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Special wash & bush-up for Normand Reach | |
Shiprepair eNews June 2017 Normand Reach a construction support vessel (CSV) owned by Solstad Offshore ASA stopped off at Gibdock in Gibraltar for a quick high specification clean up before departing for Western Australia to provide light construction services for McDermott. | |
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Series X marks the spot | |
Ship & Boat International: eNews June 2017
Hatteland Display has commercially launched its new display system, the Series X 55” Ultra High Definition Chart & Planning Table. | |
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NYC Ferries network up and running | |
Ship & Boat International: eNews June 2017
The first batch of the Incat Crowther-designed ferries that will comprise Hornblower’s New York City (NYC) Ferries network have officially entered service. | |
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First Australian client for Feadship | |
Ship & Boat International: eNews June 2017
Feadship has launched its first ever yacht for an Australian client, in the form of the 73m loa, twin-screw motor yacht Hasna. | |
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Moose Boats wins ERRV contract | |
Ship & Boat International: eNews June 2017 Californian naval architect and boatbuilder Moose Boats has been contracted to build a new emergency response and recovery vessel (ERRV) for Rhode Island’s Newport Fire Department. | |
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Abyss Aqua returns to Maritime Partner | |
Ship & Boat International: eNews June 2017
Ocean farming services provider Abyss Aqua has returned to boatbuilder Maritime Partner with an order for a new Alusafe 1500 light diving vessel (LDV). | |
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Significant Small Ships of 2017 - open for entries | |
Ship & Boat International: eNews June 2017
The Ship & Boat International team has started work on this year’s edition of the annual RINA journal Significant Small Ships, profiling approximately 30 new vessels sized between 5-100m and officially delivered in 2017 (with the exception of prototypes). | |
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Cutting cabin costs | |
The Naval Architect: June 2017 Research by Meyer Werft as part of the EU JOULES project has identified significant energy saving potential in a decentralised approach to passenger ship HVAC. | |
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Cradle of innovation | |
The Naval Architect: June 2017 Ship design and ship operations continue to be bolstered by new, technologically empowered approaches. Nick Danese, NDAR, presents highlights from COMPIT 2017, a conference dedicated to the latest leaps and bounds in maritime technology. | |
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MOSS improvement to fuel global growth | |
The Naval Architect: June 2017 MISC Berhad (MISC) is expanding its LNG fleet with five 150,200m3 Seri C Class MOSS carriers. Its Project Management Team tells The Naval Architect about the cutting-edge engineering technology being deployed and how this technology is helping to build a better world. | |
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New concrete dry dock for Marisco | |
Shiprepair eNews May 2017 Singapore based GL Engineering & Construction Pte Ltd (GL E&C).have just delivered a large concrete floating dry dock to Marisco Limited, which will be used for the construction, maintenance as well as repair of ships and naval crafts, serving international clients from the owner’s base in Hawaii. | |
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Autonomy in small doses | |
Offshore Marine Technology: 2nd Quarter 2017
On the face of it, the offshore oil and gas sector currently seems an unlikely breeding ground for autonomous vessels – and yet that’s precisely the market that Rolls-Royce is targeting with two proposed unmanned vessel concepts. | |
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Norway raises its game in polar research | |
Offshore Marine Technology: 2nd Quarter 2017 Norway is set to realise a major development and transformation in its marine polar research capabilities through the commissioning, later this year, of the 100m Kronprins Haakon, now at an advanced stage of construction in Italy. | |
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Compact Huisman crane for wind turbines | |
Offshore Marine Technology: 2nd Quarter 2017
Huisman has released its new ‘Foldable Offshore Crane’ design, which, the company claims, was developed specifically for cost-effective offshore wind turbine maintenance operations. | |
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IMO urged to investigate return of tin in hull coatings | |
Shiprepair & Maintenance 2nd quarter 2017 The re-emergence of organotin in marine hull coatings is of increasing concern, with academics and environmentalists calling on IMO to investigate the use of tin in silicone-based foul release systems and other hull coatings. | |
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Eco-friendly retrofits prove a strength for Scandinavian yards | |
Shiprepair & Maintenance 2nd quarter 2017 Close proximity to one of Europe’s most significant Emission Control Areas (ECAs) has helped create strong local demand for work to make vessels more environmentally friendly. | |
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Editorial Comment | |
Shiprepair & Maintenance 2nd quarter 2017 Economic challenges mount but environmental opportunities open up. | |
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Hyper activity | |
Ship & Boat International: eNews May/June 2017
