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Nexans wired into Borssele 1&2 at 66kV

Nexans has secured a contract from Orsted to supply and install array cables for the 752MW Borssele 1&2 offshore wind farm complex off the coast of the Netherlands.

Port of Valencia, Port of Montreal join TradeLens blockchain project

Valenciaport, one of the largest ports in Europe by volume, and the Port of Montreal, Eastern Canada’s largest container port, have joined Maersk and IBM’s TradeLens project

USCG awards 12th BWMS Type Approval Certificate

The US Coast Guard Marine Safety Center issued the 12th Coast Guard Ballast Water Management System type approval certificate to Qingdao Headway Technology Co., for its OceanGuard BWMS.

3D classification process applied to naval vessel

Bureau Veritas, Naval Group and Dassault Systèmes announced that a 3D classification process has been applied to a naval vessel for the first time. 

ABS: Guidance on smart function implementation

ABS issued guidance providing the marine and offshore industries an actionable framework for owners, operators and equipment manufacturers to take smart steps today in preparation for an environmentally sustainable future.

Port of Rotterdam welcomes ‘polluter pays’ principle

The Transport Committee of the European Parliament adopted the Meissner report on the Port Reception Facilities and gave a mandate to the Rapporteur to start negotiations

MSC earns global certification for Quality Management (ISO 9001:2015)

Following an audit process this year, the certification company DNV GL confirmed that all MSC cargo shipping agencies worldwide are now certified to ISO 9001:2015, the business assurance standard related to Quality Management Systems.

Rolls-Royce to deliver design and ship equipment for Belgium’s new research vessel

Rolls-Royce has been awarded a contract by the Spanish ship builder Freire to deliver ship design and equipment systems for a new oceanographic research vessel for Belgium.

Philly Shipyard Expects “Significant” Losses Through 2019

On Monday, American shipbuilder Philly Shipyard said that it posted a net loss of $36 million for the year to date, including a $17 million write-off for the cancellation of two container ships for TOTE Maritime. 

Russia Revises Northern Sea Route Ice Class Requirements

Russia's Ministry of Transport has announced changes to ice navigation criteria for the Northern Sea Route (NSR).

Container Lines and Terminal Operators Sign Blockchain MOU

Nine ocean carriers and terminal operators have signed an MOU to form a consortium to develop the Global Shipping Business Network , an open digital platform based on distributed ledger technology. 

James Fisher digs in offshore

James Fisher Subsea Excavation has introduced two new ultra-low draft tools for the European offshore wind market.

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