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  • Havyard to design four AHTS vessels for Grupo CBO (Brazil)

    29 August 2014
    Business & Finance, Equipment

    Havyard Design & Solutions has announced that the company will deliver ship design and equipment for four anchor handling tug supply (AHTS) vessels. The vessels are to be built and operated by the Brazilian shipping company and shipyard group Grupo CBO. The contract has been entered into by Havyard Design & Solutions, which is responsible […]

  • OTT’s Monitoring System Protects Water Quality During Dredging of Somerset Levels (UK)

    1 July 2014
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Project & Tenders, Technology

    A special monitoring system is helping protect water quality on the Somerset Levels and Moors where a major dredging operation is under way following severe flooding. The system, which was supplied by OTT Hydrometry and installed by Wavelength Environmental, is designed to protect the river ecology by issuing email alerts if water quality deteriorates beyond […]

  • NASSIMA: ACICO YACHTS PUTS ITSELF ON THE MAP WITH 49 METRE MEGAYACHT

    6 November 2012

    One of the attention grabbers at the latest Monaco Yacht Show was undoubtedly motoryacht Nassima. The yacht was built by up-and-coming superyacht builder Acico Yachts. The history of the yacht project is closely linked with the origination of the shipyard. It was in 2010, when the order for Nassima had just been placed with Dutch […]

  • SMM: GL Expands Maritime Perspectives (Germany)

    5 September 2012

    Efficiency, Innovation and Integration, these were the watchwords for the maritime industry of today and the future at the GL Group’s press conference at SMM 2012 in Hamburg. The members of the media and industry stakeholders who had assembled for the presentations were first addressed by GL Group CEO Erik van der Noordaa, who looked […]

  • GL Group – Expanding Maritime Perspectives (Germany)

    5 September 2012
    Business & Finance

    Efficiency, Innovation and Integration, these were the watchwords for the maritime industry of today and the future at the GL Group’s press conference at SMM 2012 in Hamburg. The members of the media and industry stakeholders who had assembled for the presentations were first addressed by GL Group CEO Erik van der Noordaa, who looked […]

  • VIDEO: MBARI Develops New Underwater Camera

    22 January 2015
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Research & Development

    MBARI engineers have designed a new underwater camera and lighting system which they hope will be simple and inexpensive enough so that almost any researcher could build one. The SeeStar project, as it is called, began as the brainchild of marine biologist Steve Haddock and Electrical Engineer Chad Kecy. Haddock, an expert on jellies, wanted […]

  • Hydrex Founder Speaks about Evolution of Stern Tube Seal Repairs

    18 November 2013
    Business & Finance

    Hydrex was established in Antwerp in 1974 by Boud Van Rompay. Since then it has steadily grown into a company the shipping and offshore industry can depend upon whenever there are tough and difficult jobs to do as well as for regular, routine maintenance and repair tasks. Hydrex has built a reputation as the leading […]

  • World’s First LNG-Powered Inland Waterway Tanker

    15 February 2012

    For the past few years, a healthy competition has been going on to build the most innovative and eco-friendly inland waterway ship. Recently, motor tanker Amulet won a Ship of the Year award for its reduced fuel consumption. This issue’s Argonon is sure to be on the shortlist for next year’s award. Where motor tanker […]

  • Shipyard Grave Completes River Cruise Vessel for Bulgarian Owner

    22 April 2012

    Splash bang in the centre of Grave, a little fortified town with a history dating back to 1140 in the south-east of the Netherlands, we find Shipyard Grave. Established in 1957 on the river bank of the Meuse, the shipyard has built a solid reputation with the construction of numerous river cruise vessels, ferries, chemical […]

  • SMM: GL Sees Bright Future for LNG as Ship Fuel, Germany

    4 September 2012

    Efficiency, Innovation and Integration, these were the watchwords for the maritime industry of today and the future at the GL Group’s press conference at SMM 2012 in Hamburg today. The members of the media and industry stakeholders who had assembled for the presentations were first addressed by GL Group CEO Erik van der Noordaa, who […]

  • Lyra – Dutch Pilotage Tender Born Under a Lucky Star at Barkmeijer Shipyards

    16 September 2013

    On 5 July 2013, Barkmeijer hosted a double celebration with the naming ceremony of the High Speed Tender Lyra and the launching of the Pilot Station Vessel (PSV) Procyon. Pilot Tender Lyra is the third of a series of five Pilot Tenders currently being built for the ‘Nederlandse Loodswezen’ (Dutch Pilotage) by Barkmeijer Shipyards. This […]

  • Watch live: Former Exxon CEO at Senate’s confirmation hearing

    11 January 2017

    The U.S. President-elect Donald Trump in December 2016 elected ExxonMobil CEO Tillerson as his choice for secretary of state. Tillerson then announced his resignation from Exxon after 40 years with the company. Engineer by training, Tillerson, who had acted as chairman and chief executive officer of ExxonMobil, recently reached a deal to sever all ties with the […]

  • UK player’s affiliates find work on Eni’s CCS project destined to serve HyNet

    28 May 2025
    Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Project & Tenders, Transition

    With over 200 companies in its arsenal, RSK Group, a UK-headquartered environmental and engineering solutions provider, has disclosed assignments for eight of its business arms at a carbon capture and storage (CCS) project, which is being brought to life by Italy’s Eni, to contribute to the delivery of CO2 transportation and storage infrastructure designed to facilitate the HyNet CO2 pipeline.

