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DEEP’s Vanguard marks the dawn of a new era in subsea living

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From North Sea Collisions to Baltic Jamming: Will Your Marine Policy Fail in 2025?

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

The Divex Apprenticeship Awards 2010. Left to right, development technician  Richard Shand, general manager of production Danny Gray, and machinist Thomas Gilbert. SUBSEA SERVICES

Divex rewards skills required for growth

FutureLand is the Maasvlakte 2 visitor centre. PORTS & HARBOURS

Progress for all to see at Maasvlakte 2

PORTS & HARBOURS

Eredene Capital wins Indian project – by David Foxwell

The new bunkering facility will be in an area which comes under control of the London VTS coverage, with extensive radar, communication and weather monitoring facilities. Photo by Peter Barker ACCESSORIES & EQUIPMENT

Bunkering hub planned for Thames Estuary

The Kaiserschleuse construction site had to be completely closed down for about eight weeks last winter. PORTS & HARBOURS

Bad winter delays completion of new lock

Cosalt's company secretary Neil Carrick, managing director of Cosalt's renewables business Winston Phillips and Henrik Moeller-Jensen and Lauge Fredhave, the joint owners of APRO, shake hands after the deal was signed. ACCESSORIES & EQUIPMENT

Renewables safety joint venture launched

Operations fully underway to construct Port Adriano’s new inner wharf. PORTS & HARBOURS

Determined contractor defeats weather

A flash flood caused harbour siltation of up to 4m in the Port of Itajai. ACCESSORIES & EQUIPMENT

Rembrandt sets scene for restored port’s pilots

The backhoe dredger 'Doreen Dorward' working on site at Millbay’s Inner Basin. DREDGING & FLOOD DEFENCE

Careful dredging for historic site

Next generation offshore wind turbines will be tested at two sites in England and two in Scotland. Photo by Peter Barker KEY DEALS

New offshore wind demo sites announced

Fehmarn is built in aluminium alloy, with a specially shaped hull. KEY DEALS

German police patrol boat quartet completed

SeaGen is seen in Strangford Lough with its ‘underwater windmill’ rotors raised for maintenance. Note tidal flow past turbine tower. Photo courtesy of Marine Current Turbines. KEY DEALS

Two million kWh milestone for tidal turbine

As with previous training courses, the organisers expect the participants will represent a broad range of disciplines and expertise. KEY DEALS

Dredging training goes Moroccan

‘Stevns Breaker’ has been completed by Irving Shipbuilders for operation by Nordane Shipping. TUGS & SALVAGE

Irving delivers Stevns Breaker – by Jack Gaston

‘Ievoli Black’ arrives off the Dutch coast to take up Coastguard duties. Photo: Jan Plug TUGS & SALVAGE

TOWLINES August 2010 – by Jack Gaston

The study by energy business analysts Douglas Woodward concludes that 2,200 divers will be required for offshore wind farm development in Europe over the next six years. Photo by Peter Barker. SUBSEA SERVICES

Diver shortage concern for offshore wind

Zeeland Seaports has 70 hectares of port and quay bound land available for Biopark appropriate businesses. KEY DEALS

Dutch Biopark seeks hot companies