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The latest addition to the ongoing Get Set for Workboat 2050 series will focus on the practical implications of the rapid growth of autonomy for vessel operators, ports and the …
Two of Ziton's jack-ups Danish offshore wind services company Ziton has borrowed an undisclosed amount of money to keep its fleet on track as an O&M provider. The loan, agreed …
Aerial view of a typical impounding reservoir. Image from government website obtained from Severn Trent Water. Three construction consortia have been invited to tender to build a 150-billion-litre reservoir in …
Ignitis Group has proposed postponing the development of its Curonian Nord offshore wind farm in Lithuania, citing market uncertainty, financing challenges and the need to align the project timetable with …
Challenges facing offshore marine contractors today. Left: Iain Grainger; Right: Cinthya lopes, ABB Global marine contracting association IMCA has kicked off its annual conference in Antwerp pledging to be the …
Boluda Towage has named the latest Damen-built tug ‘VB Marte’ at a ceremony in Genoa. VB Marte naming ceremony in Genoa. Photo Credit: Damen Shipyards The ASD Tug 2813 was …
The 'Collaborating for Growth - Playbook” aims to attract companies to the offshore wind supply chain. Photo: Dogger Bank Wind Farm Blade failures, repair work and commissioning setbacks have pushed …
Orca AI in collaboration with Samsung Heavy Industries (SHI) have launched BerthView, a berthing assistance solution designed to provide continuous situational awareness from open water to port. BerthView uses feed …
Harwich Haven Authority (HHA) is reusing material from routine maintenance dredging to rebuild eroding sections of the Blackwater Estuary foreshore. The £2.5 million (€2.9 million) Beneficial Use of Dredged Sediment …
Two projects with particular relevance to the workboat sector have been picked as part of a €3.4 billion European Commission funding package aimed at accelerating net-zero technologies. The CATREF recycled …
Blasting and dredging has begun at Sweden’s Port of Gothenburg as part of as project that will allow the world’s largest container ships to use the port. The Skandia Gateway …
Source: Associated British Ports The Celtic Freeport has approved £9.2 million (€10.9 million) for upgrades at Criterion Quay and Ledwood’s quayside facilities, supporting Pembrokeshire’s role in the floating offshore wind …
DemoSATH floating wind technology A 2MW Spanish floating offshore wind project will extend its operations with a new Japanese partner to focus on technology optimisation and new construction methods. The …
Watercat M18 AMC multi-role combat boats by Marine Alutech The German Navy has ordered 15 combat boats for coastal operations from Marine Alutech, the Finnish combat and fast patrol boat …
Powering Up Offshore South Coast Project, Ireland Ireland has completed a major stage in planning the transmission infrastructure needed to bring offshore wind power ashore, with grid operator EirGrid concluding …
Cowes-based Diverse Marine will build three crew transfer vessels (CTVs) for OEG Marine Services, extending a partnership that began with the delivery of OEG Fulmar in 2025. The 26m vessels …
The first National Security Cutter, Bertholf, performs sea trials in Mobile Bay, Ala, Feb. 08, 2008. After meeting all requirements the cutter will be homported in Alameda, Ca. US Coast …
The UK’s next auction for renewable energy projects has been pushed back by at least two months, creating uncertainty for developers and the marine supply chain. The eighth Contracts for …
Three prominent organisations that Seawork has close ties with have joined forces to launch an International Workboat Code of Practice Guide, designed to support safer, more consistent standards across the …
BPA CEO Richard Ballantyne (left) with some of the team that put on the annual conference in Dover this week There are three main challenges facing ports today, the host …
The German Aerospace Center (Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt (DLR) has begun laying the keel for MODULARIS, a new research vessel designed to accelerate maritime technology testing and certification. …
TA’ZIZ has secured $2 billion in financing for its first world-scale methanol production plant in the UAE, which should provide wider benefits across the global transportation sector. The project is …
IMO regulations are not just failing to cut emissions, they are actively incentivising operators to game the system, says Rob Mortimer, founder of Fuelre4m, who will be presenting at Seawork …
