Privilège Marine integrates SEA.AI system across entire vessel range
French catamaran builder Privilège Marine will install SEA.AI technology as standard across its entire range of vessels in a shift towards integrating AI-assisted situational awareness into offshore cruising design.
€17.5 million contract for Coastal Patrol Vessel
It’s a homegrown win for ISKRA Shipyard as the yard is selected to build a €17.5 million Coastal Patrol Vessel (CPV) for the Ministry of the Interior of the Republic of Croatia.
Dutch pavilion scores a hat-trick at Seawork
Maritime & Offshore NL will once again host Dutch companies in the Netherlands Pavilion this year, exhibiting at Seawork for the third time.
Licence to construct 60-metre Autonomous Ship agreed
Damen Shipyards Group has announced a licence agreement with Blue Water Autonomy, a Boston-based technology and shipbuilding company.
Who ya gonna call? FloodFighters
With over 100 flood warnings in place as a year’s worth of rain falls in a matter of days in the UK, FloodFighters is returning to Seawork with a conference, workshops, pavilion and trail.
Supporting role for vital pollution training
Marine Oil Spill Response training is vital for mitigating pollution risks in the port environment.
Privilège Marine integrates SEA.AI system across entire vessel range
French catamaran builder Privilège Marine will install SEA.AI technology as standard across its entire range of vessels in a shift towards integrating AI-assisted situational awareness into offshore cruising design.
Privilège Marine integrates SEA.AI system across entire vessel range
French catamaran builder Privilège Marine will install SEA.AI technology as standard across its entire range of vessels in a shift towards integrating AI-assisted situational awareness into offshore cruising design.
Safer transfers for offshore renewable crews
Buoyant Works has unveiled a polyurethane boat landing ladder system designed to enhance vessel safety onboard CSOVs
Vessels shun shore power because of energy costs
A £20 million shore power project at one of the UK’s busiest ports has been lying idle despite being installed and ready to go.
