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Coverage of the proposed Vestas wind turbine facility at the port of Sheerness in Kent UK. OFFSHORE RENEWABLES

Vestas consults on turbine factory

The €1bn common-user terminal is billed as the first deepwater box facility in Germany. PORTS & HARBOURS

Countdown rolls for Germany’s JWP terminal

A 55 ton bollard pull tug attempts to tow a 93,000 dwt tanker in ideal conditions. KEY DEALS

MP calls for towing gear training

Spike, a12m South Boats catamaran is the newest addition to the Divers Down fleet. SUBSEA SERVICES

Spike commemorated with new dive boat

The 41m linkspan is seen halfway through its installation process on the Gosport side of Portsmouth Harbour. PORTS & HARBOURS

Linkspan replacement in weekend window

The current programme is for all site investigation and design work to be completed over the next 12 months with the site work being carried out throughout 2013. PORTS & HARBOURS

Lock around the clock at Milford Haven

The Lower Manhattan skyline seen from New Jersey pre-9/11. SECURITY

Port security an issue on 9/11 anniversary

The terminal as it will look after expansion. Note the planned heavy duty platform. PORTS & HARBOURS

Capacity expansion at strategic terminal

IBERDROLA has over 13,000 MW of wind power capacity installed in 23 countries. Photo: IBERDROLA OFFSHORE RENEWABLES

Spanish wind moves into German waters

The first of three SeaLimpets for Ocean Power Technologies is seen under construction at Gael Force’s yard in Inverness. OFFSHORE RENEWABLES

SeaLimpet set for secure renewable future

Saab Seaeye’s 1500m depth rated Lynx ROV, four of which have been ordered by Fugro Subsea Services for initial operation in Scottish, Brazilian and Singapore waters. HYDROGRAPHIC SURVEY

Fugro expands ROV fleet

Borehole drilling works underway on the River Thames outside the Houses of Parliament. PORTS & HARBOURS

Planning underway for London ‘supersewer’

Bradwell Marina now has a 24 hour security system which monitors, records and alerts both the marina and the boat owners of problems. SECURITY

Bullet cameras seal security at Bradwell

A range of activities and assets potentially at risk from seabed mobility include structures, cables and pipelines which are affected by scour, abrasion, liquefaction and spanning. HYDROGRAPHIC SURVEY

A SMART approach to shifting seabeds

PSA puts users on board a Rotterdam Port Authority Patrol vessel during a routine patrol through the Port of Rotterdam. SECURITY

Security software soothes suspicious minds

Houlder’s Turbine Access System (TAS) increases the significant wave height window for safe personnel transfers, allowing them to take place on a higher proportion of working days. OFFSHORE RENEWABLES

First order for Turbine Access System

Cranes are an essential element in the upkeep, maintenance and servicing of offshore wind turbines. OFFSHORE RENEWABLES

Major order for wind turbine cranes

From left to right: John Fitzgerald, ABP port director Grimsby & Immingham; Lord Henley; Ian Schofield, ABP engineering director; Tom Jeynes, ABP sustainable development manager Humber; and Andrew Firman, ABP pilotage operations manager, aboard ... KEY DEALS

Humber ports address climate change