Blink and you might miss it – or, at the very least, mistake it for a high-speed interceptor craft or professional sports boat. | |
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The Icemann cometh | |
Ship & Boat International: eNews May/June 2017 Given its ability to safely transfer offshore personnel in temperatures as bitterly cold as -28°C, it’s perhaps no surprise that Ampelmann’s latest walk-to-work system, the N-Type, has been nicknamed the ‘Icemann’. | |
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From games to frames | |
Ship & Boat International: eNews May/June 2017
For some naval architects, virtual reality (VR) is proving a useful addition to the toolbox. | |
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Ireland braces for Thunder | |
Ship & Boat International: eNews May/June 2017
Safehaven Marine’s new XSV 17 class (see Ship & Boat International May/June 2017, pages 42-44) is to be put through its paces this summer, as it attempts to become the first ever vessel to circumnavigate both Ireland and the isolated islet of Rockall, situated apparently 500km northwest of the country. | |
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Pilot boats enter Arabian Gulf | |
Ship & Boat International: eNews May/June 2017
Another collaboration between Scotland’s Macduff Ship Design and Turkish builder Tor Marine has resulted in two new pilot vessels making their way to the Arabian Gulf in Q2. | |
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Eel 'n' chips | |
Ship & Boat International: eNews May/June 2017
If the brains behind the Terminator movie franchise ever decide to throw a few robotic killer snakes into the mix, the prototype Eelume looks like it could wriggle its way into any director’s good books. | |
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A consequential ruling | |
The Naval Architect: May 2017 Are shipbuilders liable for losses an operator incurs from a defective vessel? Tom Kelly, associate at global law firm Clyde & Co, considers the implications of the Star Polaris LLC-v-HHIC-Phil Inc case. | |
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Acoustic performance | |
The Naval Architect: May 2017 A recent condition monitoring study using acoustics emissions suggests it could offer a solution in situations where vibration analysis isn’t possible. | |
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Green tide for Norwegian coast | |
The Naval Architect: May 2017 Narve Mjøs, director of battery services & projects at DNV GL and program director of the Norwegian Green Coastal Program, discusses emissions, alternative fuels and how to incentivise green technologies for shipowners withThe Naval Architect | |
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Prototype launch and recovery system catches UAS flying at full speed | |
Warship Technology: May 2017 A recent demonstration has paved the way for self-contained, portable equipment that can launch and retrieve unmanned aircraft from ships or other mobile units | |
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Type 45 to get third diesel generator to overcome problems | |
Warship Tehnology: May 2017 A project intended to implement a solution to longstanding problems with the power and propulsion of the UK Royal Navy’s Type 45 destroyers is to take the form of a third diesel generator, to be fitted to the ships when they undergo planned maintenance. | |
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Progress made but risks apparent for QE class programme, says report | |
Warship Technology: May 2017 The National Audit Office (NAO) in the UK says the Ministry of Defence has made good progress since it last reported on delivering aircraft carriers, but faces a number of strategic risks which could have a significant impact on delivery. | |
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Into shallow waters | |
Ship & Boat International: eNews April 2017
Kongsberg Maritime has launched its “first ever” in-house developed survey vessel, in the form of a two-man catamaran, dubbed the GeoSwath Compact Survey Vessel (CSV). | |
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First Salt 200 Starfish hits the North Sea | |
Ship & Boat International: eNews April 2017
Norwegian yard Kleven Werft has completed the first of six sister anchor handling tug and supply (AHTS) vessels built to the particulars of compatriot architect Salt Ship Design’s Salt 200 Starfish class | |
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Sisters of rock | |
Ship & Boat International: eNews April 2017
Jan De Nul is set to take delivery of two China-built, 6,200dwt multipurpose sister vessels, in a bid to diversify from its traditional dredger fleet management operations. | |
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Bonny Island's Confidence boost | |
Ship & Boat International: eNews April 2017
Singapore-based shipbuilder and repair specialist SAM Aluminium has delivered the first two in a series of four catamaran ferries to Nigeria Liquefied Natural Gas (NLNG). | |
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Global growth for AUVs | |
Ship & Boat International: eNews April 2017
The autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) market is expected to grow steadily over the next six years, according to data released by Stratistics Market Research Consulting (MRC). | |
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Clan gathering for Arklow | |
Ship & Boat International: eNews April 2017
Dutch builder Ferus Smit has launched the fourth in a series of 10 open-hatch, single-deck, ice-classed cargo carriers for Ireland-based Arklow Shipping. | |
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