All Maritime Journal articles in Web Issue – Page 30
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NewsSaab achieves electric subsea ROV testing milestone
The Seaeye SR20 eWROV is a fully-electric work-class Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV)
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News'Ruby': Ticking time bomb or damp squib?
With the bulk carrier Ruby’s troubles now entering the next phase, Peter Barker reflects on how this otherwise typical voyage – albeit with a dangerous cargo and some problems along the way – grabbed the world’s attention.
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NewsTurkey installs first onshore power supply
Asyaport in Turkey has become the country’s first port to install onshore power supply.
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News - VideosWATCH: Launch of Windcat’s first CSOV
An ’Elevation Series’ of Commissioning Service Operation Vessels has been launched with the first one.
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Press ReleasesLamor wins €12 million contract for comprehensive environmental protection service in Peru
Lamor has signed a three-year agreement worth EUR 12 million with a long-term customer for oil spill preparedness and response service in Peru. The order will be entered into Lamor’s order backlog during the third quarter of 2024.
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NewsEgypt calls on the Dutch to help with flooding
Egypt has enlisted the help of flooding experts from the Netherlands to tackle its sinking Nile Delta.
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NewsUS offshore wind ‘a story of momentum’
The Oceantic Network has painted a picture of growth for the third quarter of 2024, dubbing it a story of momentum; however it also says private investment and activity ‘are decelerating’.
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Contracts€300,000 for subsea acoustic monitoring systems
Hydrophones for bottom-mounted multi-sensor platforms to detect fish and marine mammals in areas designated for offshore wind farms.
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NewsTidal turbines deployed in Irish inlet
They are increasingly being deployed in offshore waters, and now a tidal turbine is being tested in an inlet of the Irish Sea.
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NewsGuide to single vessel Class Approval & compliance
Engineering Director with Eminox Dr David Phillips explains how innovative solutions and years of industry experience now enable naval architects and boat builders to achieve Single Vessel Class Approval and the required emissions compliance, and how this methodology can benefit the maritime industry.
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NewsPurus signs multi-year CSOV contract with Vestas
Two newbuild CSOVs are under build at different shipyards for Purus, with a multi-year contract already signed for one of them.
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Press ReleasesWhy the right equipment is crucial in risky rescue operations
Through our history as a major supplier to the offshore industry in the harsh North Sea, we have acquired first-hand knowledge of our customers’ challenges and needs.
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ContractsTenders for Venice rescue boat
Vessel for urgent technical rescue operations and personnel transport for lagoon and historic center of Venice.
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News - VideosVIDEO: The ‘flipping’ research platform saved from scrappage
A research platform that can switch to a vertical position with its stern submerged has been saved from the scrapyard by a UK-based subsea design firm.
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NewsHVO-fuelled pilot boat replaces 46-year-old predecessor
A new pilot boat has arrived at Falmouth Harbour in southwest England fuelled by hydrogenated vegetable oil and a range of future-proofed features.
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NewsEU hands €14.3 million to USV developer
The EU has opened its wallet for innovations in maritime, granting more than €500 million to a range of projects.
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News‘Charge Offshore’ launches two charging systems
A marine electrification venture known as ’Charge Offshore’ has been announced, with systems now delivering power to electric and hybrid vessels out at sea.
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NewsVenterra makes €170m subsea firm purchase
Offshore wind services business Venterra Group has bought Oceanscan Holdings, a group of companies that provide subsea and non-destructive test equipment.
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NewsFEATURE: Foiling, made simpler
Chartwell’s latest collaboration is ‘foiling made simpler’, but many of its advantages are underpinned by an extra something… a third hull.
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NewsHow new efficiences are turning down subsea volumes
While the maritime sector is focusing on emissions reduction and fuel efficiency, these same measures are quietly contributing to a healthier acoustic environment in our oceans. International Chamber of Shipping technical director Chris Waddington explains how.
