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  • Interview: Port of Amsterdam Striving to Become Future Ready Port

    21 October 2018
    Rules & Regulation

    The Port of Amsterdam has embarked on a number of initiatives aimed at a more sustainable future.

  • EC Gives Green Light to Uljanik’s Rescue Aid

    23 January 2018
    Business & Finance

    The European Commission approves state guarantee for Uljanik’s USD 115.6 million loan.

  • UK: South Boats Launches and Delivers Its 54th Crew Transfer Vessel Iceni Pride

    18 April 2012

    South Boats Special Projects Ltd. has launched and commissioned its 54th offshore wind farm crew transfer vessel, ‘Iceni Pride’. The vessel is a South Catamaran 13m Rapid Response Vessel (RRV) built to fulfil a 5 year contract Iceni Marine Services has in place with Scottish & Southern Energy on their Greater Gabbard Offshore Wind Farm […]

  • UK: South Boats Launches Its 54th Offshore Wind Farm Crew Transfer Vessel

    17 April 2012

    South Boats Special Projects Ltd. announced the launch and commissioning of its 54th offshore wind farm crew transfer vessel, ‘Iceni Pride’. The vessel is a South Catamaran 13m Rapid Response Vessel (RRV) built to fulfil a 5 year contract Iceni Marine Services has in place with Scottish & Southern Energy on their Greater Gabbard Offshore […]

  • UK: South Boats Delivers New Workboat to Iceni Marine Services

    18 April 2012
    Business & Finance

    South Boats Special Projects Ltd. announced the launch and commissioning of its 54th offshore wind farm crew transfer vessel, ‘Iceni Pride’. The vessel is a South Catamaran 13m Rapid Response Vessel (RRV) built to fulfil a 5 year contract Iceni Marine Services has in place with Scottish & Southern Energy on their Greater Gabbard Offshore […]

  • NGO Shipbreaking Platform: 24 Deaths Recorded at Beaching Yards in South Asia

    18 October 2018

    NGO Shipbreaking Platform: 24 deaths and 9 injuries were recorded at beaching yards in South Asia

  • Dutch Maritime Sector Set to Grow Further in 2014

    9 May 2014
    Business & Finance

    The Dutch shipbuilding cluster and maritime suppliers achieved good results in 2013. The total annual turnover increased from € 6.1 billion in 2012 to € 6.4 billion in 2013. Moreover, the substantially larger order portfolios compared to the previous year indicate further growth in 2014. Netherlands Maritime Technology expects a further increase in the turnover […]

  • NGO: Shipowners continue to avoid green ship recycling

    2 February 2021
    Environment, Regulation & Policy, Rules & Regulation, Safety, Vessels

    Although they exist, environmental and labour laws that regulate ship recycling are still ignored by shipowners that continue to send their vessels to dirty scrapyards in South Asia.

  • Two New High Performance Escort Tugs from Robert Allan Delivered

    22 November 2012

    The Spanish tug company, Remolcadores Ibaizabal has taken delivery of two new AVT 36/70E Escort tugs from the drawing board of Robert Allan Ltd. The tugs were constructed by Astilleros Armon in Navia, Spain. Two New High Performance Escort Tugs from Robert Allan Ltd. The design features a full raised forecastle running nearly half the […]

  • Germany: Allianz Report Highlights New Marine Risks

    26 March 2012
    Business & Finance

    Despite greatly improved safety records in the century since Titanic, the maritime industry faces new challenges driven by the continued growth of worldwide shipping, specialist marine insurer Allianz Global Corporate & Specialty (AGCS) has advised. In the 100 years since the sinking of the Titanic, the world commercial shipping fleet has trebled to over 100,000 […]

  • Happy Women in Maritime Day: Time to navigate the unresolved challenges

    18 May 2023
    Green Marine, Human Capital, Outlook & Strategy, Regulation & Policy, Rules & Regulation, Vessels

    The International Maritime Organization (IMO) International Day for Women in Maritime is celebrated annually on the 18th of May and aims to honour women in the industry and encourage recruitment, retention and continued employment in the sector. This is the second International Day for Women in Maritime and it seeks to highlight the importance of collaboration and […]

  • Human factor in extremes

    11 March 2013

    The maritime industry often has the focus on the developments and innovations regarding the build of vessels, the electrical adj ustments, financing and regulatory factors. What about the people who work on board vessels? What kind of factors do they encounter and what kind of effect does this have on their ability to work? Hein […]

  • UK’s Secretary of State for Transport Sees Arrival of New Cranes at Felixstowe Port

    6 December 2011
    Equipment, Technology

    The UK’s Secretary of State for Transport, the Rt Hon Justine Greening MP, has visited the Port of Felixstowe, the country’s largest container port, to see it take delivery of its latest consignment of new cranes. Whilst at the port, the Secretary of State met with senior management of the port, before a tour of […]

