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Briggs Marine signs landmark £182m contract with UK Ministry of Defence

The proposed tidal energy scheme consists of up to nine SeaGen turbines in an area between the Skerries group of rocks and islands and Carmel Head, about 1 km off the Anglesey coast. OFFSHORE RENEWABLES

Progress on Wales’ first tidal energy farm

‘Ginny Louise’ has been designed to venture up to 150 miles offshore making it able to service the Round 3 wind farms SHIPYARD NEWS

New kid on wind farms at a port near you

BMF Commercial Marine is gaining support KEY DEALS

BMF Commercial Marine gains support

The project scope involves determining the acoustic impact associated with installing and operating the Oyster device. OFFSHORE RENEWABLES

The quiet life of a seabed Oyster

It is hoped that the area from Portland to Studland will become an SAC KEY DEALS

UK marine protection consultation

Wärtsilä signed the agreement with Klaipeda, Talinn, Turku, Harlingen and Amsterdam at Europort KEY DEALS

Wärtsilä scrubs up well at Europort

The new Javelin 22.22 expected in May 2012 KEY DEALS

New Dutch windfarm vessel

A cargo carrying clipper ship based on technology used for the Maltese Falcon is being developed for B9 Shipping. INTERVIEWS

Cargo clipper sails back to the future

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

SOX knocks boxes onto roads

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Europort ‘Maritime Odyssey’

Richard Coackley said it was essential that industry, Government and the civil engineering profession began to understand how interdependent infrastructure networks are and take a more joined up, long-term approach in the future. Photo of London... INTERVIEWS

New ICE chief calls for clean energy

Shipbuilding has returned to the Clyde in a cleaner greener way KEY DEALS

Green ferries for the Clyde

New Orleans is a perfect host city for the WorkBoat Show. INTERVIEWS

WorkBoat Show back in New Orleans

Construction of the quaywall is progressing rapidly along the seaward edge of the site. PORTS & HARBOURS

London Gateway opening date announced

A Balizamar buoy deployed at Cabo Ruivo. NAVAIDS

Joint venture launches Balizamar buoy range

The remote display can be easily mounted in the wheelhouse, control room or anywhere on the boat to automatically monitor up to three filter systems. POWER & PROPULSION

Fuel filter alert for diesel workboats

David Balston from the UK Chamber of Shipping has welcomed the CCC review published today INTERVIEWS

UK ship emission review published

Anti-piracy activities such as this EU mission off Somalia has not been able to guarantee safety from pirates. Photo: Council of the European Union INTERVIEWS

UK arms up against piracy

The IDE, now operated by EMSA, acts as a ‘switchboard’ relaying position reports between data centres. KEY DEALS

EMSA takes control of LRIT

The turbine unit is semi-buoyant and can be easily towed to and from the point of operation, minimising installation and maintenance costs by avoiding the need for specialist vessels. OFFSHORE RENEWABLES

Tidal turbine feeds 100 MWh to grid