All Maritime Journal articles in Web Issue – Page 275
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News15mW turbines: the dawn of a new era
Danish wind turbine specialist company Vestas is developing a new wind turbine that will be the most powerful currently on offer in this fast developing market writes Dag Pike.
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NewsStepping up for pilot safety
Pilot ladders are such a risk “that one pilot referred to climbing them as a ‘leap of faith’,” Madelaine Dowd of Helm Innovation told MJ.
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NewsYunlin wind farm transport phase complete
The transportation phase for the Yunlin offshore wind farm in Taiwan has been completed, paving the way for the installation phase to begin.
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NewsNew DC Variable Speed Generators
Fischer Panda UK’s display trailer at Seawork 2021 will feature its new range of large variable speed DC VS generators.
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NewsSafety expansion
Marine Fire Safety is pleased to announce that it is teaming up with Lalizas UK to expand its safety products and service support to all their customers.
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NewsNew liferaft hydrostatic release unit
Following a three-year detailed research and development programme, Lalizas has launched a new HRU, which is suitable for all liferaft variants on the market from 4-150 persons.
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NewsWilliams Shipping commits to Wales
Seawork regular Williams Shipping has launched a new website to spearhead its services to the renewable energy sector, part of the company’s commitment to long-term investment in Pembroke Port.
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Press ReleasesWilliams Shipping launches new website to spearhead its services to the renewable energy sector, part of the company’s commitment to long-term investment in Pembroke Port.
Williams Shipping launches new website to spearhead its services to the renewable energy sector, part of the company’s commitment to long-term investment in Pembroke Port.
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NewsDamen alliance to advance ship autonomy
Damen Shipyard has signed an alliance agreement with an autonomous technology company to further investigate the adoption of collision avoidance functionality onboard of Damen ships.
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NewsThe long read: Analysing the container loss problem
With the number of major container losses at sea seemingly on the rise, International Marine & Cargo Surveyors Battermann + Tillery Group have provided this useful guide.
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NewsTemporary power work completed at Borssele
Ørsted contracted MRE to provide temporary power during the turbine commissioning phase of the 94 Siemens Gamesa Renewables 8.0-167 type turbines at the Borssele 1 & 2 offshore wind farm.
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NewsApprenticeship partnership
A new partnership for the provision of UK maritime apprenticeships has been unveiled by the The Marine Society and Seawork exhibitor SeaRegs Training Ltd.
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NewsNew qualification in marine corrosion
A new standalone professional qualification in marine corrosion has been launched for marine surveyors.
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NewsA home city show for DLM
Southampton, UK- headquartered DLM are specialists in the design, manufacture, repair and calibration of load cells and load monitoring equipment.
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NewsOESV apprenticeship scheme launches
One offshore energy support vessel (OESV) operator has launched its third apprenticeship programme to mark England’s National Apprenticeship Week.
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NewsOff-topic corner: submarine day trips
We don’t cover much charter/ pleasure cruising, and we normally prefer our boats to stay afloat in Maritime Journal, but when this fascinating story from the archives of Windermere Lake Cruises in the UK came up, it was far too interesting to ignore.
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Conferences - VideosSession 2: A focus on construction products
Presenters:
Welcome Address – Peter Crosland, National Civil Engineering Director, Civil Engineering Contractors Association
Moderator – Jane Thornback, Sustainability Policy Advisor, Construction Products Association (CPA)
Andrew Mullholland – Managing Director of Amcrete UK & Chair of the Low Carbon Concrete Group
Andy Powell – Innovation Manager, Environment Agency
Sarah Jolliffe – Carbon Reduction Lead, BAM Nuttall
Elaine Toogood – Head of Architecture, The Concrete Centre -
NewsDecarbonisation of workboats: sort your hull first
While the delegates at February’s Commercial Marine Network ‘Workboat 2050’ webinar might not have agreed on the exact technologies, they spoke loudly and clearly on the importance of hull design.
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NewsOddgeir Indrestrand: OIM
“I don’t know if many people really grasp the sheer scale of these coming turbines, and what it will take to carry and install them,”
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NewsWireless comms improves shipping safety
One technology company’s unique success in cracking the “billion-dollar problem” of wireless communication in a steel environment at an affordable price is helping improve safety in shipping.
