Vessels News – Page 75
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NewsDiverse commits to hybridisation and automation
Diverse Marine announced it will build two more hybrid CTVs for High Speed Transfers at Seawork
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NewsRobust diesel power for commercial use
Neander Motors had its first commercial diesel outboard distributed by Berthon on show at Seawork
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NewsDiesel power for patrol boat RIB
Cox Marine’s high-powered diesel CXO300 drives Southampton Port’s new patrol RIB
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NewsNew CTV procured for Williams
Safehaven Marine’s new CTV was on show at Seawork before going to new owners Williams Shipping.
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NewsVessel launched on German waterways
A new shallow-water vessel has been designed in a way that enables it to carry cargoes in very low water.
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NewsHenriksen hooks for survey boats
Hook manufacturer Henriksen has been contracted to supply workboat tow hooks to Norwegian geosciences company PGS.
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NewsH-class USV design unveiled
A new USV design that focuses on hydrography and environmental data collection
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NewsProject set up to explore wind propulsion
A consortium funded by the EU will look at redesigning ships to improve wind propulsion technology.
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NewsLeg encircling crane contract
The LEC will be installed on a newbuild windfarm F-class jack-up vessel for enhanced capabilities
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NewsRovco adds Glomar Worker to fleet
A leading provider of offshore subsea and survey solutions has bolstered its fleet in response to the growth in offshore wind
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NewsFighting fire: new fuels, new challenges
As the innovators of new technologies throw potential shipping fuels into the ring, safety equipment makers need to keep up with the changes.
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NewsOnboard biofoul protection
ElectroSea has introduced a new product which prevents marine growth in strainer baskets and seawater lines
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NewsEmissions-free pusher tug launched
A push boat touted as the world’s first emissions-free one of its kind has been delivered to Westhafen, in Berlin.
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NewsBoat builder awarded 11-ship contract
An initial contract for 11 barges has been awarded to boat builder Harland & Wolff.
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NewsDutch royalty names seventh Rotterdam
The seventh Rotterdam of the Holland America Line has been christened by godmother Princess Margriet.
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NewsMAN wins order for dual-fuel engines
Two new Ro-Ro vessels will benefit from a hybrid propulsion system by MAN Energy Solutions.
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News‘Balblair’ Interceptor 48 pilot launched
A second Interceptor 48 pilot boat has been built for the Port of Cromarty Firth in Scotland.
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NewsMaritime industry warned to invest in safety
A lack of investment and skills are barriers to a safer sector, according to a non-profit safety accelerator firm.
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NewsStrategic partnership launches and recovers USVs
Long serving Seawork exhibitor H.Henriksen AS has entered a strategic partnership with Maritime Tactical Systems, a specialist US manufacturer of unmanned surface vehicles (USV).
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NewsCable protection trial reports success
AIS Manuplas has come up with a protective solution that’s proved to be up to the task offshore.
