Cummins and Eminox bring SCR to smaller commercial vessels
Cummins has expanded its emissions control offering with the launch of a selective catalytic reduction (SCR) system for lower-horsepower marine engines.
Specialist finance enables new subsea services
Support from Siemens Financial Services has enabled the launch of a new Subsea Services Department at Orkney-based Green Marine.
Building Ancora: Simon Light’s plan to reshape marine civils
Ancora Group’s new chief Simon Light talks to Maritime Journal editor Debbie Mason about the company’s plans to expand, attract and reshape the marine civils sector.
Onwards and upwards at Raymarine
Teledyne Technologies Incorporated has announced the promotion of Michelle Hildyard to general manager of Raymarine and FLIR Marine brands.
“No guts, no Hollands glorie!” - the power of three
Three Dutch consortia are to simultaneously develop new solutions for near zero-emission Emergency Response Towing Vessels (ERTVs) and associated charging infrastructure at sea and onshore.
UK Defence Investment Plan - Industry not a peripheral stakeholder
Seawork supporter, the Society of Maritime Industries (SMI) has welcomed the publication of the UK Defence Investment Plan, saying it recognises the considerable effort behind it.
Workboat Code 3: Vibration monitoring will redefine workboat operations
The publication of Workboat Code Edition 3 (WB3) marks one of the most significant regulatory updates for the UK workboat sector in more than a decade.
Northstar RIBs completes single-stage hull-making process
Northstar RIBs has completed the development of a composite manufacturing process that produces the entire rigid structure of a rigid inflatable boat (RIB) in a single closed-mould production cycle, following five years of research and refinement.
Cummins and Eminox bring SCR to smaller commercial vessels
Cummins has expanded its emissions control offering with the launch of a selective catalytic reduction (SCR) system for lower-horsepower marine engines.
Boskalis christens world’s largest rock installation vessel
Boskalis has announced the christening of what it says is the world’s largest rock installation vessel, which can carry a whopping 45,500 tons of rocks across two holds.
