All Maritime Journal articles in Web Issue – Page 272
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NewsGiant canal upgrade enters new phase
A €500 million widening project just inaugurated on Germany’s Kiel Canal is but one part of an extensive €2.6 billion upgrade of the world’s busiest man-made waterway, writes Tom Todd.
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Major developments at Ravenna
A programme of major developments at the Italian Adriatic port of Ravenna has been announced that will include dredging and quay development.
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NewsSelf-aligning floating wind turbine
A new concept of floating wind turbine allows the whole floating unit to weathercock to the wind direction thus potentially saving on costs and complexity.
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Press Releases
MJR Power and Automation Completes Major Upgrade of Electrical Power, Propulsion and Automation for Tees Dredger
MJR Power and Automation Completes Major Upgrade of Electrical Power, Propulsion and Automation for Tees Dredger
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Press ReleasesLK Valves & Controls your number 1 stockist and distributor for JIS valves
In 2014 LK Valves & Controls took the decision to invest an initial £100k+ in a stock of Japanese Industrial Standard (JIS) valves. The decision was taken to satisfy the demand for immediate repair requirements for the ever-increasing amount of ships built in the Far East that now operate in ...
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NewsNorwegian state backing for loans at Dogger Bank
Dogger Bank offshore windfarm partners Equinor and SSE Renewables recently reached Financial Closure on the first two phases of the development.
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NewsEU funding for floating wind scale-up project
Spanish engineering concern Saitec Engineering has been awarded a 2.4M€ funding package by the European Commission "Blue Economy Window" call.
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NewsUnderwater concreting masterclass
A recent emergency bridge scour repair has shown the range of concreting competencies at the disposal of Welsh marine civil engineers and M&CCE exhibitors Kaymac.
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NewsAffordable digitalisation for small vessels
IEC Telecom has joined forces with a global satellite operator to bring affordable quality satcom technology to smaller vessels that have limited onboard space.
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NewsAberdeen Harbour expansion continues
M&CCE exhibitor Arch Henderson has filled us in on its key parts in the long-running £350 million Aberdeen Harbour expansion project.
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NewsSpanish shipyard’s robotic welding investment
The Asturian ship manufacturer Astilleros Gondán has placed an order for a compact robot welding solution, PEMA VRWP-C.
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NewsMagnetometer low altitude efficiency
Testing has confirmed the Geometrics MagArrow magnetometer to be efficient at low altitude flights.
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Vattenfall provides Council Co-Chair
A new Offshore Wind Industry Council Co-Chair has been appointed to lead the next phase of job creation in UK’s green economic recovery.
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NewsWind farm base for Fécamp
The harbour of Fécamp on the French north coast has been selected as the base for use during the construction and operational phase for the Fécamp offshore wind farm.
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NewsSouthampton’s fifth cruise terminal nears delivery
Associated British Ports is to open a new next-generation-ready and open access cruise terminal for the 2021 cruise season in Southampton.
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NewsDragon Energy Island for Swansea Bay
An international consortium, brought together by welsh innovation group DST, is planning to place Wales at the forefront of technical innovation and green energy.
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News3D maritime studio opens doors
A new 3D visualisation company for the maritime industry, has officially opened its doors in Rotterdam.
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NewsSeeking maritime insurance innovators
In a new challenge, UKHO is looking for participants to identify, trial and prove how its marine geospatial data can be used to enhance maritime insurance products.
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NewsAutonomous navigation technology wins industry challenge
The UK Hydrographic Office (UKHO) has announced BMT as the winner of the first Admiralty Marine Innovation Programme challenge.
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Legal adviser
The International Salvage Union’s (ISU) long-standing legal adviser, Rob Wallis, consultant to, and former partner of international law firm, Hill Dickinson, is to retire from the position in early 2021. The Executive Committee of the ISU has selected Richard Gunn, partner of international law firm, Reed Smith LLP, to take ...
