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Intertek expands testing support for ASC Shipbuilding’s Hunter Class Frigate Program in Australia

The state-of-the-art frigates will not only be used by the Royal Australian Navy for defence, but also for humanitarian and disaster relief efforts.

Autonomous mine hunting technology trialled on the Clyde

The Royal Navy has taken a step closer to deploying autonomous mine hunting technology on front-line operations after a successful trial with an autonomous boat in Scotland.

Damen Naval signs contract with Lloyd’s Register for new frigate for Colombia

Colombian shipbuilder COTECMAR will build the frigate on its shipyard in Colombia.

Konecranes receives $46.8 million portal jib order from the US Navy

Konecranes has received its fifth portal jib order from the US Navy, part of an agreement initially announced in December 2019.

Green passenger ferry with COSCO SHIPPING paintwork starts operation in Hamburg

HADAG has put its latest green-energy hybrid passenger ferry into operation.

AI to combat illegal fishing and enhance vessel tracking

“IUU fishing results in up to $25 billion in annual economic losses, and fishing vessels engaged in IUU often commit human rights violations like human trafficking and modern slavery”

Babcock awards milestone recycling contract in UK’s Submarine Dismantling Project

Swiftsure will be the first decommissioned UK nuclear-powered submarine to be fully dismantled and disposed of.

Germany and Norway propose to strengthen the protection of underwater infrastructure

Germany and Norway propose establishing five underwater monitoring centers to protect NATO’s critical underwater infrastructure.

In 2025, France will start financing work on a new-generation aircraft carrier

PA NG will be the largest warship ever built in Europe.

W&O signs multi-year supply framework with Damen Naval for F126 frigates

W&O Supply has signed a framework agreement with Damen Naval to supply valves, filters and instrumentation for the construction of German Navy's multi-purpose combat vessel.

Works start on the first next-generation Offshore Patrol Vessel for the Italian Navy

The steel cutting ceremony for the first of four next-generation Offshore Patrol Vessels (OPVs) that Fincantieri will build for the Italian Navy took place today at the Riva Trigoso shipyard (Genoa).

Revolutionize fishing with Naoned digital twin project

Marinelec Technologies developed the analytical econometric technology, and the data will engage with other environmental, sea state, operational, and operating conditions factors.

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