Tag: Germany

Research and Training Vessel News Roundup | March 8 – German autonomous demonstrator plus new research ships for the US and Australia

Written by Baird Maritime on . Posted in Ausmarine - Fishing and Aquaculture, Ausmarine - Marine Projects, Commercial Mariner - Marine Projects, Marine Research and Training, Unmanned Craft (Non-Naval).

A German university christens an autonomous catamaran demonstrator as two US-based owners welcome recently acquired vessels to their respective fleets. An Australian gove ..

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COLUMN | Quick updates: Maersk Supply Service sold; The Metals Company borrows from Allseas as seabed mining negotiations get tense; Cadeler and Eneti report; Scottish Ferries report reveals ̶g̶r̶o̶s̶s̶ ̶n̶e̶g̶l̶i̶g̶e̶n̶c̶e̶ significant failings [Offshore Accounts]

Written by Hieronymus Bosch on . Posted in Anchor Handling, Crew Transfer, Offshore Construction, Offshore Maintenance, Offshore Wind, Offshore World, Platform Supply, Ro-Pax World, Seabed Mining, Work Boat World Features.

It has been nearly six months since we whacked out one of our quick updates (last one here), so it is time to whip through the latest developments in our favourite compan ..

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Offshore Vessel Charters News Roundup | February 21 – Crewboat contracts in Japan and Brazil, PSV and SOV deployments in Western Europe

Written by Baird Maritime on . Posted in Crew Transfer, Offshore Maintenance, Offshore Wind, Platform Supply, Standby, Rescue & Emergency Services.

A new fast crewboat has begun supporting decommissioning works in Brazil while one under development will be deployed at a new offshore wind project in Japan. Meanwhile, ..

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COLUMN | Disorderly dissolution? Vroon, Bourbon and DOF face uncertain futures whilst the UK beefs up its naval capacities with subsea vessel acquisitions [Offshore Accounts]

Written by Hieronymus Bosch on . Posted in Anchor Handling, Ausmarine - Featured, Ausmarine - Maritime Security, Crew Transfer, Harbour Tugs and Operation, Naval auxiliary/support vessels, Offshore Construction, Offshore Maintenance, Offshore Wind, Offshore World, Platform Supply, Standby, Rescue & Emergency Services, Unmanned Craft (Non-Naval), Unmanned Naval Systems, Work Boat World Features.

King Henry VIII of England is most famous for two things: 1) having six wives and 2) “dissolving” the monasteries. The latter was especially chaotic, being characteri ..

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Emergency Service Vessel News Roundup | February 17 – Australian and Libyan rescue boats, a new fleet of 52 response craft for Russia and more

Written by Baird Maritime on . Posted in Ausmarine - Maritime Security, Commercial Mariner - Maritime Security, Non-Naval (Maritime Security), RIBs and RHIBs, Search and Rescue.

Deliveries include a rescue boat for a Libyan government operator and an inflatable utility workboat for a Dutch service provider. An Australian volunteer marine rescue o ..

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