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Tekmar covers Borssele 3&4 wires

Wind Energy
Tekmar Energy has been contracted by Van Oord to provide cable protection systems for the over 731MW Borssele 3&4 offshore wind farm off the Dutch coast.

Shenzhen Maritime Bureau inks order for electric vessel at Huangpu Wenchong Shipyard

NewBuilds
CSSC Huangpu Wenchong Shipyard has signed shipbuilding contract with Shenzhen Maritime Bureau to build an all-electric battery-powered service ship.

Video: DP World delivering smarter trade solutions for a better world

Videos
DP World enables smart trade solutions to unlock greater performance and efficiency for our customers

Augmented reality brings safety training to life

Ports
Using augmented reality to train workers may seem like a science fiction, but for employees at APM Terminals Brazil, it’s a reality.

ISO issues first set of global standards for drones

Digitalization
As part of the increased use of drones worldwide, the International Organization for Standardization has published a draft version of the first ever set of standards for drone operations to apply globally

IMO joins world leaders and maritime experts at Sustainable Blue Economy Conference

Safety & Regulations
How do we harness the potential of our oceans and seas to improve the lives of all, while conserving them for future generations?

Fincantieri Cuts Steel for New MSC Cruises Ship

NewBuilds
MSC Cruises has named the first of two new Seaside EVO cruise ships at a steel cutting ceremony at Fincantieri's shipyard in Italy.

American Cruise Ship Captain Fined Over Fuel Sulfur Content

Passenger Fleet
On Monday, a court in Marseille fined cruise ship master Capt. Evans Hoyt $110,000 for using fuel with a sulfur content measuring 0.18 percentage points above a disputed limit.

EU Joins Complaint Over S. Korean Shipbuilding Subsidies

Naval Engineering
The EU has signaled that it will join Japan in a formal World Trade Organization complaint against South Korean shipbuilding subsidies, citing the impact on European shipyards and maritime equipment manufacturers

Predicting Port Costs

Ports
There are inherent difficulties in accurately predicting the port costs, which forms a significant part of the voyage costs.

HMS Dragon conducts operations with F-35 in Middle East

Navy
The Royal Navy’s Type 45 Daring-class destroyer HMS Dragon has become the first warship in the UK to conduct operations with F-35 Lightning II fighter jets in the Middle East.

Fisher reels in London Array deals

Wind Energy
James Fisher has secured a number of inspection and maintenance contracts at the 630MW London Array wind farm off south-east England.
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