Vessels News – Page 13
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NewsFuture-fuelled tugs for the long haul
As the towage industry grapples with reducing emissions in a world where fuels of the future are still being mapped out, it has to make decisions that could affect the commercial viability of investments that stretch way off into the future. Peter Barker reports.
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NewsPanama Canal orders 10 hybrid-electric tugs
Up to 20 hybrid-electric tugs have been ordered for the Panama Canal, with Norwegian battery developer Corvus Energy contracted to supply the batteries.
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NewsCadeler wins major offshore wind deal
UK-based construction firm, Cadeler has inked the largest deal in the company’s history for wind farm installation projects
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NewsSPOTLIGHT: The world’s largest ROV fleet
Ocean Infinity is creating what will be the world’s largest fleet of remotely operable vessels, including unmanned motherships designed to work in force-multiplier teams.
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NewsMiddlesbrough expands to become OSW hub
The Port of Middlesbrough is gearing itself up to accommodate the largest vessels in offshore wind as the major vessels take advantage of its ideal location.
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NewsDamen seals deal for the Middle East’s first electric tug
Dutch shipbuilder Damen and AD Ports Group company SAFEEN have signed a contract that will herald the introduction of the Middle East’s first fully electric tug.
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NewsMST contracted to produce German navy boats
Seawork exhibitor Marine Specialised Technology (MST) has been contracted to produce eight operational fast raiding boats for the German Navy.
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NewsAn Irish beacon of innovation and craftsmanship
Safehaven’s latest 15m Interceptor 48 pilot boat is bound for for the Cork Pilots
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NewsSeawork platform for small diesel outboard
MD Powertrain’s naturally aspirated 14HP single-cylinder diesel outboard engine is just one of thousands of exhibits that commercial marine is flocking to see at Seawork this year.
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News41 injured in grounding when master fell asleep: report
A ferry grounded causing 41 injuries after a master fell asleep at the helm, an MAIB report has found.
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NewsKotug tests drone towline connection
The success of a recent test using a drone could revolutionise how the connection of the towline between tug and ship is made.
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NewsMajor OSW milestone hit as Canada, US look positive
Ørsted has reached a milestone in the choppy waters of US offshore wind, with the first XXL monopile installed by Boskalis.
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NewsBaltimore’s bridge releases 'Dali'
The container ship that took out the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore this March has now been refloated and will be probed for answers as to why she smacked into the bridge, killing six workers.
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NewsEurope’s first electro-H2 cat on track for 2025 launch
The French company behind Europe’s first electro-hydrogen catamaran says it has generated ‘significant interest’ since it was unveiled at the Monaco Sustainable & Smart Marina Rendezvous in 2023.
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NewsEleven tugs transported on one vessel
Eleven tugs have been transported on one vessel from Asia to Europe in a rare major logistical operation.
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NewsPartnership looks to strengthen autonomy
Two firms have formed a partnership that will see greater autonomy and security on uncrewed surface vessels.
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NewsPioneering excellence in offshore support
SeaZip will be at Seawork to give an insight into its offshore services, with superior vessels at the heart of its offering.
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NewsDive support vessel sewage system delivered
A Sewage Treatment Plant (STP) has been transferred into a vessel, welded, assembled in the refit yard and tested in just 21 days.
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NewsShearwater showcases Dry Space underwater solution
Shearwater Marine Services has showcased its breadth of underwater problem solving by addressing an ongoing challenge of underwater acoustic tiling for the Ministry of Defence.
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NewsSolent independent lifeboats bid fair winds to new Caister boat
A new lifeboat for a southern England voluntary service has set sail with a small parade of local independent lifeboats.
