All Maritime Journal articles in Web Issue – Page 134
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NewsTwo new hybrid ferries for Hong Kong
Dutch company CoCo Yachts has received an order from Hong Kong-based Sun Ferries for two diesel-electric hybrid ferries
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NewsEIVA CEO steps down for health reasons
Danish maritime survey software and equipment maker CEO Jeppe Nielsen is stepping down on medical grounds
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NewsContracts awarded for first UK reservoir in 40 years
Contracts have been awarded for the first reservoir since the 1980s to be built in a ‘water stressed’ part of the UK
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Press ReleasesHow LTE/5G is transforming maritime communications - Top 5 questions
Crew WIFI and Internet communications are essential for any modern maritime vessel, whether for cruise lines, transport vessels, yachts, etc.
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Press ReleasesHydraulic Gear Motors - what do they do?
Hydraulic gear motors convert hydraulic pressure and flow into torque and angular displacement, rotary mechanical power, applied to a load via the shaft Hydraulic fluid is moved into the motor causing the matched gear set to rotate.
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NewsSIGN UP! Get Set for Workboat session
Series 3 of Get Set for Workboat 2050 is on Tuesday 28 February. Join our virtual session.
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NewsPartnering up for innovative floating wind solutions
A new partnership will offer a novel solution to the fast-growing floating offshore wind industry
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NewsSMS unveils 3 early projects for 2023
SMS, which signed a lucrative contract at Seawork last year, wins three significant project contracts in early 2023
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NewsOpportunities abound as US offshore wind demand doubles
It’s good news for European offshore manufacturers as the demand for offshore wind in the US is booming
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NewsWorld’s largest offshore monopile heads for US
At 1,895 tonnes, a monopile manufactured by EEW SPC is believed to be the largest in the world to date
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ContractsTender for shipyard services
Shipyard services including maintenance, repairs, installations; waste and sludge disposal
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Press ReleasesSilt Curtains and the Environmental Impact of Single Use
Silt curtains are, and will continue to be, an essential component of marine construction and dredging projects, used to contain and control sediment in the water.
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NewsTeam Norway makes debut at Seawork
Team Norway will be at Seawork this year with its very own pavilion to showcase Norwegian tradition and quality in marine
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NewsEXCLUSIVE: The remote control centre changing vessel operations forever
Maritime Journal had an exclusive tour around a world-first remote control hub that’s about to go live.
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NewsAlmarin evolves Balizamar buoy offering
Almarin is evolving its Balizamar buoy range with a new innovative modular design
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NewsDeal struck to develop marine H2 powertrain
Three start-ups have joined the race to find a feasible future fuel for USVs
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NewsUptime signs MoU for Diamond SOVs
James Fisher will use Uptime’s motion-compensated gangways for its Diamond SOVs
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Press ReleasesThe SMS Group scores an early hattrick in 2023
Three significant commercial wins for The SMS Group in the first quarter of 2023.
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NewsProject seeks solution for mooring turbines
Research could open up the way for more widespread use of polyamide material for mooring lines
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NewsStena and Peel sign 77-year ferry deal
Stena Line and Peel Ports have signed a major new port operations deal at Birkenhead until the year 2100
