Vessels News – Page 94
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NewsSalvage Round-up April 2022
With the often extended nature of operations, news of salvage activities often takes time to filter through and five of the world’s major contractors have provided updates of their work.
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NewsTwo 17m suction sails installed on cargo ship
Dutch shipping firm Amasus has signed up bound4blue to install two suction sails on its cargo ship.
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NewsApproval granted for rigid sail propulsion
Bureau Veritas has granted its approval to an innovative sailing propulsion system
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NewsKotug moves cocoa beans emissions free
Kotug has gained a notable contract moving cocoa beans on the Netherlands inland waterways using its zero-emission E-Pusher tug and barge combination.
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NewsGerman Coast Guard tug enters full service
Boluda Towage’s tug Bremen Fighter has completed all its administrative procedures including repainting in German Coast Guard colours, and is now in service in the Baltic Sea.
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NewsSolutions by TPA Pontoons
A ‘first-class’ solution needed by engineering firm AECOM to inspect a critical section of a viaduct was provided by the modular pontoon company TPA Pontoons.
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NewsDamen notches up the orders
Damen Shipyards is reinforcing its reputation as a major global supplier of tugs and workboats with the reporting of orders for three vessels in recent weeks.
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NewsOSV converted from oilfield work to renewables
The British owned and operated Multi-Purpose Installation and O&M vessel Inyanga Entsha is showning its versatility after undergoing DP trials and class surveys.
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NewsFender maker buys fender maker
Fender Innovations has expanded its product offering with the purchase of heavier fender manufacturer PolyMarine Service.
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NewsBuilding begins of world’s largest car carriers
MacGregor will supply ramps, doors and car decks for four Pure Car and Truck Carriers that will be the largest in the world.
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NewsTOWLINES April 2022
Spanish sea rescue agency Salvamento Marítimo has celebrated the keel-laying of its new deep sea rescue tug at Zamakona Yards in Spain. The keel for Salvamento Maritimo’s new deepsea tug was laid at Zamakona Yards (Zamakona) It’s seldom that a 200tbp tug appears on the list of ...
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NewsSembcorp builds first battery-diesel RoPax
First of a trio of battery-diesel hybrid RoPax launches
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NewsBoskalis considers HAL Holding takeover bid
Maritime services firm Boskalis is considering a 95% takeover bid.
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NewsAmpelmann wins contract for offshore support
Ampelmann’s A-type gangway will be used to support crew transfer in oil and gas operations.
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NewsNew power pack converts waste to heat
New power pack converts waste heat to energy helping improve a vessel’s EEI and CII
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NewsRaymarine releases latest array radar product
Marine electronics specialist Raymarine will be bringing the latest in the company’s radar range to Seawork.
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NewsSMI welcomes UK government support
The Society of Maritime Industries has warmly welcomed the UK government’s ‘Refresh’ strategy to spend £4 billion on the industry.
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NewsWorld’s largest container scrubs up well
Alfa Laval has monitored the performance of its new exhaust scrubbers over eight months on the world’s largest container vessel
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NewsWärtsilä ordered to provide equipment for new RoRo
Wärtsilä to deliver power and electrical solutions for Australian RoRo newbuild
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NewsHMNB Portsmouth welcomes Typhoon 3000
SMS Group firm Overwater has won a contract to support KBS Marine with the operation and maintenance of a brand new 3000T jack-up barge – the Typhoon 3000.