  • NOAA Presents New Nautical Chart for Northern Sea Route

    23 May 2012
    Business & Finance

    NOAA formally presented yesterday to Alaska officials a new nautical chart for Kotzebue Sound in the Alaskan Arctic, a sparsely charted region that is seeing increased vessel traffic because of the significant loss of summer sea ice. The new chart depicts the full range of depth measurements and object detection acquired during a full ocean […]

  • USA: NASA/WHOI to Explore Link Between Sea Saltiness and Climate

    6 September 2012

    A NASA-sponsored expedition is set to sail to the North Atlantic’s saltiest spot to get a detailed, 3-D picture of how salt content fluctuates in the ocean’s upper layers and how these variations are related to shifts in rainfall patterns around the planet. The research voyage is part of a multi-year mission, dubbed the Salinity […]

  • Study calls for urgent action on cutting emissions from existing ships

    15 June 2020
    Regulation & Policy, Transition, Vessels

    Urgent action is needed to target emissions from the existing ships in order to deliver on what is dictated by the global Paris Agreement, according to a University of Manchester study published today in the new journal BMC Energy. The sector also has to up its game if it is to deliver on the IMO 2050 […]

  • Harland & Wolff taking over BiFab Methil, Arnish sites

    12 February 2021
    Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects

    Owner of the Harland & Wolff shipyards, InfraStrata, is acquiring the assets of Scotland’s Burntisland Fabrication (BiFab) at Methil in Fife and Arnish in Western Isles. BiFab officially went into administration in December 2020 after a deal for jacket foundation work for the Neart Na Gaoithe (NnG) offshore wind farm at the Methil site fell […]

  • Dutch shipbuilding sector expects growth in 2014

    8 May 2014

    The Dutch shipbuilding cluster and maritime suppliers achieved good results in 2013, Netherlands Maritime Technology has reported. The total annual turnover increased from € 6.1 billion in 2012 to € 6.4 billion in 2013. Moreover, the substantially larger order portfolios compared to the previous year indicate further growth in 2014. Netherlands Maritime Technology expects a further increase […]

  • Interview: Scrubbers Winning Owners’ Hearts ahead of 2020 Sulphur Cap

    25 July 2018
    Business & Finance, Rules & Regulation

    Scrubber technology gaining in popularity ahead of 2020 sulphur cap.

  • US ports seeking $3.5 billion in COVID-19 relief funding

    11 December 2020
    Business & Finance, Infrastructure, Ports & Logistics

    The American Association of Port Authorities (AAPA), the collective voice of America’s seaports, together with a host of other maritime transportation entities are asking for $3.5 billion in COVID-19 relief funding to be made available for the U.S. maritime transportation sector. The organizations sent joint letters to Congressional leadership and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin this week, saying the funding is needed […]

  • SEALNG COO: no alternative fuel can match LNG

    20 February 2019

    As 2020 looms, there is growing consensus that LNG is the best solution for today and into the future towards 2050, as there are no alternative solutions that can match LNG’s emissions profile and scalability.

  • MDL Exhibits at Miami Port and Terminal Technology Conference (USA)

    18 May 2012

    The Miami Port and Terminal Technology USA 2012 4th international conference and exhibition saw the launch of the industry’s first custom designed 4D (X,Y,Z and TIME) land and marine survey vessel. Following the success of their Dynascan mobile mapping system (the world’s first truly portable LiDAR system) and the increasing market demand for a combined […]

  • UK: Measurement Devices Launches 4D Hydrographic Survey Vessel

    18 May 2012
    Business & Finance

    The Miami Port and Terminal Technology USA 2012 4th international conference and exhibition saw the launch of the industry’s first custom designed 4D (X,Y,Z and TIME) land and marine survey vessel. Following the success of their Dynascan mobile mapping system (the world’s first truly portable LiDAR system) and the increasing market demand for a combined […]

  • USA: ASU’s Senior Scientist Develops Sensorbots for Ocean Exploration

    23 December 2011
    Business & Finance, Equipment

    Futuristic robots may be coming soon to an ocean. Sensorbots are spherical devices equipped with biogeochemical sensors, that promise to open a new chapter in the notoriously challenging exploration of earth’s largest ecosystem—the ocean. The devices are being designed and developed in the laboratory of Professor Deirdre Meldrum, ASU Senior Scientist and Director of the […]

  • Navy Names New Scripps Research Vessel ‘Sally Ride’ (USA)

    16 April 2013
    Business & Finance, Research & Development

    U.S. Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus announced the nation’s newest research vessel will be named R/V Sally Ride, in honor of the former UC San Diego faculty member who was the first American female astronaut and the youngest American to fly in space. The ship is owned by the U.S. Navy, will be operated […]