Industry News – Page 53
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News - VideosWATCH: Equinor FPSO equipped topside
Equinor’s impressive Johan Castberg FPSO is being prepared for a stint in the Barents Sea
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News - VideosVIDEO: New rig anchor release device unveiled
A specialist rig anchor release technology has been launched by a UK company as it moves to new offices
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NewsHumanitarian corridor agreed for Black Sea
As the war in Ukraine enters its sixth month, strangling vital food supplies, an agreement has been reached to get exports going again.
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News - VideosWATCH: Rare subsea brine pools discovered
Researchers on-board the deep sea research vessel OceanXplorer have discovered rare brine pools in the Red Sea.
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NewsVan Ameyde sets up shop in Singapore
Dutch marine surveying, consultancy and loss prevention group Van Ameyde Marine is expanding operations in Asia to meet growing demand for insurance-related services in the Asia-Pacific region.
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NewsHill Dickinson expands partnership team
Two maritime lawyers have been promoted to partner in the Greek office of Hill Dickinson.
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NewsRe-power deal confirmed at Seawork
One of many deals made at Seawork has been confirmed for PME Group.
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NewsChanges made at the top of British Marine
Three management changes have been made at the top of the UK leisure, superyacht and small commercial marine industry association.
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NewsNautical Institute appoints new President
The maritime professionals representative body celebrated its 50th Anniversary as it appointed a new president.
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NewsGreen hydrogen hub announced for Antwerp
Plug Power is building a green hydrogen hub at the Port of Antwerp-Bruges - but it’s not a realistic option for shipping, CEO Andy Marsh says.
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NewsFILM CLIP: Hamburg Port’s harbourmaster retires
The harbourmaster at Germany’s largest sea port is retiring after 28 years at the helm.
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News - VideosVIDEO: Marine civils at their most impressive
A coastal protection masterpiece in marine civil engineering has been completed by Jan de Nul.
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NewsLloyd’s Register creates new role
Marine classification organisation Lloyd’s Register (LR) has appointed a new Chief Technology and Innovation Officer.
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NewsStrike halving oil and gas exports averted
The Norwegian government has stepped in to forbid oil and gas workers from going on strike, which could have resulted in a 60% drop in exports, news agency Reuters and other outlets have reported.
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NewsSALT exceeds funding target
A boat finance start-up has closed its pre-seeding funding round with more subscriptions that anticipated
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News - VideosWATCH: Unique clean-up ship wins AiP
A giant sailboat developed to address marine plastic pollution has been given the green light by Bureau Veritas.
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NewsInterview: Siemens Energy on a mission
‘We are doing it for our children’: Siemens Energy VP South West Europe Paolo Menotti talks to MJ about a campaign to decarbonise the European ferry fleet.
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NewsEU to set up Ocean Fund
The EU has moved a step closer to setting up a dedicated Ocean Fund to stimulate research and development of new technologies in the move towards decarbonising shipping and ports.
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NewsCox Marine builds senior team
Cox Marine, maker of the CXO300 Diesel Outboard, is strengthening its leadership team as sales of the engine ramp up.
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NewsPropspeed appoints commercial manager
Underwater foul-release coatings firm Propspeed has appointed a new Commercial Sales Manager along with its new partnership with Marine Protection Systems to promote its coatings and anodes.
