Sunseeker launches rebrand as new owners get on board
Luxury yacht builder Sunseeker is preparing to unveil a major brand refresh at this year’s Cannes Yachting Festival backed by new ownership, fresh investment and an expanded leadership team.
£36 million contract hits major milestone
Marine Specialised Technology Group (MST) has reached a significant milestone in its contract to supply the UK Ministry of Defence (MOD) with eighteen high-speed Police Patrol Craft.
Playing a vital role in logistics support, humanitarian assistance and disaster relief missions
Damen Shipyards Group and the Government of the Commonwealth of the Bahamas have signed contracts for a comprehensive refit programme covering four Royal Bahamas Defence Force (RBDF) vessels.
Platinum praise for ‘fantastic platform’ as sponsor returns
Volvo Penta returns to Seawork as a Platinum sponsor having declared the record-breaking 2026 edition as a ‘fantastic platform to showcase innovation’.
Twelve months and 46 new jobs later
Griffon Marine is celebrating the first anniversary of the company’s rebrand from Griffon Hoverwork with a remarkable year of growth.
Joining forces to clean up marine
Halyard and Eminox have signed a Letter of Intent to work together in support of projects requiring SCR and DPF aftertreatment technologies.
Power blackout knocks out anchor capability on survey vessel
Catastrophic engine failure on a survey vessel left it drifting helplessly after a complete electrical blackout rendered its anchors unusable, a UK marine accident investigation has found.
FEATURE: Wind’s low-carbon realities for vessel operators
Offshore wind support is currently having a choppy ride, with at least one industry lead saying it’s not keeping pace with low-carbon objectives. It hasn’t helped that a number of owners and operators who’d enthusiastically taken up alternatives like methanol, batteries and hybridisation took a hit when these suffered unexpected challenges., reports Stevie Knight.
FEATURE: Wind’s low-carbon realities for vessel operators
Offshore wind support is currently having a choppy ride, with at least one industry lead saying it’s not keeping pace with low-carbon objectives. It hasn’t helped that a number of owners and operators who’d enthusiastically taken up alternatives like methanol, batteries and hybridisation took a hit when these suffered unexpected challenges., reports Stevie Knight.
UK’s first multi-berth shore power system switches on
Portsmouth International Port has begun supplying shore power to ferries and cruise ships in what it says is the UK’s first multi-berth, multi-user, multi-frequency shore power system.
