Vessels News – Page 67
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NewsFirst viable electric RIB has commercial potential
Jake Frith has a first steer of the RS Pulse 63, one of the first series production electric RIBs capable of planing performance.
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NewsNewbuild arctic freezer trawler launch
Tersan Shipyard Inc has launched a new Arctic Freezer Trawler bound for the Faroe Islands
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NewsFirst ice class ConRo delivered to Wallenius Sol
Chinese shipyard CIMC Raffles has delivered the first of two multi-fuel ice-class ships for Wallenius Sol
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NewsSERTEC launches lightning protection for marine
Security firm SERTEC is now offering three lightning protection systems for marine applications.
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NewsResearch boat delivered to the Arctic
A 14m work and research boat has been delivered to the Arctic archipelago of Svalbard, just south of the North Pole.
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NewsDrone surveys offshore wind farm
Underwater drone technology proves a carbon neutral and efficient way to survey the seabed ahead of wind farm operation
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NewsCadeler raises €86 million for new vessel
Investing in a foundation installation vessel is the next logical step for a wind turbine and foundation installation contractor.
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NewsGNSS products launched on marine market
Two products from the positioning solutions firm Septentrio have been launched to provide resilient, accurate positioning for marine projects.
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NewsDanfoss powers hybrid ferry
Danfoss Power Solutions’ Editron division to power new Belgian hybrid passenger ferry, cutting emissions and fuel costs
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NewsThe future of OSV design
Offshore service vessels will be carbon neutral, fully digitalised, highly automated and able to track vessels, cargo, equipment and people in future
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NewsAgreement signed to build methanol tugs
Uzmar Shipyard and Robert Allan Ltd have signed an agreement to design and build a new series of methanol-fuelled tugboats
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NewsSchottel agrees contract extension with Sanmar
Propulsion manufacturer Schottel has signed a second framework agreement with Sanmar to be the exclusive supplier of thrusters for the Turkish shipbuilder’s Sirapinar class tug.
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NewsUK tug simulators train in Australia
Oxford UK-based HR Wallingford’s tug simulators are being used by Dutch towage contractor Kotug to run its Mates-to-Masters training programme in Australia.
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NewsISU publishes 2021 pollution prevention survey
The International Salvage Union’s Annual Pollution Prevention Survey indicates varying results for 2021 with an “eye-catching” rise in services to vessels carrying containers.
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NewsTug delivery and order round-up (May 2022)
This month’s look at the health of the tug building market examines deliveries and orders covering nine vessels from two of Europe’s most prolific shipyards, which feature regularly in this column.
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NewsProject set to examine wind propulsion
Five commercial ships have conducted sea trials using wind propulsion technologies.
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NewsRound-up: Your latest towing news
Fairplay Towage has sold one of its powerful anchor-handling tugs to new owners in Cyprus.
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NewsSchottel propels research vessel
Research vessel chooses Schottel thrusters for reduced noise and vibration
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NewsWorld’s largest inflatable lifeboat launches
The world’s largest inflatable lifeboat launches to the cruise industry today, April 26.
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NewsSMST upgrades its gangways to L-series
Different platform heights pose no problem with a new gangway from SMST, the company says.
