BMT snaps up Australian designer to target efficient vessels
Global design consultancy BMT has bought Australian naval architect firm One2three in a move it says will strengthen its position in ‘independent global commercial and specialist vessel design’.
Pushing the envelope of ocean understanding
A new ocean research vessel owned and operated by Royal Netherlands Institute for Sea Research (NIOZ) is the recipient of a comprehensive package of advanced technologies.
Role model with a mission - BMT names new Global Technical Director
BMT, the international maritime design, engineering, science and risk-management organisation, has appointed Catriona Savage to the newly created role of Global Technical Director.
WATCH: Seawork showcases pioneering hydrogen retrofit project
Approval in Principle was announced by Lloyd’s Register at Seawork this year, demonstrating the growing maturity of hydrogen propulsion for commercial vessels.
Mecal approved as new certifying authority for ROUVs
The Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA) continues to expand the roster of organisations able to certify remotely operated unmanned vessels (ROUVs).
C-Quip dives into commercial marine equipment
For nearly three decades, C-Quip has built its reputation as a distributor of marine equipment for the recreational boating sector. But as the leisure marine market has become increasingly challenging, the Hampshire-based company has launched a dedicated commercial division, broadening its reach while remaining committed to its traditional customer base. CEO Ian Cooke talks to Maritime Journal editor Debbie Mason about the company’s new direction, while still holding on to its recreational roots.
Vard wins €220 million first-of-a-kind contract
Vard has won its first-of-a-kind €220 million contract for two multi-function buoy and lighthouse maintenance vessels from British charity Trinity House.
Nurdle clean-up under way after WTIV and containership collision
The Port of Tyne has launched a major clean-up operation after thousands of plastic pellets, known as nurdles, were spilled into the River Tyne following Sunday’s collision between a wind turbine installation vessel and a berthed containership.
Nurdle clean-up under way after WTIV and containership collision
The Port of Tyne has launched a major clean-up operation after thousands of plastic pellets, known as nurdles, were spilled into the River Tyne following Sunday’s collision between a wind turbine installation vessel and a berthed containership.
Vard wins €220 million first-of-a-kind contract
Vard has won its first-of-a-kind €220 million contract for two multi-function buoy and lighthouse maintenance vessels from British charity Trinity House.
