Industry News – Page 197
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Norwegian takeover
Norwegian maritime software house Tero Marine has acquired 95% of the shares in one of its closest competitors, Teomaki.
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NewsHatlapa stern rollers for Maersk tugs
Danish shipping company, Maersk Supply Service, has ordered two large stern rollers from German marine equipment company, Hatlapa, to be used in two tugs built for worldwide use in the oil and gas industry.
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NewsBroad benefit from bringing the changes
“It used to irk me that though Dutch workboats looked like someone’s living room, their UK counterparts generally resembled someone’s garage.”
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Flying Fish at Seawork
The first BBV500 from Flying Fish Hovercraft will be seen at Seawork International in Southampton this month.
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NewsISP showcases largest safety range
International Safety Products (ISP) has unveiled its range of marine safety products – one of the UK’s largest ranges – in a special open day on Britain’s last remaining three masted top sail schooner.
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NewsNOK20m donation for Norwegain Sea Rescue boat
Ulstein Group announced yesterday that it will donate some NOK 20m to Norwegian Sea Rescue (Redningsselskapet) to fund 60% of the cost of a high speed search and rescue (SAR) boat.
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NewsNew Thordon shaft seal
Canadian grease and oil-free bearing solutions provider, Thordon Bearings Inc, has launched a new water lubricated mechanical face seal, TG100.
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NewsPPG begins PMC production at Poland facility
US based coatings specialist, PPG Industries, has started manufacturing protective and marine coatings (PMC) at its facility in Ostrów Wielkopolski, Poland, in a bid to support its regional PMC business expansion.
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Dutch shipbuilding success
The Dutch shipbuilding industry had a successful 2012, with some 95 seagoing vessels delivered and an order book representing a value of more than €2bn.
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NewsLerwick Port plans for a positive future
Building on high levels of activity and recent investment, Lerwick Harbour in the Shetlands is positioned for another busy year and continuing development of infrastructure to meet users’ future requirements.
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NewsFRC International to host CSI 2013
The UK’s Fast Response Craft (FRC) training company, FRC International, is to host this year’s Crew Systems Integration (CSI) conference, taking place from 2 to 4 June 2013 at RNLI Lifeboat College in Poole, UK.
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NewsStrong performance from profit sharing Group
International design, engineering and risk management consultancy BMT Group Ltd has announced another strong financial performance for the year to 30 September 2012.
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NewsYstad hosts shore power seminar
In a bid to highlight the benefits of ship to shore power systems as an alternative to ship’s auxiliary engines at berths, Sweden’s the Port of Ystad has co hosted a community and business outreach seminar.
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NewsCIG enters windfarm market
The Central Industry Group (CIG), a group of ten predominantly Netherlands companies which all provide goods and services to the international shipbuilding market, has come up with a unique new vessel for offshore wind installation.
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NewsNew Alimal aluminium RIB from Robust Boats
Aluminium boat builder Robust Boats Ltd of Pembrokeshire (berth V18) brings a new Alimal 700 RIB to Seawork, with a commercial specification bolt-on attachment system for the Hypalon tubes.
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NewsSeaward back at Seawork
The Seaward range of boats will be back on show at Seawork this year courtesy of new owner, The Boat Development Company, on stand B69.
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NewsCruiser fire in Bahamas
A fire broke out onboard the Royal Caribbean cruise ship, the ''Grandeur of the Seas'', yesterday, which put paid to over 2,000 holidaymakers’ holidays.
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NewsNed-Deck and Palfinger Marine unite
Global marine lifting, loading and handling solutions manufacturer, Palfinger, has united Ned-Deck Marine with Palfinger Marine under the new company name, Palfinger Ned-Deck.
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Lerwick’s strong start
Port users across various sectors have contributed to a strong first quarter performance at Lerwick Harbour in the Shetlands.
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NewsRoke tracking device for lifejackets
The UK’s engineering R&D company, Roke Manor Research Ltd, has developed AGITATE, a self charging miniaturised tracking device for lifejackets to lower costs of monitoring and regulating man overboard lifejackets.
