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

A spectacular display at the recent name giving ceremony for the ‘MPI Adventure’ in China. KEY DEALS

‘MPI Adventure’ to arrive soon in Europe

The project to infill Tyne Dock has been both environmentally friendly and cost efficient. PORTS & HARBOURS

Tyne contractor Sirius about your waste

An artists's impression of the proposed extension. PORTS & HARBOURS

Hatston Pier will suit renewables to a T

The proposed site of Bristol’s new deep sea container terminal, which will allow large vessels to dock at all tidal states. PORTS & HARBOURS

Firm foundations for Bristol

East meets west in the maritime world at Europort Istanbul. KEY DEALS

Maritime world meets at Europort Istanbul

The south end of the new quay awaiting the first consignment of containers. Photo: Graeme Ewens KEY DEALS

New berths start work at Felixstowe

The €6.6bn project will create new economic opportunities, and cultural and social development in the regions and countries surrounding the link. PORTS & HARBOURS

Approval for Fehmarn Belt fixed link

The Deepwater Horizon project adequately demonstrated the need for more cooperation when it comes to clean ups after an oil spill. POLLUTION CONTROL

Danish consortium aims to map oil spills

Dirty Harry is a safe and efficient surface supplied system which minimises the risk of contact between the diver and the surrounding water by providing both respiratory and skin protection. SUBSEA SERVICES

Dirty Harry strikes again

The USS Revenge, its captain Oliver Hazard Perry, and one of the divers with the Fishers Pulse 8X metal detector which discovered the cannon on the wreck site. SUBSEA SERVICES

Divers discover historic shipwreck

The presentation in the House of Commons highlighted the importance of the marine industry to the UK economy and to the skills and jobs market. KEY DEALS

UK unveils marine sector growth strategy

HM Coastguard Dover MRCC will remain a 24/7 manned centre. Photo by Peter Barker. KEY DEALS

Coastguards consult over reforms

The future of the UK’s search and rescue helicopter service is now in doubt. KEY DEALS

UK SAR privatisation in disarray

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