Industry News – Page 112
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NewsNavy hybrid tug
The first of a series of three Damen 2810 ASD hybrid tugs was recently navigated into the Den Helder harbour by the Royal Netherlands Navy (RNLN).
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Enel Green Power Joins Ocean Energy Europe
Italy-headquartered renewable energy giant, Enel Green Power (EGP), has joined Ocean Energy Europe’s Board of Directors. The move is further evidence of the growing industrial momentum driving ocean energy technologies to commercial readiness across the entire EU.
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NewsNew wave energy converter put to the test
Flemish wave energy developer, Laminaria, has joined forces with the European Marine Energy Centre (EMEC), Innosea, Ghent University, and TTI Testing to support the development of their new wave energy converter (WEC).
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NewsAlphatron Marine opens its doors in Madrid
Netherlands based marine electronics expert, Alphatron Marine has announced the opening of Alphatron Marine Iberia in Madrid.
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NewsSES delivered
The Norwegian-built WaveCraft Surface Effect Ship ‘Umoe Firmus’ has arrived in the UK. Following extensive upgrades and testing it was handed over to the Tidal Transit crew, who sailed directly from Mandal to Yarmouth.
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Developing a reliability testing culture for ocean energy
European research and testing sites are working together to improve reliability testing, with the aim of building robustness into marine energy technology design and performance.
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ECDIS announce Japan date for training seminar
Training specialist ECDIS Ltd has announced a series of 2016 global seminars from London to Tokyo.
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NewsRegeneration plans for Bantry harbour in Co. Cork, Ireland
Bantry Bay Port Company in Co. Cork, Ireland has appointed Irish civil engineering firm, BAM Civil Ltd, as main contractor to regenerate the Bantry inner harbour.
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NewsCanal outlook positive despite setbacks
A positive future is being predicted for Germany’s Kiel Canal - the world’s busiest man-made waterway – despite a dramatic decline in ships and cargo in a year scarred by accidents and lock breakdowns.
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NewsIncat Crowther to design multi-mission vessels
Australia’s Incat Crowther has announced that it has signed a contract to design 50m multi-mission monohull patrol vessels for the Philippines Government.
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Subsea cable security
According to a UK-headquartered trade body fibre optic submarine cable security is one key priority among cable owners, operators, and chartered vessels.
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NewsGovernment support for Blyth Workcats
A successful export win has been announced by UK boatbuilder Blyth Workcats and UK Export Finance, made possible by the UK government’s export finance support.
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NewsNew Furuno marine navigation radar
Japanese marine electronics specialist Furuno has introduced its new solid-state marine navigation radar with Doppler technology.
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Kongsberg Maritime appoints new president
Norwegian group, Kongsberg Maritime, has appointed Egil Haugsdal as its new president. Mr Haugsdal will replace Geir Håøy who will assume the role of CEO from June 2016.
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Manuplas appoints new global sales manager
Polymer manufacturer, Manuplas, has appointed Greg Hue as its new global sales manager for the company’s range of buoyancy and fendering systems.
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NewsCWind wins 20-year contract at Westermost Rough OWF
UK based CWind has won a contract to provide mechanical and electrical services to the offshore and onshore substations at Westermost Rough offshore wind farm.
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NewsCummins Onan releases new higher powered generator
US manufacturer of diesel engines and generator sets, Cummins Inc., has released a new Onan marine US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Tier 3-certified generator.
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NewsRotterdam to acquire 3D metal printers
The Port of Rotterdam has announced that it will be acquiring its own Additive Manufacturing Fieldlab with 3D metal printers.
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NewsBritish firm praises payments provider
British windscreen wiper manufacturer, DuroWipers, has alleviated cash flow problems with the help of URICA, a global online payments network that eliminates much of the risk associated with financial transactions between supplier and client.
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KEP Marine becomes Aydin Marine
KEP Marine has announced that it has been renamed Aydin Marine.
