Maritime
Wind Peak wind turbine installation vessel joins Cadeler fleet
The vessel can accommodate up to 130 crew members and installation technicians.
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AAM signed contract with University of North Carolina for research vessel
The vessel will use a hydrofoil-assisted hull design, which reduces water resistance and improves fuel efficiency
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The N05-A platform will start producing gas by the end of this year.
The N05-A platform is one of the first in the North Sea that will use exclusively offshore wind energy to produce natural gas, achieving…
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AAL Limassol completes maiden voyage with record cargo
The "AAL Limassol" used its AAL ECO-DECK system to load 80-meter-long wind turbine blades along with other heavy cargoes.
Maritime
Windcat chooses Anglo-Eastern to manage first hydrogen CSOV
Windcat CSOVs will be the first in the world to be powered by hydrogen.
Maritime
WinGD and CMA CGM begin marine trials of VCR technology for dual-fuel engines
VCR technology is the first to allow adjustable compression ratio in marine engines, traditionally a fixed parameter.
Maritime
Container ship caught fire in Sri Lanka
The container ship is berthed at the Jaya Container Terminal of the Port of Colombo.
Maritime
China assumes responsibility for damage to Balticconnector pipeline
The damage caused by the NewNew Polar Bear vessel on the Balticconnector pipeline occurred last year.
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HyPNoS research project boosts underwater life preservation through advanced technology
The project was able to reduce the URN by 5 decibels using an optimized propeller, despite having a smaller diameter.
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New floating dry dock “FD22” inaugurated at Tallinn Shipyard
The floating dry dock at Tallinn Shipyard, was built in Turkey and transferred to Estonia by a Finnish tug.
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