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Seawork is a ”one stop shop” for buyers, providing access to the commercial marine and workboat markets. It is the largest European commercial marine exhibition held at the prestigious Mayflower Park venue in Southampton, SO14 2AN, United Kingdom.
Contract win gets number eleven underway
A second offshore windfarm service vessel is to be built for the same customer, following the win of the build contract for the first in 2021.
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WATCH: Van Oord christens record-breaking vessel
Van Oord has finally christened the biggest investment it has ever made – the mammoth offshore wind installation vessel that it says is the largest and most sustainable in the world.
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‘Bayesian’ superyacht to be raised this weekend
After months of meticulous planning, cutting-edge salvage equipment, and round-the-clock operations, the 56-metre sailing superyacht Bayesian is scheduled to be lifted from her 50m seabed grave this weekend.
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Two huge UK floating wind projects awarded
Two out of three massive offshore floating wind projects have been awarded by the Crown Estate, with no reason given for failure to award the third.
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A milestone in hydrogen fuel power cell development
The Proteus 75 is especially designed for harbour craft, offshore support vessels and inland waterway boats
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WATCH: Van Oord christens record-breaking vessel
Van Oord has finally christened the biggest investment it has ever made – the mammoth offshore wind installation vessel that it says is the largest and most sustainable in the world.
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Bringing onshore power players together
The European Onshore Power Supply Association’s (EOPSA) is reaching out to the work boat industry
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Training deal struck to tackle chronic skills shortages
Subsea resources company Drift Offshore has set up a training partnership with a college in Scotland that targets skills in marine industries and engineering, among others.