Delegates from across the workboat industry thrashed out issues affecting the sector at Seawork’s Get Set for Workboat session in Rotterdam this week, with general agreement on the issues themselves, …
Seawork exhibitors Hefring Marine and Ecomar Propulsion have struck a partnership that they say will improve safety and operational efficiency at sea. The deal will see Hefring’s IMAS monitoring system …
British yacht builder Archipelago Expedition Yachts is pioneering methanol propulsion for yachts with a view to its use in commercial vessels. Working with naval architects Chartwell Marine, the companies aim …
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Acta Marine has taken delivery of Acta Pegasus, the latest addition to its growing Walk-to-Work fleet, as demand continues to build for specialised offshore wind support vessels in European waters …
Wärtsilä is supplying fuel-flexible engines for two new pusher tug vessels being built for AMAGGI at the Beconal shipyard in Manaus, Brazil. Designed for decarbonised operations, the vessels will operate …
The Spanish renewable energy company Reolum is forging ahead with advancing green methanol production in Spain, work that aims to strengthen renewable marine fuel supply for the heavy transport markets. …
Spanish innovation company Reolum is spending €700 million on a plant to make e-methanol especially for the maritime and aviation industries. The 26.8-hectare plant will be built in the Spanish …
Auramarine will deliver methanol, biofuel and HFO fuel supply systems for three new ‘Hansa Superstar’ class RoPax vessels ordered by Finnlines. The ships, designed by Deltamarin and scheduled for delivery …
Fuel-performance technology specialist Fuelre4m has strengthened its leadership team and expanded its UK footprint with the appointment of Paul Bayliss as general manager of Maritime and the opening of a …
Two French companies have signed a long-term industrial partnership to develop, integrate and certify hydrogen propulsion systems for catamarans of up to 30 metres in length. Green Navy, part of …
Green Navy and SECO Marine have signed a long-term partnership to advance hydrogen propulsion systems with the emphasis on a vessel design that is efficient, safe and ready for the …
Green Navy and SECO Marine have signed a long-term partnership to advance hydrogen propulsion systems with the emphasis on a vessel design that is efficient, safe and ready for the …
P&O Ferries has made a historic leap toward greener shipping as its vessel, the Pride of Hull, becomes the first ferry on the busy Hull–Rotterdam route to permanently operate on …
The world’s largest offshore structures will be able to board Allseas’ new vessel when it’s delivered – expanding heavy-lift and towing capacity for offshore industry. China’s Guangzhou Shipyard International has …
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ACUA Ocean’s unmanned surface vessel has completed reportedly the world’s first continuous, remote 24-hour offshore operation powered entirely by hydrogen The trial, conducted under hydrogen-electric power, saw PIONEER depart from …
To maintain its global leadership in subsea rock installation and support the offshore energy transition, Van Oord has announced the construction of two new state-of-the-art vessels Designed for high-capacity and …
ABB has unveiled a 3MW hydrogen fuel cell system, marking a major step towards alternative fuels for both the leisure and commercial marine sectors. Integrated into the newly launched 118.8-metre …
Stena Futura, the first methanol-ready NewMax hybrid ship for Stena Line, has successfully completed sea trials in China, marking a major vessel build milestone for the operator. The completion of …
Deltamarin is to design six cutting-edge methanol-ready RoPax ferries for Grimaldi Lines, marking a regional first for this type of alternative fuel. The agreement with China Merchants Jinling Shipyard (Weihai) …
China has launched its first high-power hydrogen-electric hybrid port vessel, a major step forward for the country in terms of port decarbonisation and alternative fuels adoption. Constructed by Jiangsu Zhenjiang …
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PowerCell’s Marine System 225 has received Type Approval from Lloyd’s Register, helping advance the use of hydrogen for vessel propulsion and alternative fuels at sea. The approval confirms that the …
A stand-out moment of the Seawork 2025 conference agenda this year was the second day session on Future fuels – Real world applications and industry learnings. The session kicked off …
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