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• Cable contract June 18, 2021
  Prysmian Group has been awarded a contract worth a total of around €140 million by the Turkish utility TEIAS for the design, supply, installation and commissioning of two high-voltage submarine power cable links, one between Europe and Asia, the other across the Izmit Gulf in Asia.
• Bold zero emissions plans for Vigo Bay June 18, 2021
  The Green Bay Project, which launched recently, is the first step towards a zero emissions future for the Bay of Vigo, Spain.
• Green dynamic positioning June 18, 2021
  A green dynamic positioning (DP) system has been developed that saves fuel and enables sailing efficiency.
• MCJ acquisition June 18, 2021
  Mercator Media Limited has agreed to purchase Maritime Contracts Journal (MCJ) from publishers Maritime Intelligence Ltd.
• New depths for bathymetric lidar June 17, 2021
  A next generation full geospatial bathymetric lidar is believed to have the best depth performance and the highest green laser point density in its class.
• Anchoring plans for Falmouth June 17, 2021
  A project, led by Falmouth Harbour Commissioners in the UK, intends to meet the challenge of anchoring very large vessels or platforms without the requirement of very large capacity lifting vessels.
• MAN eyes carbon zero future with hydrogen June 17, 2021
  MAN Energy Solutions is acquiring the majority of shares in the Augsburg, Germany-based electrolyzer manufacturer H-TEC Systems
• Large order signed for MoD Police boats June 17, 2021
  A home-grown ship design and build partnership will supply 18 state-of-the-art high-speed patrol vessels to the UK Ministry of Defence Police.
• Compliance tracker tool June 16, 2021
  Shipping companies can now manage compliance requirements with a new digital tool.
• Affordable internet up to 20 miles offshore June 16, 2021
  Primarily selling into the marine leisure market, this new LTE-A cellular network communications system could be a cost-effective solution for small commercial vessels that rarely stray over 20 miles offshore.