the ultimate UltraJet alongside at Seawork

The new IPS1050 unit is available for workboats up to 30m LOA and requiring up to 40 knots performance. POWER & PROPULSION

Pod power for fast workboats at Seawork

A WaterMota supplied Doosan 4V222 TIH main engine is seen in the tidy engine room of ‘Sally McLoughlin’, a 16m harbour tug built by Macduff Shipyards for John McLoughlin Shipping Ltd. POWER & PROPULSION

See what’s new with Watermota at Seawork 2010

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