  • Germany charters four floating LNG terminals, cutting dependence on Russia

    5 May 2022
    Authorities & Government, Business Developments & Projects, Infrastructure, Outlook & Strategy, Ports & Logistics, Regulation & Policy, Transition, Vessels, Vision

    Germany’s government has entered into charter agreements to secure four floating liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminals, representing one of the first big steps to cut the country’s dependence on Russian gas.

  • Three pathways to decarbonization of shipping

    16 April 2020
    Outlook & Strategy, Research & Development, Transition

    There are three potential fuel pathways toward developing zero-emission vessels and decarbonizing the future of shipping, according to ABS. The US-based classification society just released the 2020 Setting the Course to Low-Carbon Shipping — Pathways to Sustainable Shipping outlook, which maps out the path toward decarbonization goals of the global fleet. The three fuel pathways […]

  • Interview: Tackling the Rise of Vessel Traffic in the Arctic

    29 November 2016
    Rules & Regulation

    As the global demand for commodities continues to increase and the Arctic summer sea ice continues shrinking, the shipping companies are already preparing for the possible surge in ship traffic on two major Arctic sea routes. Although it would not be possible to open the Northwest Passage in Canada and the Northern Sea Route in Russia year round, shipowners […]

  • Innovation by cooperation

    5 November 2013

    Innovation and research, two words that are extremely important to the Dutch maritime industry. The Dutch are famous for their innovations and to stay a frontrunner, they work hard to make their products and methods even more efficient, sustainable or better adapted, as individual companies as well as in joint projects between companies, knowledge institutes […]

  • UK: Climate Change Minister to Launch Pentland Firth and Orkney Waters Marine Energy Park

    30 July 2012

    The Pentland Firth and Orkney Waters in the North of Scotland will today confirm their place on the global marine energy map with the launch of the area as a Marine Energy Park. Energy and Climate Change Minister Greg Barker will welcome the launch of the marine park during a visit to Thurso in Caithness, […]

  • Pentland Firth and Orkney Waters Open Marine Energy Park (UK)

    30 July 2012
    Business & Finance, Research & Development

    The Pentland Firth and Orkney Waters in the North of Scotland will today confirm their place on the global marine energy map with the launch of the area as a Marine Energy Park. Energy and Climate Change Minister Greg Barker will welcome the launch of the marine park during a visit to Thurso in Caithness, […]

  • Micanti Antifouling – A Hairy Solution for a Hairy Problem

    3 October 2016

    The last time a battle ship was transferred to the water at the old navy yard near the central station of Amsterdam, was more than a hundred years ago. Today, as with many industrial heritage sites, the area is a creative hub for start-ups. Micanti is one of these new companies and yet they are doing […]

  • Shell Ocean Discovery XPRIZE Gets Nine Finalists

    8 March 2018
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Operations & Maintenance, Research & Development

    XPRIZE has announced nine finalist teams advancing in the $7-million Shell Ocean Discovery XPRIZE, a three-year global competition challenging teams to advance ocean technologies for rapid, unmanned and high-resolution ocean exploration. XPRIZE will award each finalist an equal share of a $1 million milestone prize for the ocean mapping and imaging technologies they have developed. […]

  • Fit for (sustainable) future: Onshore power supply gaining ground in European ports

    16 July 2024
    Business Developments & Projects, Infrastructure, Outlook & Strategy, Ports & Logistics, Transition

    Ports in Europe are increasingly implementing shore power projects in an effort to stay ahead of the global decarbonization game and comply with EU regulations.

  • The MOONEN 124 displacement superyacht Northlander: “It may be the best of its size”

    7 December 2009

    The Moonen 124 evolved several years ago out of a preliminary design for a Moonen 120. At the time, the Moonen 120 was to be the largest of a new Displacement Series being developed by Moonen and René van der Velden Yacht Design. When the hull was stretched to 124 feet, as the design evolved […]

  • SCALDIS SMC: Lifting at a higher level

    27 October 2015

    Based in Antwerp, Scaldis Salvage & Marine Contractors has just celebrated its 20th anniversary as an offshore marine contractor, specialising in transportation and installation works, civil constructions and salvage jobs. Since entering the offshore renewable market in 2007, there has been no looking back for Scaldis. The company has played a role in nearly all […]

  • GL Hellenic Technical Committee Gathers Greek Maritime Community

    8 March 2013
    Business & Finance

    The annual GL Hellenic Technical Committee was held in Athens yesterday. The Committee brings together representatives from the Greek maritime community, to hear and discuss presentations from both GL and external experts. This year, GL’s experts provided the Committee members with an update on the latest market trends and shipbuilding technology and examined some key […]