All Maritime Journal articles in Web Issue – Page 69
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NewsDeme awards contracts for OSW portfolio
Engineering firm Kenc has won contracts for a raft of offshore wind projects in the pipeline in Europe and Taiwan.
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NewsScotland rubberstamps dredging for OSW hub
The final phase of a Scottish port’s works to make it an offshore wind hub have been given priority status by the authorities.
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NewsNew Damen tug for Croatian operator
New Damen-built tug Hrabri has sailed 31,000km under its own keel from where she was built in Vietnam to new owners in Croatia.
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Contracts€1.6 million floating pontoons tender
Supply of floating and self-supporting pontoons, installation and various development works
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NewsESNA and Strategic Marine to develop SES CTV
Surface Effect Ship (SES) technology will be a feature of the new crew transfer vessels that Norwegian ship designer ESNA plans to build with Strategic Marine.
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NewsLondon 25km ‘Super Sewer’ finally completed
London’s ‘Super Sewer’ has finally been completed, 12 years after initial investigations were carried out and eight years since the building began.
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NewsEuroports earmarks Finnish offshore wind hub
The Finnish Port of Hanko will become a hub for offshore wind under a Letter of Intent that has been signed with operator Euroports.
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NewsBarges transport heat in batteries along river
Barge and tug fleet owner Cory is to use its vessels to transport a new kind of cargo along London’s main artery – heat.
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Press ReleasesNew Incat Crowther-designed, NSW-made port authority vessels make waves on Sydney Harbour
Sydney Harbour has new stalwarts to support critical maritime capabilities, with an $11.5 million dollar investment into two operational vessels, custom-built in the heart of regional New South Wales.
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News - VideosVIDEO: La Rochelle leads French ambitions in OSW
With just one fully operational offshore wind farm in France, the scope of the market there could mean vast opportunities for developers and vessel owners.
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NewsSanmar delivers quartet of different tugs
Sanmar has delivered four tugs of quite different design types to owners in Italy, France and Norway.
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ContractsBerths restoration at Port of Liverpool
Early information about competitive tender process for restoration and upgrade to berths at the Port of Liverpool.
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Press ReleasesFriction Stir Welding at Bayards
Bayards is among a select group of European innovative companies to boast a Friction Stir Welding Machine of this size and power.
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NewsConversion stimulates methanol market
A conversion project on board a geophysical vessel will help stimulate the green methanol market, developers say.
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NewsOil and chemical spills up in 2023: report
There were more crude and refined oil spills in the oceans last year along with more chemical leaks, the International Salvage Union’s annual report shows.
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NewsSurvey completed on branch of 950km subsea connection
A €1,900 million loan from the European Investment Bank will help Italy connect up two of its islands with the mainland in a major engineering project getting under way.
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NewsMethanol MAN engines developed for tugs
Future fuels for tugs: Svitzer and MAN Energy have signed an MoU to develop a methanol engine based MAN’s 175DF-M engine.
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NewsStudy reveals worst North Atlantic areas for plastic waste
Researchers at Plymouth Marine Laboratory have modelled how plastic waste moves around the North Atlantic to better understand what species and habitats are most at risk
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