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NewsGrowth in onboard cyber protection
A marine software company says it has seen exceptional growth in the use of its secure, maritime optimised email software and other cyber-security solutions as vessel owners and operators step up a gear to harden onboard networks and protect their ships from digital threats.
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NewsRole of zero-emission waterborne transport
The transformation of waterborne transport into a zero-emission mode of transport will have a crucial place within the European ‘Green Deal’ pledged by the European Commission, a maritime stakeholder has stressed.
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NewsMarine surveillance made easy
A marine surveillance solution is helping to improve coastal monitoring efficiency.
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NewsTechnology project progress to be unveiled
A pioneering science centre in Portugal will release details of a major pan-European project showcasing ‘next-generation’ technology to meet future demands of the Atlantic maritime industry.
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Fugro enters South Korean offshore wind market
Dutch survey major Fugro has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Underwater Survey Technology 21 (UST21) in a move that opens up the South Korean offshore wind farm market.
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Workshop call for Blue economy event
An annual event which acts as an EU gathering for maritime affairs and the sustainable blue economy has put out a call for stakeholders'' workshops.
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NewsDeutz acquires battery specialist Futavis
Major diesel engine manufacturer Deutz AG has announced that it has purchased Futavis GmbH, a development service provider for battery management hardware and software writes Dag Pike.
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NewsBig birthday set for Europort
A Dutch household name in marine electronics systems integration is set to celebrate its first century in business at the forthcoming Europort 2019 event.
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NewsStimulate maritime competition, says Sea Europe
In response to the latest study from the International Transport Forum (ITF), SEA Europe, the Shipyards’ and Maritime Equipment Association, has suggested that the EU needs to do more to stimulate competition.
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NewsHamburg leads the way on clean shore power
Hamburg’s state government has approved a large-scale expansion of its shore-based power supply services for the German port.
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Ship design acquisition
Private equity investor Vaaka Partners has become the majority shareholder of Foreship, a Finnish company specializing in ship design and engineering.
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NewsCitynet Insurance Brokers makes appointment
Citynet Insurance Brokers have appointed a new head of marine global placements.
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NewsMassive Polish windfarm plans
The latest developments in plans to build Poland’s biggest ever offshore windfarms are set to be unveiled at the Maritime Economy Forum Gdynia (MEFG) on October 11.
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NewsSecond call for ocean energy project
A project aiming to accelerate ocean energy’s transition from single prototype to multi-device farms by providing free access to world-leading test centres has launched its second call today.
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Date change for European Shipping Week
The dates for European Shipping Week have been brought forward to coincide more closely with Brussels-based activities by the European Parliament, Council and the European Commission.
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NewsConference to address digital developments
Maritime professionals will be able to learn about the latest developments in digital and cleantech for the shipping industry at an innovative event next year.
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Industry warned not to neglect cyber “hygiene”
A satellite communications specialist has warned that cyber hygiene is as important for the shipping industry as cyber security.
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NewsILAMA appoints chair
A longstanding maritime professional has been appointed chair of the International Lifesaving Appliance Manufacturers’ Association (ILAMA).
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SMART sale
International design, engineering, science and management consultancy BMT, has sold its UK-based SMART business to GreenSteam, a majority owned company of BP.
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NewsJulien Le Feuvre: Dometic
“It’s all about keeping people warm in winter, cool in summer – that’s the same, whether it’s a leisure or work boat,” said Julien Le Feuvre of Dometic. “But crossing over, we had to adapt to different priorities”.
