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WASSP WMB-3250 Independent Report Released
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WASSP WMB-3250 Independent Report Released

WASSP Ltd, a leading multi-beam manufacturer, has announced the release of an independent report on their WMB-3250 Multibeam Sonar. Based in New Zealand, WASSP Ltd have been supplying its Multibeam systems globally since 2007 and have over 700 systems being used in the commercial fishing industry an

about 12 years ago
APM Terminals Posts Strong Results
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APM Terminals Posts Strong Results

APM Terminals’ focus on delivering competitive solutions in the market translated into strong first quarter performance. The company announced a profit of USD 215m (USD 166m). ROIC was 14.0% (12.0%). Profit, excluding divestment gains and impairment losses, was USD 217m (USD 161m). Container volumes

about 12 years ago
Konecranes to Supply RTGs to DP World’s New Terminal in Turkey
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Konecranes to Supply RTGs to DP World’s New Terminal in Turkey

In March 2014 Konecranes received a major order for eighteen Konecranes Rubber Tired Gantry (RTG) cranes from DP World’s Yarimca container terminal in Turkey. The all-electric cable reel RTGs will be delivered in 2015. Konecranes has previously delivered container handling equipment to DP World term

about 12 years ago
EXCLUSIVE: Interview with HYPACK’s Chief Operations Officer
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EXCLUSIVE: Interview with HYPACK’s Chief Operations Officer

In the following interview, Mr. Harold Orlinsky, Chief Operations Officer of HYPACK, which is one of the most successful providers of hydrographic and navigation software worldwide, explains the company’s latest achievements, business plans and future goals. What can you tell us about the company’

about 12 years ago
The Netherlands: Beatrixhaven Expansion Program Moves Ahead
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The Netherlands: Beatrixhaven Expansion Program Moves Ahead

Beatrixhaven, one of Eemshaven Port’s docking basins, is undergoing its final expansion phase to become a specialised offshore wind hub. Groningen Seaports invested over EUR 56 million in the project, and it is gearing up to become a big player in the offshore wind industry. Beatrixhaven will featur

about 12 years ago
UK: WaveWalker 1 Receives Another Award
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UK: WaveWalker 1 Receives Another Award

The innovative walking jack-up platform WaveWalker 1 was presented with the Product and Equipment Innovation Award at the prestigious Ground Engineering (GE) Awards ceremony in London last week. WaveWalker 1, developed by Fugro and Van Oord, is an innovative, eight-legged ‘walking’ jack-up barge (se

about 12 years ago
New LUXUS Dropplate from MacArtney
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New LUXUS Dropplate from MacArtney

MacArtney has introduced the new LUXUS Dropplate – a simple and innovative underwater camera platform enabling marine operators to perform instant and effective underwater investigations by means of three LUXUS Power LED lights and any LUXUS camera. A rugged and stable inspection platform Manufactur

about 12 years ago
UK: National Oceanography Centre Partners with IMarEST
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UK: National Oceanography Centre Partners with IMarEST

The National Oceanography Centre (NOC) announced a two-year partnership with the Institute of Marine Engineering Science and Technology (IMarEST). Engaging with the global marine industry topped NOC’s reasons for partnering the Institute which counts 15,000 marine professionals from more than 100 co

about 12 years ago
VIDEO: River Parrett Dredging Progresses Well (UK)
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VIDEO: River Parrett Dredging Progresses Well (UK)

The Environment Agency is currently dredging at both banks of the River Parrett downstream of Moorland House Farm. They have so far removed over 7,600m³ of silt along a 445 metre length. There are currently 3 excavating machines working 5 days a week. Over the next couple of weeks the following acti

about 12 years ago
Survey to Map Scotland’s Marine Environment Begins
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Survey to Map Scotland’s Marine Environment Begins

Marine ecologists and oceanography experts from the Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) have yesterday embarked on a four week survey as part of ongoing work to improve scientific understanding of Scotland’s natural marine environment. Utilising SEPA’s survey vessel, the Sir John Murray, d

about 12 years ago
UK: Kennet and Avon Canal in Need of Repairs
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UK: Kennet and Avon Canal in Need of Repairs

People in Wiltshire and Berkshire are invited to take a charity boat trip along the scenic Kennet and Avon Canal on Sunday, 25 May. The trips will raise money for vital repairs to the waterway, which was damaged by the torrential weather earlier in the year. These trips, which are being run by the K

about 12 years ago
Port of Tallinn: New Quay to Satisfy Growing Demands (Estonia)
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Port of Tallinn: New Quay to Satisfy Growing Demands (Estonia)

The Port of Tallinn opened on Saturday the new 9,34 million euro cruise ship quay, which allows the port to receive larger cruise ships than before. “For the Port of Tallinn, the construction of the new quay was the largest single investment last year,” said Alan Kiil, the Board Member of AS Tallinn

about 12 years ago
Prime Minister Visits Port of Tyne (UK)
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Prime Minister Visits Port of Tyne (UK)

The Prime Minister the Rt Hon David Cameron popped into the Port of Tyne last week. Accompanied by Martin Callanan MEP, the Prime Minister took in a bird’s eye view of the Port from the top of a 70m high container shipping crane. The new gantry crane, costing £6m, was installed at the end of [&helli

about 12 years ago
Maritime Administration of Latvia Adopts CARIS Bathy DataBASE
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Maritime Administration of Latvia Adopts CARIS Bathy DataBASE

The Maritime Administration of Latvia, Hydrographic Office, has become the latest user of CARIS Bathy DataBASE for managing its increasing volumes of bathymetric data. Latvia is an IHO member state and is responsible for hydrographic surveys, paper and electronic chart production as well as maritime

about 12 years ago
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