Industry News – Page 206

  • The Redbay Stormforce 850 is on gatekeeper duties on the Thames during the Olympics Photo: PLA
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    Olympic kudos for Redbay RIBs

    2012-07-30T14:36:00Z

    The Port of London Authority’s (PLA) Redbay built Stormforce 850 RIB is performing gatekeeper duties on the Thames for the duration of the London 2012 Olympic Games.

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    Damen in France

    2012-07-30T07:30:00Z

    A new managing director has been chosen for Damen Shiprepair Brest.

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    Maldives marine reserve

    2012-07-30T07:30:00Z

    The whole of the Maldives will become the first country in the world to become a marine reserve in a move scheduled to happen by 2017.

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    APEC’s 35th anniversary

    2012-07-30T07:30:00Z

    APEC-Antwerp/Flanders Port Training Center is celebrating its 35th anniversary this year. Former trainees from all over the world came to Antwerp recently to attend the celebration.

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    NUTEP steps up

    2012-07-30T07:30:00Z

    NUTEP, one of the leading container terminal operators in the Black Sea port of Novorossiysk, is to expand the capacity of its terminal there to accommodate on-going double-digit growth in the number of containers it is handling.

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    Fenders for Asia

    2012-07-27T07:30:00Z

    Following the success of the recently launched floating foam and pneumatic fender rental service in Europe, Trelleborg Marine Systems is now extending the service to the Asia Pacific, Australia and China (APAC) region.

  • Len Roueche of Interferry: keeping the rules realistic
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    Bringing different worlds together

    2012-07-26T16:07:00Z

    “Regulation is a difficult issue,” says Len Roueche, CEO of Interferry, adding that it’s not made any easier by the fact that the regulators and businesses sometimes “seem to live in two different worlds”.

  • Pilot transfers - still a slippery issue
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    Joining forces on ladder safety

    2012-07-26T15:48:00Z

    The International Maritime Pilots’ Association (IMPA) and the International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) have joined forces to reiterate the need to ensure that ladders used for pilot transfers are safe and always rigged correctly.

  • John Morse, Gardline,  with HRH Prince Andrew, onboard Alicat Catamaran 'Gardian 10'
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    Royal visit for Norfolk offshore industry

    2012-07-25T15:00:00Z

    The Duke of York has been in Norfolk, UK, this week to visit Scira Offshore Energy and meet staff from the Gardline Group, the marine sciences company based in Great Yarmouth.

  • Candidates are seen undergoing training
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    Vessel protection officers complete training

    2012-07-25T07:30:00Z

    The very first candidates have completed their two week training for maritime vessel protection.

  • A diver inspects the installation of Sentinel sonar heads and Scylla underwater loudhailers
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    Security system deployed for secret facility

    2012-07-25T07:30:00Z

    Maritime security company, Sonardyne International Ltd has successfully completed the installation of an integrated intruder detection system for an undisclosed strategic waterside installation in the Middle East.

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    Rolls rejoices with USV development award

    2012-07-25T07:30:00Z

    Rolls-Royce will lead a project to develop new technologies to support unmanned marine vehicle missions, following an award of $3m from the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency (ACOA).

  • Two new cruise ferries will employ Bergen pure gas propulsion
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    LNG fuel for Norwegian cruise ferries

    2012-07-24T15:19:00Z

    Rolls-Royce has signed a contract with shipowner Fjord Line to install four-engine LNG-based power plants with Promas propulsion systems in two cruise ferries being built at the Bergen Group Fosen yard in Norway.

  • Marine debris is a part of everyday life, but not in tsunami sized quantities Photo: NOAA
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    NOAA announces marine debris cleanup funding

    2012-07-23T16:35:00Z

    The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has announced that US$250,000 in grants is being made available to five states being impacted by Japanese tsunami debris.

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    IAPH encourages women

    2012-07-23T07:30:00Z

    The International Association of Ports and Harbors (IAPH) officially launched a Women’s Forum conference component during the recent IAPH Mid-term Conference/Board Meeting in Jerusalem, Israel.

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    Antwerp quay works

    2012-07-20T07:30:00Z

    The West Quay embankment in Antwerp’s Kempisch dock is due to be fully restored.

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    IHC Lagersmit renamed

    2012-07-20T07:30:00Z

    IHC Lagersmit BV, a subsidiary of IHC Merwede, has changed its name to IHC Sealing Solutions BV.

  • WBV is an important health issue for high speed craft
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    FRC WBV & H-SURV Seminars success

    2012-07-19T10:55:00Z

    The recent FRC International WBV and H-SURV seminars held at the RNLI Lifeboat College, Poole UK, were welcomed by the maritime industry as a good opportunity to discuss the important issue of whole body vibration and health surveillance.

  • The Albanian Coastguard's new Damen Stan Patrol Vessel 4207, ‘Oriku’
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    Second Damen patrol vessel for Albania

    2012-07-18T17:46:00Z

    The second of four Damen Stan Patrol Vessels 4207, built by the Pashaliman Shipyard in Vlorë, has been delivered to the Albanian Coastguard.

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    Wärtsilä supply dual-fuel engines

    2012-07-18T16:12:00Z

    Wärtsilä is to provide dual-fuel engines for two environmentally sustainable tugs being built for CNOOC Energy Technology and Services Limited (CETS) – the first in China to be fuelled liquefied natural gas (LNG).