Industry News – Page 112
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NewsMcMurdo and Elcome partnership
Elcome International is aiming to expand its reach in the global commercial marine market following a new agreement with McMurdo.
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NewsNMT sustainable maritime solutions
During the Dutch national Sustainability Day, Netherlands Maritime Technology (NMT) has presented 178 sustainable maritime solutions.
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NewsMTS expands fleet with Terramare
UK-based Marine and Towage Services Group Ltd. (MTS), has purchased a new vessel to allow it to deliver cargo, construction equipment and other materials directly onto land, without the need for dedicated dockside facilities.
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NewsSuccess at Marine Tech Expo 2016
Over 100 delegates attended Plymouth’s first ever Mayflower 400 Marine Tech Trade Expo, including experts in marine research and technology from across the globe.
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NewsMG Duff celebrates its 60th
The UK-based sacrificial anode manufacturer, MG Duff, was started in 1956 as a partnership by Merlin Graham “Chunky” Duff, a yacht surveyor and naval architect, and Ivan Graham, a Royal Navy Engineer Officer.
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NewsTesting of intelligent fairways to begin in 2017
The Finnish Transport Agency will begin testing intelligent fairways at the start of 2017, using several fairways along its Finnish coast as test platforms.
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NewsSubsea trencher mobilised by DeepOcean
UK-based DeepOcean has mobilised its T3200 subsea trencher onto the trenching support vessel, ''Havila Phoenix''.
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NewsWork ready to start at Hellenikon
Lamda Development is ready to begin work on its landmark project at Hellenikon in Greece. Located on the site of a disused airport on the waterfront at Athens, this project incorporates major seafront development.
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NewsFirst X-Stern goes to work
The distinctive X-Stern, devised by Norwegian ship designers and builders Ulstein, is now providing feedback in commercial use as the ‘Windea La Cour’ has entered service at the Gemini offshore wind farm.
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NewsSeatools awarded pile template contract
Seaway Heavy Lifting has awarded Dutch company Seatools a contract for the design and delivery of a piling template instrumentation and control system.
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NewsCarbon Trust accelerates offshore wind ambitions
The UK''s Carbon Trust has collaborated with US-based Business Network for Offshore Wind to support the development of the offshore wind sector in North America.
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NewsKongsberg wins Cammell Laird contract
Cammell Laird has awarded Kongsberg Maritime a contract to be the primary supplier of the scientific research and mapping equipment for the British Antarctic Survey’s new polar research vessel.
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Telenor acquires SatPoint AB
Norway-headquartered Telenor Maritime has acquired SatPoint AB to strengthen its focus on the Nordic market.
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NewsTime for change: a view from Lord Jeffrey Mountevans
While Jeffrey, Lord Mountevans, described the initial City of London reaction to Brexit as “shock”, as Lord Mayor he was on the spot to evaluate the fallout.
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NewsRampion meets challenge
There is a ‘window of opportunity’ to get the monopiles into the Rampion wind farm presently under construction off the UK’s Sussex coast: the piling has to stop in November for the herring spawning season.
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NewsMurky Waters: Marine licensing appeals and challenges
According to Lara Moore, Associate Solicitor in the Marine and Transport Team at UK law firm Ashfords, Marine licensing under the Marine and Coastal Access Act 2009 is a complex area but appeals and challenges can be made.
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NewsKotug Smit Towage tackles fire at Ghent Port
Kotug Smit Towage has successfully tackled a fire and provided emergency assistance to an iron and steel recycling site at the Belgian Port of Ghent.
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NewsNeeme Muru: Design and Sales Engineer at Baltic Workboats AS
“In 13 years at Baltic Workboats, I’ve performed just about every role in the company” says the 42-year-old in the airy boardroom of the Saaremaa, Estonia-based manufacturer.
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Autonomous marine transport project
Wärtsilä is supporting a project aimed at creating the world''s first autonomous marine transport system.
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NewsAttollo Offshore support with accommodation rig
Aberdeen-headquartered Attollo Offshore has supported Teras Offshore in a redeployment of its first service rig to work in the European offshore wind farm industry.
