Vessels News – Page 38
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NewsWärtsilä to propel world’s first methanol-hybrid RoRos
The world’s first methanol-electric hybrid RoRos will feature an integrated propulsion system from Wärtsilä
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NewsSanmar delivers compact workhorse to Denmark
News that a tug from Sanmar Shipyard’s own fleet is heading to Denmark reminds us that biggest is not always best and that with ‘one careful owner’ a nearly-new option can satisfy a specific requirement.
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NewsTwo half-century island ferries set to retire
Two vessels that serve the tiny UK island population of Scilly are to be replaced after almost half a century.
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NewsPerkins launches two auxiliary engines
Perkins Marine has unveiled two electric auxiliary engines for use on inland waterways, tugs, government, fishing and ferry services
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News‘Pioneer of Belfast’ makes debut in London
Artemis Technologies’ 100% electric foiling workboat made her debut on the River Thames during London Shipping Week – and took Maritime Journal for a quick spin while she was at it.
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NewsUK subsea firm wins key Indonesian deal
A UK manufacturer of diving and subsea rescue equipment has won a deal to supply its new submarine rescue system to the Indonesian navy
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NewsNewport Shipping launches CTV design & build firm
Newport Shipping has launched a new company that will make eight crew transfer vessels for the offshore wind industry.
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NewsBibby-led consortium to build first eSOV
The world’s first electric service operation vessel for offshore wind will be built by an international consortium, helped along by the UK taxpayer.
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NewsNew UK shipbuilding vision launches
A new report has set out ways to transform the UK’s shipbuilding industry and safeguard it for the future
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NewsP&O SPOTLIGHT: More than cruises and ferries
Peter Barker scrutinises P&O Maritime Logistics, which offers far more than cocktails by the pool.
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NewsSpotlight on diversity of Damen’s Shoalbuster
More than just a tug: Peter Barker has a look at what Damen’s Shoalbuster can offer aside from its traditional work.
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NewsWaterjet technology cleans up ship recycling
With 15,000 ships expected to be scrapped over the next decade, technology to recycle them cleanly is going to be important. German engineering firm ANT (Applied New Technologies) has two pilot projects under way that use an environmentally friendly waterjet to make the cuts.
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NewsArtemis Technologies reveals 100% electric CTV
The new CTV design by Artemis Technologies promises 100% electric propulsion with a range of 87 nautical miles.
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NewsDecarbonisation: How far have we got?
Fugro’s global director Sustainability Peter Burger has a look at what the maritime sector is doing to navigate net zero.
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PodcastPODCAST: Interview with North Star CTO James Bradford
North Star CTO James Bradford talks to MJ about a collaboration in offshore charging for wind farm vessels, the exorbitant cost of batteries, incoming regulations and many other issues affecting commercial marine.
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NewsNew generation of multi-purpose tugs launched
Turkish tug builder Sanmar has launched the first in a series of multipurpose tugs designed by Robert Allan.
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NewsPartnership to bring H2 propulsion to workboats
A new collaboration between Ultimate Boats and hydrogen specialist RONN is set to bring emissions-free propulsion to high performance watercraft
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NewsWorld’s longest subsea interconnector completed
1,400km of submarine and land cables have been installed by cable-laying firm Prysmian, using its vessel Leonardo da Vinci
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NewsDanish firms to build ‘transfer boat of the future’
ESVAGT has agreed to work with the shipyard Hvide Sande to build bigger, stronger crew transfer vessels, the company says.
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NewsGerman floating dock arrives in Jamaica
A 215m floating dock has successfully been towed across the Atlantic from Germany to Jamaica by deep sea tug Titan.
