Vessels News – Page 64
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NewsSalvage Round-up (July 2022)
Four of the world’s major salvage companies have reported significant activities including where potential major pollution was avoided by preventing casualties drifting shorewards.
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NewsTug order and delivery news (July 2022)
This month’s round-up examines four new arrivals, a forthcoming new range of methanol tugs from Turkey’s Uzmar Shipyard and a new role for Damen tugs in Port of Vancouver.
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NewsTugowners hold conference on data
At a recent conference European Tugowners Association members addressed the issue of collection of data to reduce industry emissions.
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NewsBoluda assists Dutch security exercise
Boluda Towage Europe’s Rotterdam-based tug VB Hudson has taken a lead role in an annual drill intended to test the skills of security services in terrorist incidents.
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NewsSteamship back to work after 2 years
The UK’s largest working steamship has returned to service after its annual drydocking, writes Graeme Ewens.
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NewsFrance’s two new supertugs start work
Following conversion work at German Navy Yards in Kiel, the tugs Abeille Méditerranée and Abeille Normandie have entered service to protect France’s coastline.
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NewsScandinavia embarks on greener shipping corridor
One of the first shipping green corridors will be created between Norway and the Netherlands
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NewsElectrifying the industry
Torqeedo was at Seawork to tout the benefits of electric propulsion to the commercial marine sector
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NewsBoats @ Speed@Seawork
Jake Frith dusts off his post-Covid seaboots and experiences a range of high-speed craft in their natural environment
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NewsAlicat adds two boats to build list
Alicat Workboats will build two more vessels designed by Chartwell for North Star’s renewables fleet, the companies announced at the Seawork conference this week.It brings the total number of builds by Alicat to four.
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NewsBAE unveils Stormblade hull form
New hull form gives greater range and payload for a series of rigid hulled inflatable boats
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NewsNew Damen vessels in aquaculture
Damen Shipyards latest venture in to the world of fish farming has proven fruitful with a new series of landing utility vessels
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NewsSupply for fire and safety agreed
A supply agreement was signed at Seawork between firefighting and lifesaving equipment maker Marine Fire Safety and Williams Shipping.
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NewsDiverse commits to hybridisation and automation
Diverse Marine announced it will build two more hybrid CTVs for High Speed Transfers at Seawork
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NewsRobust diesel power for commercial use
Neander Motors had its first commercial diesel outboard distributed by Berthon on show at Seawork
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NewsDiesel power for patrol boat RIB
Cox Marine’s high-powered diesel CXO300 drives Southampton Port’s new patrol RIB
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NewsNew CTV procured for Williams
Safehaven Marine’s new CTV was on show at Seawork before going to new owners Williams Shipping.
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NewsVessel launched on German waterways
A new shallow-water vessel has been designed in a way that enables it to carry cargoes in very low water.
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NewsHenriksen hooks for survey boats
Hook manufacturer Henriksen has been contracted to supply workboat tow hooks to Norwegian geosciences company PGS.
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NewsH-class USV design unveiled
A new USV design that focuses on hydrography and environmental data collection
