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HMCS Harry DeWolf officially delivered to the Royal Canadian Navy

Navy
On July 31, 2020 at CFB Halifax dockyard, HMCS Harry DeWolf Arctic and Offshore Patrol Ship (AOPS) was officially delivered to the Royal Canadian Navy (RCN).

Sleipnir breaks own record with 10100 mT jacket lift

Subsea Technology
Heerema’s SSCV Sleipnir has safely and sustainably removed Shell’s 10100 mT Brent Alpha jacket. This single jacket lift breaks Sleipnir’s recent record for lifting the 8100 mT Jotun-B jacket.

Autonomous unmanned robot will hunt for plastic in the Arctic

News
Akvaplan-niva has been awarded a 2 year project by the Norwegian Retailers’ Environment Fund (Handelens Miljøfond).

Tideworks’ new terminal operating system goes live at MIT

Digitalization
Manzanillo International Terminal marks successful deployment of Tideworks’ latest TOS, Mainsail 10

Houlder wins contract for IoMSPC’s new purpose-built vessel

NewBuilds
New vessel design meets challenges of Irish Sea route and dramatic changes in vessel capacity

Boluda Towage Europe takes on two new tugs from Damen Shipyard Group

NewBuilds
The newbuild 85-tonnes bollard pull tugs will be delivered by Damen in December 2020.

Just In Time Arrival Guide issued to support smarter, more efficient shipping

Safety & Regulations
​A new Just In Time Arrival Guide which aims to provide both port and shipping sectors with practical guidance on how to facilitate Just In Time Arrivals has been released.

World’s first effort to stably supply ammonia fuel to oceangoing vessels

R&D
Joint R&D starts for use of ammonia in marine transportation to reduce GHG emissions

NKT to install a high-voltage DC power cable system for the BorWin5 project

Subsea Technology
NKT awarded turnkey high-voltage DC power cable for the offshore wind connection BorWin5

Costa Cruises restarts vacations from September 6

Passenger Fleet
The return to cruising will be progressive, involving an increasing number of ships.

Ports of Auckland gets consent to deepen Auckland’s shipping channel

Ports
Consent safeguards Auckland's vital international supply line

IMO assisting in MV Wakashio oil spill response

Maritime Accidents
Approximately 3,894 tonnes of low-sulphur fuel oil, 207 tonnes of diesel and 90 tonnes of lubricant oil were on board the MV Wakashio.
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