Equipment News – Page 24
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NewsMonitoring key to decarbonisation
According to Chris Huxley-Reynard, Managing Director of integrated remote monitoring and fleet reporting systems supplier Reygar, the industry already has the tools available to drive down emissions, but uptake is currently too slow.
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NewsDetecting marine mammals with thermal imaging
For ‘always on’ tasks such as marine mammal monitoring in offshore windfarms, automation could be one way of easing a significant burden, writes Jake Frith.
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NewsFaster operations can be kinder on crews
Seawork exhibitor Hefring Marine is using intelligent systems to digitize seamanship for small, fast commercial vessels, writes Jake Frith.
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NewsPropulsion monitoring to save time and money
inland-headquartered azimuth propulsion systems manufacturer Steerprop is providing propulsion monitoring driven by machine learning for three platform supply vessels.
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NewsNew heavylift joint venture signed
A new JV will bolster operations in heavy lifting, marine works and transport in Saudi Arabia.
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NewsResearchers model crash barrier concepts
Researchers have modelled three concepts which they say could avoid ships crashing into wind turbines.
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NewsNew concept smarter than the average buoy
Navmoor has introduced new sensor technology that can be added to existing buoys.
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NewsViking Neptune decks for all corners of the globe
Bolidt deck systems called to the test from the subarctic to the tropics.
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NewsPort buoyed by better bollard technology
The Port of Rotterdam has upgraded its mooring buoys with polyethylene and improved bollard technology.
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NewsBaltic Lifejackets Sweden a must-have for seafarers
“Your safety is our number one priority,” says Baltic Lifejackets Sweden, which is gearing up to introduce its Baltic INDU Pro product.
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NewsNavaids firm publishes white paper on daymarks
Navmoor has published an informative white paper on daymarks for fixed locations.
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NewsOcean Infinity orders six new 85m robotic vessels
Marine robotics firm Ocean Infinity has signed up Norwegian shipbuilder Vard to build six multi-purpose offshore vessels.
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NewsBetter ship performance
Navigational data has now been incorporated into one fleet performabce monitoring solution
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NewsFleet management software solution looks to broaden customer base
A New Zealand-based fleet management software start-up has joined an innovative accelerator programme to help it move into a lucrative new business area.
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NewsLifting simulation contract extension
Heerema Marine Contractors has renewed its Long-Term System Support Program contract with Kongsberg Digital for another five years.
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SponsoredHow LTE/5G is disrupting maritime connectivity
Reducing costs and improving communications in the maritime industry
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NewsBig cranes for big turbines
Huisman has been awarded a contract from COSCO Shipping (Qidong) Offshore Co., Ltd. for the design and construction of two >2,000mt Leg Encircling Cranes.
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NewsMilestone figure for FlexMaritime
Intelsat, which claims to operate the world’s largest satellite fleet and connectivity infrastructure, now has more than 8,000 vessels operating on its FlexMaritime service.
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NewsRevolutionising fleet software
A new partnership aims to revolutionise fleet management software.
