All Maritime Journal articles in Web Issue – Page 157
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NewsQuayside and terminal renewal given green light
Nine years’ work to renew Belgium’s biggest port and one of the biggest in Europe has been given the go-ahead.
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NewsPlatform decommissioning inspires new Chop Saw
Following the removal of the Gyda platform by the world’s largest construction vessel (see video), a new Chop Saw is on the drawing board.
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Press ReleasesWaterjet propulsion for Uncrewed Surface Vessels
Waterjets form a popular propulsion system for Uncrewed Surface Vessels (#USVs), offering maneuverability, high top speed, rapid deceleration and the safety of an enclosed impeller rather than an open propeller. We have made many different single and twin installations of HamiltonJets, Rolls-Royce/Kamewa/Kongsberg waterjets and recently some Marine ...
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NewsFour all-electric autonomous ferries ordered
Holland Shipyards Group has struck a deal with Trafikverket Sweden for the delivery of four autonomous all-electric ferries
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NewsSalvage round-up (October 2022)
Major salvage companies regularly make the news and it is easy to overlook smaller regional salvors so this month we briefly look at operations which may otherwise miss the front page.
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NewsBureau Veritas releases white paper on fuels
A focus of the white paper is the complete life cycle of fuel production, which could mean a fuel is less ‘carbon neutral’ than first supposed.
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NewsScaffFloat adds knuckle boom crane to pontoons
What began as a simple pontoon has morphed into a full suite of functions in just two years.
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NewsPort biomethanol plant takes next step
The Port of Amsterdam is a step nearer to becoming the site of a 90,000t/year biomethanol plant.
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SponsoredHalyard - A lot more than just exhaust systems
Halyard Since 1979, Halyard has developed an international reputation as market leader for exhaust systems – and the Halyard product portfolio doesn’t just include a vast range of high-quality products, it also boasts a support system that’s second to none. We offer: ...
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NewsNew floating wind concept wins AiP
Lloyd’s Register awards AiP for a ’ground-breaking concept’ in floating wind.
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NewsMarlink acquires HRS satcom arm
Marlink strengthens its presence in Greece with the acquisition of Hellenic Radio Services
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News£14m quayside facility opens in England
Professional football players atttended the opening of a quayside facility in the north of England.
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Press ReleasesMJR Power and Automation Secures Additional Grant Funding as Part Of Clean Maritime Demonstration Competition
A leading UK marine electrical engineering specialist – MJR Power and Automation – has successfully been awarded a second round of UK government funding for development of its offshore charging system technology, to connect and charge Service Operation Vessels (SOVs) working in the field.
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NewsHeerema breaks heavy lift record
A heavy lift marine contractor has broken a world lifting record.
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NewsBuilding begins on two Scottish ferries
The construction of two new shortsea ferries is under way
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NewsSign up for this Friday's Get Set for Workboat 2050 webinar
Join Chartwell’s Andy Page, Svitzer’s Thomas Bangslund and Wight Shipyard’s James Mozden next week to discuss a range of workboat topics.
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NewsSpotlight on Brest: the little-known city at the heart of French maritime
The recent SeaTech 2022 expo gave visitors a glimpse of a coastal city that’s the heartland of the maritime industry in France.
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NewsTOWLINES (October 2022)
Our round-up of the latest news from Wagenborg Towage, Svitzer, bMC and a new Code of Practice.
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Press ReleasesVOYAGER AI & Platform Control software now available for Azimuth Thruster
#Our VOYAGER #AI Advanced #Autonomous #Navigation & #Platform Control software is now available for Azimuth Thruster #PropulsionSystems. Robosys is now delivering Autonomous and Remote operations capability for a 30m #tug using Twin Cummins Inc. KTA series engines powering ZF Marine LLC 5000 series Azimuth thrusters. The propulsion ...
