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HAL completes acquisition of IQIP
Royal IHC has reached agreement on the sale of IQIP Holding to HAL Investments (HAL). Royal IHC had initiated a WHOA (Homologation Private Agreement Act) proceeding to convince all financial stakeholders of their financial restructuring plan including the sale of IQIP. Last week the court ratified this plan, and today the transfer of the...
Inland and Coastal Marina Systems installs new O&M base berthing
Supporting Scotland’s growing offshore energy sector, Inland and Coastal Marina Systems (ICMS) has installed a heavy-duty pontoon system in Eyemouth Harbour as part of the new operations and maintenance (O&M) base for the Neart na Gaoith offshore wind farm. The bespoke pontoon system comprises a 58m x 4m pontoon and a 27m x 4m...
Seavolt: a new offshore floating solar technology
Belgian partners Tractebel, DEME, and Jan De Nul introduce Seavolt, a new offshore floating photovoltaic (PV) technology. This technology is a result of joint research and development, combining the expertise of solar, environmental, and offshore experts. The Seavolt technology (patent pending) can withstand harsh offshore conditions while creating large surfaces that are protected from...
Life at sea surrounded by nature!
When sailing the ocean, feeling the greatness of the earth, there is a longing for nature on board. We want to stay connected with nature and you can see that reflected in the latest interior designs. There is a calling for natural materials and in recent boat shows we have seen some exquisite examples...
C-Job Naval Architects and VIKTOR join forces
An international ship design company and a Dutch software company have joined forces to create a software program to optimize the hull design process, making it up to two times faster. C-Job Naval Architects, an independent ship design company, and VIKTOR, leading application development platform for engineers, have worked together on the ACD Resistance...
Jan De Nul and DEME build the world’s first energy island for Elia
The Belgian consortium TM EDISON (Jan De Nul and DEME) has won the tender for the construction of the world’s first artificial energy island. The construction of the foundations of the Princess Elisabeth Island will begin in early 2024 and will last 2.5 years. After that, the installation of the high-voltage infrastructure can be...
Inland and Coastal Marina Systems installs new O&M base berthing
13-03-2023
Seavolt: a new offshore floating solar technology
09-03-2023
Life at sea surrounded by nature!
08-03-2023
C-Job Naval Architects and VIKTOR join forces
02-03-2023
ShipBuilding Industry 1 2023
02-03-2023
Jan De Nul and DEME build the world’s first energy island for Elia
01-03-2023
Farra Marine expands fleet with seven new CTVs
01-03-2023
Making the move from military to offshore wind
24-02-2023
Vertom Group launched second 7,000 DWT vessel at Thecla Bodewes Shipyards
23-02-2023
Construction of full custom Tankoa T580 continues.
22-02-2023
New cruise vessel in Sunstone’s Infinity class
22-02-2023
Van Oord subsidiary secures major Havant Thicket Reservoir scheme contract
21-02-2023
Damen’s new offshore construction capability revealed
21-02-2023
Tillberg Design of Sweden designed first 207m yacht liner for Four Seasons
20-02-2023
Lankhorst first for deepwater deployment and recovery ropes
17-02-2023
Copenhagen Offshore Partners expands European footprint
15-02-2023
The world’s largest monopile foundation manufacturing plant
15-02-2023
Vineyard Wind and fishing industry family agree to build CTV terminal on Popes Island
14-02-2023
Siemens Gamesa intends to establish a nacelle facility in New York
13-02-2023
Lürssen launches Project 1601
13-02-2023
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