Vessels News – Page 75
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NewsFast Crew Suppliers for West Africa
An independent maritime services company has bought two Damen Fast Crew Suppliers
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NewsReplica sailing ship embarks on 18-month voyage
Götheborg of Sweden has arrived in London, the first port of many on a long voyage throughout Europe and Asia.
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NewsAustralian tug salvage operation
A salvage operation is underway at an Australian port to salvage two wrecked tugs which sank in January
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NewsLifeboat named after 3-year delay
The RNLI held a naming celebration in Rhyl to officially launch its newest lifeboat and SLARS.
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NewsFirst vessel charging agreed for the Thames
The first step to establishing a ‘low-emissions zone’ along the River Thames will be made in October with the first electric charging point for vessels.
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NewsFisheries patrol catamaran ordered
A new research and patrol catamaran has been ordered for off the east coast of England.
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NewsNewbuild landing craft for Thames
A Thames commercial operator has invested in a newbuild landing craft.
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NewsExperimental vessel signposts naval shipbuilding’s future
A customised vessel just delivered to the Royal Navy shows the main advantage of buying vessels from stock.
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News‘Seacat Columbia’ on sea trial in the Solent
The BARTech designed asymmetric- multihull CTV Seacat Columbia has been cutting a very interesting figure among the throngs of racing yachts on the UK’s South Coast, writes Jake Frith.
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NewsPlans drawn up for eco-design cruise ship
A boat builder is working on a green cruiser which will have zero impact on the environment when sailing
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NewsSIMULATION: Benefits of wind-assisted propulsion
A UK firm has put together a simulation which provides a holistic analysis of the benefits of wind propulsion technologies in shipping.
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NewsHMS Lancaster upgraded for departure
BAE Systems has finished off required maintenance and repairs on one of the UK Navy’s frigates, the ’Queen’s frigate’.
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NewsMAN turbocharger series licensed by Mitsui
One of the largest marine two-stroke engine builders in the world has agreed to license MAN Energy Solutions’ new TCT axial-turbocharger series for engines.
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NewsEmissions-free pusher tug named
Following two years of construction the emissions-free hydrogen-powered pusher tug Elektra has been named and delivered in Germany.
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NewsDelivery and order round-up (August 2022)
Sweden orders four Stan Tug 1606s with modifications for its armed forces, and Damen receives an order for multi-vessel harbour tugs.
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NewsBigger amphibious boat ordered from PDL
A new 15m amphibious landing craft will be a size up from PDL’s existing 12m version.
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NewsKotug expands Middle East tug crew training
Netherlands-based Kotug Training & Consultancy has teamed up with two Middle East learning institutions to enhance seafarer training including for tug masters.
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NewsSmit Salvage reports busy schedule
Rotterdam-based Smit Salvage, along with its US alliance partner Donjon-Smit Salvage, has reported ongoing operations including responding to the grounding of two large container ships in Germany and the US.
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NewsShipping losses: the good and the bad
A new report has revealed the truth about shipping incidents recently – and while it’s not all bad, there are concerns and different challenges.
