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

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Santana received the 1,000th installation of an Alewijnse Marine Systems AIS transponder on an inland vessel based in the Netherlands. ACCESSORIES & EQUIPMENT

Government goes Dutch on inland AIS

The Marin Evo 150 STE mass-flow excavator being deployed with customised jetting tool from the AOS Constructor. SECURITY

Subsea team secures crucial pipelines

Celebrities go underwater for charity KEY DEALS

Celebrities go underwater for charity

ECCC members and local officials visited wave and tidal energy sites on Orkney this week. EMEC MD Neil Kermode is on the left end and ECCC chairman Tim Yeo MP is second from right end. Photo courtesy of EMEC. OFFSHORE RENEWABLES

Climate Change Committee visits Orkney

Delegates from Spain, Italy, Slovenia and Greece gathered for the Motorways of the Sea Information Days in the Port of Valencia. INTERVIEWS

EU celebrates Motorways of the Sea progress

The Ribcraft RIB involved in the Cardiff Bay collision. Photo courtesy of MAIB. KEY DEALS

RIB collision lessons learned

Hercules has developed its fuel transfer system as a complete package. ACCESSORIES & EQUIPMENT

Hercules builds strength staying in-house

A Royston engineer works on an engine of the Southern Supporter. SHIPYARD NEWS

Long distance overhaul down under

Mike Robinson, UKHO chief executive, is moving onto pastures new KEY DEALS

UKHO chief executive steps down

A Rolls Royce Syncrolift, showing its platform and the wheel system that helps the vessel into its dry berth. ACCESSORIES & EQUIPMENT

Orders roll in for Middle East ship lifts

Arctic Solution is a shallow water ro-ro passenger and vehicle ferry. POWER & PROPULSION

Jetpower drives fast aluminium crewboat

Clyde & Co marine partner, Ben Knowles KEY DEALS

Clyde & Co law merger

The two new Alnmaritec Wave Skimmer class boats undergoing trials at Blyth before their delivery. POLLUTION CONTROL

Pollution control boats make waves in China

The new UK Renewables Training Network aims to help bridge a skills gap in the industry. KEY DEALS

UK tackles renewable skills shortage

The dune viaduct connecting link under construction. PORTS & HARBOURS

Good progress at Rotterdam’s Maasvlakte 2

The construction of a second lock is necessary in order to improve traffic flow to the Waaslandhaven. PORTS & HARBOURS

World’s largest sea lock for Antwerp

The principle of Divex’s LARS is an inclinable and semi-submersible cradle that can be raised up to the vessel or be lowered into the sea to allow launch and recovery. SUBSEA SERVICES

LARS stars in wind farm cost reduction

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