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Valmet supplies automation for cable laying vessels for Jan De Nul

Valmet has a high processing capacity and reliability, allowing it to meet the high safety standards that Jan De Nul will require.

The Yno 320, designed by Ulstein Verft for BS Offshore, promises to transform the offshore wind industry.

The information obtained by Syroco technology allows ship operators to calculate optimal routes, maximizing the use of wind energy.

Submarine models such as the HUGIN Endurance have demonstrated the ability to operate on extended missions.

The new vessels will offer 30% savings in fuel consumption compared to other fleets.

The legendary ocean liner begins its final voyage toward a new purpose on the ocean.

The project will allow the SOV's performance to be evaluated in different operational scenarios.

Strohm and UNITECH Offshore have joined forces to offer a flangeless subsea connection system, optimizing the transport of fluids and gases.

The submarine is equipped with new capabilities that will allow it to operate in strategic missions for many years to come.

Although the Port of Helsinki has reduced its own emissions, these represent only 4% of the total generated in the port area.

According to experts, these technologies could reduce the ship's carbon emissions by up to 27%.

Maersk and CSL sign MoU to boost Indian maritime industry with focus on ship repair and construction.