All Maritime Journal articles in Web Issue – Page 266
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NewsThe first steps towards a ‘European Navy’?
Somewhat overshadowed in the news agendas by Brexit and covid, the 14th December 2020 was an important day in the gathering movement towards establishing a ‘European Navy’.
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NewsBesenzoni broadens commercial range
Italian company Besenzoni has decided to introduce to the wider public its range of products designed for the commercial and military sectors.
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NewsRoyston services Mainport vessels
New work to overhaul main propulsion diesel engines on three Irish Mainport Holdings vessels has been completed.
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NewsUK wind farm turbine installation begins
Turbine installation has begun at a 950MW offshore wind farm in the UK following the arrival of an installation vessel key to this phase of construction.
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NewsAutonomous surveys under sail
US company Saildrone, Inc. has launched a 22m version of its uncrewed surface vehicles, known as saildrones.
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NewsShallow draft Ro-Ro for Île d'Yeu
French shipyard Piriou has just officially signed with the French Pays de la Loire Region for the order of a ro-ro passenger ship dedicated to serve the Île d''Yeu off Western France.
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NewsMarine construction: A more regenerative approach
According to Nektarios Mitsokapas, The Red Sea Project, currently under construction on the coast of Saudi Arabia, is one of the world’s most ambitious regenerative tourism projects.
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NewsFloating wind farm off Sardinia planned
A Milan-based floating wind farm project company has applied with the Port Authority of Cagliari for a 30-year concession to build and operate an export cable connection for a €1.4bn floating wind farm off the west coast of Sardinia.
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NewsTraffic monitoring for wind farms
Wärtsilä Voyage has successfully completed its first commercial installation of its WebVTS 5.0 software application with a system to monitor the Wintershall Noordzee wind farm writes Dag Pike.
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NewsCMB buys Windcat Workboats
Windcat Workboats, one of the major operators of CTVs in the North Sea has been acquired by CMB writes Dag Pike.
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NewsNew CTVs for French wind farm
Louis Dreyfus Armateurs and Tidal Transit have been selected by GE Renewable Energy Offshore Wind to provide two Crew Transfer Vessels (CTVs) for the Saint-Nazaire offshore wind farm.
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Press ReleasesMED MARINE’S NEW SERIES TUG NOW OPERATES IN HADERA
Med Marine delivered a new series tug MED-A3280-SD (shallow draft) tugboat to National Coal Supply Corporation (NCSC)’s fleet operating in Hadera. NCSC is a state company that handles the procurement and transportation of coal in Israel.
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NewsBlyth survey vessel boasts top tech
Blyth Catamarans has delivered a new 15m survey vessel with Furuno full-specified radar and GPS technologies to a university in Germany.
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NewsDavid Millar: Fugro Americas
A big step forward in understanding the oceans and oceans’ floors was taken by “a simple, cost-effective” flick of a switch, David Millar told MJ.
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NewsSpartacus leads DEME into Egypt's Abu Qir
Belgium''s DEME Group has won a large contract for the Abu Qir port project in Egypt, for which it will deploy the newbuild cutter suction dredger ''Spartacus''.
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NewsBeneficial re-use in Taiwan dredging works
Dutch dredging major Van Oord has been contracted to dredge the water intake basin of Taiwan''s Da Tan power plant.
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IADC to lead on global sustainability
The Netherlands based International Association of Dredging Companies has decided to promote the industry''s vital role in the global sustainability transition and its contribution to solutions for sustainability challenges.
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NewsInnovative funding for Boskalis newbuild
Boskalis has financed its mega-cutter suction dredger ''Krios'' through an innovative Export Credit Agency (ECA) covered loan.
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Thordon onboard with Suez Canal Authority
The Suez Canal Authority (SCA) has replaced the rubber cutterhead bearings on the 102m LOA cutter suction dredger ''Mahmoud Younis'' with water lubricated composite bearings from Thordon Bearings.
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NewsCEDA plans return of Dredging Days
The Netherlands based Central Dredging Association (CEDA), following consultation with members and other stakeholders, has announced plans to return Dredging Days to the calendar in September of this year.
