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NewsBMT Nigel Gee expands portfolio
BMT Nigel Gee, a subsidiary of BMT Group, is seeing an increase in design work from the commercial, offshore energy, defence and yacht markets and now has new offices in Southampton, UK, to meet increased demand.
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NewsA fresh range of RIBs
The UK’s Humber Ribs has released designs for their new professional Offshore Passenger/Charter rib range. These are the first of many new projects to be released amongst the Humber model ranges this year as part of the company''s ongoing 50th anniversary celebrations.
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NewsTriple first for Strategic Marine
Specialist shipbuilder, Strategic Marine, has delivered what it calls a world’s first multi-purpose service vessel to European windfarm service sector operator, Njord Offshore.
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Meet the Buyer event
E.ON will be hosting its second UK ''Meet the Buyer'' event for companies based in Sussex, Kent, Surrey and Hampshire interested in supporting elements of offshore construction called ''balance of plant''.
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NewsDamen spill pontoon for Netherlands
Damen Shipyards has delivered a Spill Pontoon 2116 to Netherlands-based Maja Stuwadoors that will catch bulk products that are spilled during the transhipment process.
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NewsItaldraghe Marina Master 8000 order
Italian dredging manufacturer, Italdraghe SpA, has been awarded a contract to build its second Marina Master 8000 dredger for the UK market.
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NewsDeme develops
Belgian dredging and land reclamation major Deme Concessions has entered into a partnership with Nordsee Offshore MEG I to co-develop the MEG I offshore wind farm in the German North Sea.
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NewsActisense promotion
UK marine electronics company Actisense has announced that Lesley Keets has been promoted to the position of Chief Operating Officer. Lesley’s new role will encompass all aspects within the brand from Engineering, Production, Sales and Marketing, to HR, Strategy and Business Development.
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Surf ‘n’ Turf
The Scottish government has granted GBP 1.35 million (USD 2m/EUR 1.85m) to finance a community renewable energy project in Orkney, combining tidal and wind turbines through the Local Energy Challenge Fund.
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NewsPilot boat order
UK-based workboat and marine energy device builder Mustang Marine has won a £3.6m contract to construct three new pilot boats for the Port of Milford Haven.
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NewsProZero trialled
Denmark’s Tuco Marine recently sea trialled the latest model in its ProZero series of workboats; the ProZero 10.5m WBW Archipelago. The vessel is described as ‘a fast and light multipurpose workboat that features a hydraulic bow gate and a deck crane for handling cargo over the vessel’s side’.
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NewsSteady progress on Caithness-Moray transmission link
In recent months, steady progress has been made on the £1.2 billion scheme to install a new electricity transmission link across the Moray Firth between Caithness and Moray. So, what work has been carried out on the link so far? What work is currently being carried out? ...
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NewsKnuckle boom crane for new vessel
CraneKing has delivered its second knuckle boom AK 30 HE4 crane to a newbuild fishing vessel being built for Marine Harvest at the Maritiem Cluster Friesland in Holland.
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‘Connecting Projects to the Grid’
A ‘Connecting Projects to the Grid’ masterclass is set to take place on 14 May 2015 at Burges Salmon, London, to help energy project developers secure a grid connection to both distribution and transmission networks.
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Lubricant marine contract
The Lubricant Company have been awarded the full UK distribution contract for Domestic / Local Marine lubricants by ExxonMobil. From 1st April 2015, The Lubricant Company, a trading division of WFL (UK) Limited, will be the sole strategic distributor of ExxonMobil marine lubricants to the domestic market in the UK.
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Baker anticipates growth
UK based international ecological consultancy Baker Consultants is consolidating its presence in Wales and the South West with a new office in Swansea following increased demand from the renewables sector.
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NewsMacArtney expands in Australasia
Underwater technology group, MacArtney, is expanding its system sales focus in Australia and New Zealand to meet an increase in demand.
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NewsTwo rescued in dramatic tug capsize
The UK’s Cowes, Lymington and Calshot RNLI lifeboats were involved in a major rescue in Southampton Water in late March when a tug suddenly capsized, resulting in a dramatic rescue of the two crew aboard.
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Prevent pollution through salvage
International Salvage Union (ISU) members provided more than 200 services and made a major contribution to environmental protection in 2014, according to its latest pollution survey.
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NewsNew antifouling from Hempel
Hempel is adding to its portfolio of antifouling products for dry dockings and new buildings with two new products said to deliver fuel savings of up to 3% and provide added flexibility to shipowners and yards.
