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  • Major berth deepening works completed at Portland August 11, 2020
    A major project that has been years in the planning and months in the undertaking, has been completed at Portland Port, UK.
  • Further defence inroad for Norco August 11, 2020
    UK composites specialist and boatbuilder Norco has joined the Joint Supply Chain Accreditation Register (JOSCAR).
  • Slipway upgrades add to Thames infrastructure August 11, 2020
    Cory Riverside Energy has announced the completion of works to rebuild and upgrade two WWII-era slipways at Denton Wharf in Gravesend on the banks of the UK’s River Thames.
  • Floating solar panels will iron out offshore wind peaks and troughs August 10, 2020
    A project to add floating solar panels to a wind farm is scheduled to be incorporated into the Hollandse Kust Noord offshore wind farm site by 2025, writes Dag Pike.
  • First compliance for bridge safety standard August 10, 2020
    An ECDIS manufacturer has become the first in the world to comply with a new critical safety standard intended to reduce the number of similar alert signals on a vessel’s bridge.
  • Rule for reducing wastage caused by fouling August 7, 2020
    GreenSteam has identified a simple rule allowing vessel operators to reduce fuel wastage caused by hull fouling.
  • Subsea viability tool launched August 7, 2020
    The UK’s National Subsea Research Institute (NSRI) has developed a tool which it says provides a clear indication of the potential commercial viability of early stage technology in the subsea industry.
  • Feature-laden VHF radio launched August 7, 2020
    Vesper Marine, a New Zealand marine electronics manufacturer has announced that its latest hero product, Cortex, has completed certification requirements and is shipping now.
  • Dogger installation contract awarded August 7, 2020
    Dogger Bank Wind Farm and Jan De Nul Group have announced the signing of the final contract for the transport and installation of the GE Haliade-X offshore wind turbines at Dogger Bank A and B.
  • Stepping stones study around North Sea rigs August 6, 2020
    Marine scientists from Heriot-Watt’s International Centre for Island Technology (ICIT) on Orkney are working with scientists from around the UK to investigate marine life connected to the rigs, pipelines and other infrastructure in the North Sea.

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