Vessels News – Page 74
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NewsTOWLINES (June 2022)
Svitzer has entered a 10-year contractual agreement to provide terminal towage and pilot transfer services at Woodside LNG export terminals in Port of Dampier, Australia. Svitzer will deploy five 80tbp tugs at Woodside LNG (Svitzer) The contract is with Woodside Energy Ltd and includes Svitzer providing five ...
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NewsPropulsion systems secured for green SOV
Azimuth propulsion and manoeuvring have been ordered for the world’s first ‘green’ SOV.
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NewsBusy spring for B. Marshall Marine
B. Marshall Marine’s Dive Support Vessels have been booked up all spring.
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NewsHigh technology for ‘traditional’ barges
Spanish boatbuilder Aister has launched a pair of hybrid powered, aluminium-hulled barges for tourism duties in France.
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NewsFoiling workboat takes to the air
Artemis Technologies’ flying workboat Pioneer of Belfast takes has been launched.
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NewsThe bulb keel with air instead of lead
Danish pioneers have now launched an air filled bulb stabiliser for CTVs.
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NewsDiesel outboard innovator pushes into new markets
UK manufacturer Cox Marine has expanded the distribution of its 300hp diesel outboard engine to cover Poland and Finland.
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NewsEconowind wins first fleet order
Econowind’s wind-assist VentiFoil units will be retrofitted on two of Dutch shipping company Vertom’s cargo vessels.
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NewsExclusive use charter agreed for James Fisher
James Fisher has signed a charter agreement with Go Marine Group for the exclusive use of its Multi-purpose Service Vessel
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NewsBerthon boost for Dtorque 50
50hp diesel outboard motor manufacturer Neander Shark has strengthened its UK distributor network by partnering with Berthon Marine.
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NewsFirst ISU meeting for 3 years held in London
The International Salvage Union (ISU) has held its first Associate Members’ Day conference since 2019 in London.
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NewsPowerful Uzmar trio for Smit Lamnalco
Three powerful Uzmar terminal support tugs have been delivered to Smit Lamnalco.
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NewsEmergency hull repairs completed in two days
Ship maintenance firm Hydrex repaired damage caused by Storm Eunice in record time.
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NewsCornish workhorse shows what it’s capable of
Three years in the life of Obervargh have proved competence in a multitude of tasks, from marine civil engineering support to recovery and salvage.
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NewsUS success for Sweden’s Berg Propulsion
The first of two 90tbp tugs featuring Berg Propulsion’s fully integrated hybrid electric system has entered service with US-based Seabulk Towing Inc.
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NewsSanmar delivers to Turkey and Chile
They may both be from the same design houses but two recent Sanmar tug deliveries are very different in their configuration, demonstrating the Turkish shipbuilder’s flexibility combined with series production.
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NewsSuction sails ordered to save fuel and emissions
Three suction sails will be installed on a Louis Dreyfus Armateurs vessel next year to save considerable fuel costs and emissions.
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NewsSalvage work keeps Donjon Marine busy
New Jersey US-based salvor Donjon Marine and Donjon-Smit and its alliance with Dutch company Smit Salvage have updated details of what was a busy 2021.
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NewsDiverse activities reported by Damen
Damen Shipyards Group is keeping up its busy workload including deliveries and orders for its workboat and tug range and a machinery upgrade.
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NewsFirst viable electric RIB has commercial potential
Jake Frith has a first steer of the RS Pulse 63, one of the first series production electric RIBs capable of planing performance.
