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Captain Pieter den Herder in the wheelhouse of his dredger. DREDGING & FLOOD DEFENCE

Radar delivers dredger captain shortest route home

Following conversion works, Stena Trader and Stena Traveller will be able to carry out two tier loading and discharge. SHIPYARD NEWS

Ropax conversions orders keep rolling in

The 'Bembridge' circa 1955. Photo: Kirkleatham Museum, Redcar SHIPYARD NEWS

‘Old lady’ turns out to be historic pilot boat

‘Better than the boat shows’ judged some of the visitors by the end of the second day of Seawork. SEAWORK NEWS

Hot news from Seawork 2010

'Charles Darwin' is seen immediately after its launch in Spain last Friday. DREDGING & FLOOD DEFENCE

Charles Darwin completes Jan De Nul programme

Equity funding from Brook Henderson will enable OWPMS to massively expand its fleet. KEY DEALS

Funding deal for up to 60 wind farm support vessels

New Hamburg visitor CMA CGM 'Christophe Colomb' is twice as big as this ship, seen negotiating the Elbe at Hamburg. DREDGING & FLOOD DEFENCE

Elbe deepening: Dredging debate continues as boxships grow

Ocean Power Technologies Limited will take the first berth at Wave Hub using its PowerBuoy wave energy converter. KEY DEALS

Construction of Wave Hub ‘beach pit’ gets underway

The Turbine Access System in its stowed position at the bow of a new design TSV series aluminium wind farm catamaran. SEAWORK NEWS

Turbine Access System to debut at Seawork 2010

Propeller production at Drunen in the Netherlands will finish this year. Photo courtesy of Wärtsilä. POWER & PROPULSION

Wärtsilä announces end of Dutch production this year

Seawork’s wind farm supply event aims to help marine companies to understand the renewables sector supply chain. SEAWORK NEWS

Offshore wind supply chain opportunities at Seawork

Samson’s ML-12 offers lighter weight and higher strength at the same diameter as traditional polyester lines, so it can be used on existing equipment for heavier pulls. ACCESSORIES & EQUIPMENT

New technologies strengthen deck rope

One of ABP’s Liebherr A 944 c HD Litronic material handlers in operation at the Port of Immingham. ACCESSORIES & EQUIPMENT

Handling equipment grabs attention on the Humber

The UK Queen’s Award for Enterprise is the latest in a series of prestigious wins for ACE Winches, which is extending its presence in Norway. ACCESSORIES & EQUIPMENT

Award winner ACE in place in Norway

Tratosflex-ESDB is ideal for container cranes such as at Busan, because it has been designed to combat the common problem of twisting that affects cables reeling at high speed. ACCESSORIES & EQUIPMENT

Reel world’s largest’ crane cable order

Colonna’s Shipyard’s new West Yard Marine Travelift Facility features the world’s largest mobile hoist. ACCESSORIES & EQUIPMENT

Big lifter gives rapid repair response

The EMSA Marine Operations Centre. ACCESSORIES & EQUIPMENT

Mixed messages in EMSA accident statistics review

Thanet Offshore Wind Farm, seen here, will be given an additional 147MW of capacity. Photo by Peter Barker OFFSHORE RENEWABLES

Extensions for UK wind farms announced

The new 460 hectare German site on the eastern side at Rysumer Nacken would be on about 12m of water, a big advantage over 8.3m in the existing port of Emden further inland. PORTS & HARBOURS

Emden plans new deepwater port