Ports & Harbours – Page 77
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NewsStrong Wind Forecast for Europe
The new frontier for wind energy is offshore, the European Wind Energy Association (EWEA) told delegates to the industry''s major exhibition and conference in London last month.
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NewsFenders Meet PIANC Protocol
Fentek ''s entire range of high performance moulded fenders has achieved Type Approval status from Germanischer Lloyd following rigorous testing to the new International Navigation Association (PIANC) protocol.
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NewsInnovation Expedites Quayside Works
Anglian Marine Services Limited (AMSL) were awarded the main diving contract by Costain earlier this year to install cathodic protection to all steel pile wall sections at the Trinity III Terminal ''s new and existing berths in the UK Port of Felixstowe .
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NewsFelixstowe South Public Inquiry Underway
The Public Inquiry is underway into the proposed reconfiguration of the southern part of the UK Port of Felixstowe . The proposal involves the conversion of an area previously used by P& O North Sea Ferries at Landguard Terminal and the now largely redundant Dock Basin into a new deep ...
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NewsRavestein's Linkspan Lifts Dunkirk's Ro-Ro Ambitions
The photograph which appeared on page 115 of the November 2004 MJ toaccompany David Foxwell''s article about new ro-ro linkspan standards has an interesting story of its own.
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NewsGreen Machines Complete Underwater Pipeline
The Bewl-Darwell Water Transfer Scheme is a £ 25m project being carried out by Southern Water and South East Water in the UK to help safeguard water supplies.
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Flood Scheme to Cost €35m
Work on a 35m flood relief scheme for Clonmel in Ireland will start early next year, the Minister of State at the Department of Finance, Mr Tom Parlon said recently during a visit to the town.
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£100m Marina Plans for Yarmouth
Plans for a marina at Yarmouth in the UK which could cost as much as £ 100m could be submitted to the borough council in February of 2005.
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NewsCostain Completes Work at Felixstowe
The Port of Felixstowe in the UK has celebrated the official opening of a 270m extension to its Trinity Terminal , known as Trinity III 2 , which was built by Costain Marine .
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NewsNew Standard for Ro-ro Linkspans
As briefly highlighted in the October issue of MJ , a new code for the design of ro-ro ramps, linkspans and walkways - British Standard 6349 Part 8 - is due to be published early next year, enabling ro-ro infrastructure to be planned, designed and built to an acceptable common ...
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NewsAutomated Mooring System for Dover
The Port of Dover in the UK is to be the first European port to install an automated mooring system using vacuum technology developed by Mooring Systems Limited (MSL), following the signing earlier this year of a European licensing agreement between MSL and Cavotec Group Holdings NV in the Netherlands.
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NewsIraqi Ports Obstructed by Wrecks, says UNDP
Hundreds of sunken ships ranging from large freighters and tankers to small tugs and dhows are blocking access to Iraq''s principal seaports and threatening the marine environment of the northern Persian Gulf, according to a detailed report by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) which was released in early October.
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Seacore Wins More Windfarm Work
Seacore in the UK has been awarded a contract by the Danish power utility company, Energi E2 , to erect an 80m high meteorological mast for the London Array Offshore Wind Farm project in the Thames Estuary.
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NewsRoSafe Ups the Standard
Posford Haskoning and Bosch Rexroth have revealed details of a new safety device for ferry linkspans that they have developed. The new device, named RoSafe , is a secondary system that works independently of the operating mechanism that moves a linkspan or walkway into position. It acts as an independent ...
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Standards for Ro-ro Linkspans Agreed
A new design code is being drafted for the design of rollon- roll-off ramps, linkspans and walkways, and a meeting organised by the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) in the UK recently has reviewed a draft addition to the suite of standards in British Standard 6349 , the Maritime Code ...
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Turbidity Software Will Help Predict Sediment Release
The Dutch dredging industry, through the Stichting Speurwerk Baggertechniek (SSB) and the Rijkswaterstaat , has commissioned new research to produce a software package for use by stakeholders in the aggregate production process, including regulators and the industry, the aim being to improve the ability to predict sediment release during dredging.
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Go Ahead for Dunmore East Harbour
Kirk McClure Morton ''s marine engineering department in Northern Ireland has been awarded a contract to carry out a nine month feasibility study into an upgrade for the Port of Dunmore East in County Waterford.
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NewsHalcrow to Advise on New Brunei Port
Halcrow in the UK has signed an agreement with the Brunei Economic Development Board (BEDB) to provide advisory services for the construction of the new Pulau Muara Besar port in Brunei.
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Cromarty Firth Port Authority Reveals Vision for the Future
A long term vision for Scotland''s Cromarty Firth, which sees the centre of gravity of port infrastructure moving closer to the mouth of the firth, has been revealed today by the Cromarty Firth Port Authority (CFPA).
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NewsDrill Time for Kent Sea Defences
Mackley Construction , a key supply chain member for the UK Environment Agency ''s National Framework Contractor Van Oord UK Ltd , is making substantial environmental, time and cost savings with the innovative first time use of two American E-Z Drill pedestrian controlled drill rigs, on a major sea defence ...
