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Pumping it up in NY | |
Ship & Boat International eNews: June 2021 Californian builder Moose Boats has delivered a new firefighting craft, Marine 1, to New York’s Rochester Fire Department (RFD). | |
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Feeding the wind farm boom | |
Offshore Marine Technology: 2nd Quarter 2021 GustoMSC has developed a new floating feeder solution. | |
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IMO mandate raises the stakes for cyber protection | |
IMO mandate raises the stakes for cyber protection The Naval Architect May 2021 | |
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Addressing and explaining EEXI ship power limitations | |
Addressing and explaining EEXI ship power limitations The Naval Architect May 2021 | |
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MOL's sails rise to the challenge | |
MOL’s sails rise to the challenge The Naval Architect May 2021 | |
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Ecospray offers smarter scrubbers | |
Ecospray offers smarter scrubbers The Naval Architect May 2021 | |
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Wallennius SOL ups its game | |
Wallennius SOL ups its game The Naval Architect May 2021 | |
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OOS muscle for hire | |
Offshore Marine Technology: 2nd Quarter 2021 OOS International has noted an increase in charter enquiries for its newly built semisubmersible heavy-lift crane accommodation vessels OOS Serooskerke and OOS Walcheren. | |
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Hawk's eye view | |
Offshore Marine Technology: 2nd Quarter 2021 Salunda Limited has produced its Crew Hawk system, developed to track the locations of both personnel and moving equipment in real time. | |
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Rebranding strengthens Wärtsilä's underwater focus | |
Shiprepair & Maintenance: 2nd Quarter 2021
The embedding of the former Trident business within the group has been consolidated in recent months | |
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Mixed fortunes for Swedish shipyards | |
Shiprepair & Maintenance: 2nd Quarter 2021
The Oskarhamsvarvet and Oresund shipyards have been through differing experiences over the past year | |
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Primeserve harnesses the power of digital tools | |
Shiprepair & Maintenance: 2nd Quarter 2021
While continuing to attend projects in person where possible, the MAN Energy Solutions’ turbocharger servicing business has made good use of new technology to support remote working | |
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Naval shipbuilder Babcock to focus on defence but shed less profitable businesses | |
Warship Technology May 2021 Aerospace, defence and security group Babcock, which is building the UK Royal Navy’s Type 31 frigates, is to rationalise its business portfolio, and is expecting to make around 1,000 staff redundant, mainly in the UK. The wide-ranging changes will see the company divest less profitable parts of the group but is not expected to affect its naval construction business. | |
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Integrated Review: implications for the Royal Navy and UK industry | |
Warship Technology May 2021 The outcome of the UK government’s Integrated Review of Security, Defence, Development and Foreign Policy has a number of implications for the future size and shape of the Royal Navy. | |
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DDG(X): divining the design of the US Navy's next destroyer | |
Warship Technology May 2021 As first highlighted in the March 2021 issue of Warship Technology, the US Navy is working to mature the acquisition approach and key technologies that will underpin delivery of its projected DDG Next (DDG[X]) guided missile destroyer. | |
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Canada's shipbuilding strategy 'slow to deliver ships, further delays possible' | |
Warship Technology May 2021 A report from Auditor General of Canada Karen Hogan tabled in the House of Commons in February concludes that Canada’s National Shipbuilding Strategy has been slow to deliver ships to meet Canada’s domestic and international obligations. | |
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Sense of belief returns to Italian repair yards | |
Shiprepair & Maintenance: 2nd Quarter 2021 Evidence of positive demand trends provide grounds for confidence that the future is looking brighter | |
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GDI to take drone inspections to a new level | |
Shiprepair & Maintenance: 2nd Quarter 2021 Specialist survey services offer financial and safety benefits, it is claimed | |
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Robotic sentinels patrol Plymouth Sound | |
Ship & Boat International eNews: May/June 2021 Plymouth Marine Laboratory (PML) has added an engine-free AutoNaut USV to its fleet. | |
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eMethanol for the masses | |
Ship & Boat International eNews: May/June 2021 | |
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Life in the fast lane | |
Ship & Boat International eNews: May/June 2021 Saffier Yachts is planning a summer launch for its Saffier Se 33 Life model. | |
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Li-ion power for the Lion City | |
Ship & Boat International eNews: May/June 2021 Penguin International has completed what it claims to be the first hybrid boat built and operated in Singapore. | |
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MAN Energy Solutions Showcases ME-GA Engine | |
The Naval Architect April 2021 First announced in 2019, the low-speed has been specifically designed to attract the LNG carrier segment
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Danish project targets enhanced voyage modelling | |
The Naval Architect April 2021 An ongoing ShippingLab partnership led by Vessel Performance Solutions will improve performance prediction and decision support | |
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Thruster noise spotlighted by smaller cruise ships | |
The Naval Architect April 2021 Tackling the problem has wider design implications, writes Kari Reinikainen. | |
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High noise, high blood pressure? | |
The Naval Architect April 2021 Is there a relationship between shipboard noise and hypertension among seafarers? | |
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UK's coastal highway to zero-carbon shipping | |
The Naval Architect April 2021 Richard Westgarth of BMT, and MarRI-UK coordinator Dr Tiffany Imron of the University of Strathclyde speak with The Naval Architect about the Zero-carbon Coastal Highway. | |
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Changing the channel | |
Ship & Boat International eNews: March/April 2021 Beautiful boats deserve beautiful marinas, and the increasing popularity of recreational boating has led to a number of these facilities. | |
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Free fuel for life | |
Ship & Boat International eNews: March/April 2021 A mixture of solar, wind and battery power will grant unlimited range to Tillberg Design of Sweden’s (TDoS’) proposed ultra-eco-friendly superyacht, Aegir 2.0. | |
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Surveying the scene | |
Ship & Boat International eNews: March/April 2021 The offshore wind ‘gold rush’ is back on track, following a brief plateau period in the mid-to-late 2010s. | |
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On the side of the angels | |
Ship & Boat International eNews: March/April 2021 The specifications for the CP420 Natale De Grazia have demanded the biggest self-righting and unsinkable fast patrol boat ever built in Italy. | |
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Scandinavian designs aid US wind boom | |
Offshore Marine Technology eNews: 1st Quarter 2021 Proponents of offshore wind power in the US remain bullish about the sector’s prospects, and orders for relevant support vessels are picking up pace. | |
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Drones up for inspection | |
Offshore Marine Technology: 1st Quarter 2021 There has been an increasing use of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), or drones, for tank inspections on floating offshore installations over the last five years. | |
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Commitment to a hydrogen future | |
The Naval Architect March 2021 Decarbonisation of sea transport will be assisted by a Belgian pairing’s determined focus on hydrogen-based propulsion. | |
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Interesting times, but Finland has eyes on the future | |
The Naval Architect March 2021 The Finnish shipbuilding industry and maritime cluster experienced a tough 2020, with many uncertainties, but there are reasons for confidence. | |
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