Shipyard News – Page 32
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NewsAntifouling film in testing with DanPilot
Renolit Maritime has coated one of a total of eleven new vessels ordered by the Danish State Pilot Service, DanPilot.
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NewsWireless temporary fire alarms for vessel repair and build
Bull Products, a manufacturer of life-saving fire protection equipment, has protected seven shipyards across the world with its Cygnus Wireless Alarm System.
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NewsTuco UK representation
Wirral company National Marine has welcomed the opportunity of becoming the UK sales and service point for Denmark based Tuco Marine Group.
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NewsTen-month turnaround for catamaran ferry
UK shipbuilder Wight Shipyard Co has worked to a tight deadline to complete its third and largest vessel for MBNA Thames Clippers, the first Hunt Class Mk3.
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NewsStrong 2019 for A&P Group’s UK facilities
Atlantic and Peninsula Marine Services Ltd (A&P) Group has experienced a strong start to 2019, with several commercial and defence projects underway across its four UK facilities and increased activity in the North East within the renewables and offshore markets.
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NewsMB92 focus on business development
The MB92 Group has promoted commercial director Henk Dreijer to the new position of chief business development officer to develop strategic operations with emphasis on sourcing significant refit projects.
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NewsTwo more pilot boat builds for Spain
Irish boat builder Safehaven Marine has signed contracts with two Spanish ports simultaneously.
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NewsFresh Capital stems FSG cash-flow Problems
A new investor is helping Germany’s Flensburger Shipyard (FSG) to recover from cash-flow problems reports Tom Todd.
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NewsNew Hybrids for Kiel Fiord Service
The first of a new generation of plug-in hybrid ferries for Kiel has been ordered, writes Tom Todd.
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NewsWind CTVs: Changing demands drive vessel refits
Aging crew transfer vessel (CTV) fleets may no longer be suitable for requirements of modern offshore wind projects, driving market demand for vessel upgrades and repurposing.
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NewsFisheries patrol catamaran for North Wales’ waters
‘Lady Megan’, is a 19m Catamaran Fisheries Patrol Vessel designed and built to a demanding specification.
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NewsEngine service work for Britannia Aggregates
UK power specialist Royston has completed an extensive overhaul of diesel engines on a Britannia Aggregates’ owned and operated dredger.
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NewsCrane vessels upgraded
Alewijnse Marine has started the new year with an assignment for the Jumbo heavy lift crane vessels ‘HLCV Jumbo Javelin’ and ‘HLCV Fairpartner’.
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NewsDanish Fire and Rescue RIBs
RIB builder Tornado has delivered two rescue boats to the Slagelese Brand and Redring which is the fire and rescue service that serve the Slagelese area of Zealand in Denmark to strengthen their ability to cope with water incidents writes Dag Pike.
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NewsMersey launch for Solent freight ferry
‘Red Kestrel’, a new freight-only RoRo vessel that will operate between Southampton and Isle of Wight has been launched at Cammel Laird, Birkenhead, UK.
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NewsIceland’s first electric ferry
For a country with abundant renewable electric energy an electric powered ferry makes a lot of sense and Iceland’s first is now under construction writes Dag Pike.
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NewsNew HDPE Tideman Boats delivered
Tideman Boats has delivered the first of two HDPE RBB 700 2OB vessels for Smit Salvage’s salvage operations in Brazil.
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News11.3 tonne free floating boat lift
HydroHoist Boat Lifts, a US manufacturer of marine dock equipment, has announced the release of what it calls the most versatile hydro-pneumatic boat lift available.
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News‘Venus Clipper’ launched
MBNA Thames Clippers’ Venus Clipper has been lowered into the water for the first time at Wight Shipyard Co in East Cowes, UK.
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NewsCartridge dispensing technologies efficiency
New applicator friendly cartridge-based dispensing technologies for applying protective coating products made from solid epoxies and urethanes have almost 100% efficiency.
