Industry News – Page 183

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    Web-based maritime risk portal

    2012-11-22T07:30:00Z

    Global business risk consultancy Control Risks has launched an innovative new web-based maritime information portal.

  • Security personnel aboard a suspect vessel
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    ‘Piracy Update’ follows hijacking progress

    2012-11-22T07:30:00Z

    That they faced an ‘atypical’ hijacking was the first thing data from Jeppesen’s PiracyUpdate showed a crisis team dealing with a recent incident off the Ivory Coast.

  • The WatchStander anti-piracy system
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    Flag Victor validates WatchStander technology

    2012-11-22T07:30:00Z

    A newly launched anti-piracy system has been given the thumbs up by London based maritime security and operations consultants Flag Victor.

  • The new funding aims to fast-track solutions covering many aspects of efficiency in existing and future ships
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    Fast-track funding for UK’s marine sector

    2012-11-21T11:04:00Z

    An £8m fund to help fast-track marine efficiency solutions is being coordinated by the UK Marine Industries Alliance together with the MOD’s Defence, Science and Technology Laboratory and Scottish Enterprise.

  • ‘Uraniborg’
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    Knud designed ferry for Ven-Trafiken

    2012-11-20T14:40:00Z

    Danish naval architect, Knud E. Hansen is behind the design of a new double end ferry which has just been delivered to Swedish domestic ferry company, Ven-Trafiken.

  • Intermarine and Marinetek worked together to install breakwaters on the Holy Loch, Scotland
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    Intermarine and Marinetek form new partnership

    2012-11-20T14:23:00Z

    UK pontoon design and construction company, Intermarine, has formed a new partnership with Finnish floating solution provider, Marinetek.

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    SKF kit to cut maintenance costs

    2012-11-19T18:03:00Z

    Sweden’s SKF Group, an expert in global marine services and solutions, has launched a marine condition monitoring kit aimed at simplifying and reducing the cost of shipboard maintenance.

  • The new iPIRB system identifies the precise location of marine casualties
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    New aid to marine rescue accuracy

    2012-11-19T17:41:00Z

    Scottish technology solutions company, Marine Management Training and Security Limited (Marine MTS), has launched a new personal locator beacon system which could speed up marine casualty rescues.

  • 'CGM Marco Polo'
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    BV classes world’s largest containership

    2012-11-16T15:50:00Z

    International classification society, Bureau Veritas has classed the ‘CGM Marco Polo’ – currently the world’s largest containership.

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    IHC delivery to Subsea7

    2012-11-15T17:31:00Z

    Dutch cutter dredger construction company, IHC Beaver Dredgers, has delivered another Delta Multi Craft (DMC) 1200 workboat to the UK’s seabed-to-surface engineering firm, Subsea7.

  • The ‘ZP Bulldog’ and ‘ZP Boxer’
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    Two new Damen tugs for KOTUG

    2012-11-15T17:02:00Z

    Netherland''s based International maritime service provider, KOTUG International, is putting two new Damen Azimuth Tractor Drive Tugs 2412 into operation at Germany’s port of Hamburg.

  • Torqeedo's Deep Blue system has been recognised at the most important innovation of the year
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    Electric outboard takes top award at METS

    2012-11-14T15:54:00Z

    German based electric outboard manufacturer, Torqeedo, has won the DAME Award for its new 80 hp electric outboard system Deep Blue, at the Marine Equipment Trade Show (METS), taking place this week in Amsterdam.

  • ASL will no doubt benefit from Vosta's innovative products, including the Greenport Ball Joint
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    Vosta LMG conditionally sold to ASL Marine

    2012-11-14T15:23:00Z

    The Netherlands based Vosta LMG Group of companies has been conditionally sold to the Singapore headquartered ASL Marine Group, global shiprepair, build and charter experts.

  • Helen Mason, project director, Southampton Studio School Academy Trust
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    Marine orientation for 'Studio School'

    2012-11-13T17:38:00Z

    Plans to open a Studio School on the Isle of Wight, UK, focussing on marine manufacturing and offshore energy, have been revealed by the Southampton Studio School Academy Trust.

  • The forum focussed on current and emerging domestic ferry safety issues. Photo: IMO
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    IMO Action Plan addresses ferry safety

    2012-11-12T17:33:00Z

    An Action Plan, organised by the IMO, has been adopted by a forum to address concerns over the safety of domestic ferries in the Pacific Island Countries and Territories (PICTs).

  • ‘HMS Holland’ – Ship of the Year
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    Damen wins Ship of the Year

    2012-11-12T16:57:00Z

    ''HMS Holland'', built by Damen Schelde Naval Shipbuilding and the first of a new class of Royal Netherlands Navy patrol vessels, has been awarded the KNVTS Ship of the Year Award.

  • The course will cover WBV and RS measurement on all types of craft. Photo: Murray Martin.
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    New WBV motion analysis course

    2012-11-12T11:07:00Z

    The UK’s Fast Response Craft (FRC) training company, FRC International, has developed a new Whole Body Vibration (WBV) Motion Analysis course after receiving industry requests for guidance.

  • Briggs Marine's ‘Forth Trojan’
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    Briggs Marine gets a new addition

    2012-11-09T10:16:00Z

    Scottish marine contractor Briggs Marine and Environmental Services has further strengthened its marine operations capabilities with the addition of a new 25m multicat to its fleet.

  • Van der Velden recently delivered master rudders for Crowley's ocean tug series
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    Van der Velden solutions at Workboat Show

    2012-11-08T15:15:00Z

    US based Ships Machinery International (SMI) will be showcasing Dutch Van der Velden Marine Systems at this year’s International Workboat Show in New Orleans, taking place between 5 and 7 December.

  • The 'CCGS Vladykov' will be used for scientific research in Newfoundland and Labrador. Photo: Fisheries and Oceans Canada
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    Canadian Coast Guard receives research vessel

    2012-11-07T12:44:00Z

    The Canadian Coast Guard recently received the first of three new near shore fisheries research vessels, the ‘CCGS Vladykov’ built by Meridien Maritime Inc in Matane, Quebec.