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NewsCruise contract for Bollfilter UK
Bollfilter UK has been awarded a three year service contract to maintain the Boll & Kirch filtration systems on Carnival’s fleet of 10 UK-based cruise ships, including those from the P&O and Cunard brands.
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NewsNew marketing coordinator for Bollfilter UK
Specialist supplier of filters for the water process and petro-chem industries, Bollfilter UK has appointed Laurence Dunn as its new marketing coordinator as part of the company’s expansion.
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NewsVeem wins export award
Australian propeller company Veem recently won ‘Exporter of the Year 2012’ at the 2012 Club Marine Australian Marine Export & Superyacht Industry Awards.
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NewsFlashlight launched by Tracer Products
Tracer Products has introduced a new tool for leak detection, the Tracerline Optimax 365 – described as a cordless, powerful, rechargeable enhanced UV leak detection flashlight.
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NewsClean Cargo’s carbon emissions
BSR’s Clean Cargo Working Group has published its third annual release paper revealing average carbon emissions by trade lane for the ocean shipping industry.
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NewsInmarsat wins MISC Berhad contract
Inmarsat, the supplier of global satellite communications services, has won a contract to provide up to 46 MISC Berhad vessels – including chemical and LNG tankers – with its XpressLink service.
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NewsLNG tanker propulsion order for GE
GE’s France-based power conversion division has received a series of new orders from South Korean companies DSME and Hyundai Heavy Industries, for GE equipment to be installed on 23 new LNG carriers.
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NewsNew high speed Yanmar diesel for offshore
Yanmar Europe has announced the launch of a new 12-cylinder V-format high speed diesel, the 12AY, which is targeted at offshore support vessels, ferries, tugs, and commercial fishing craft.
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NewsThird gas fuelled ships conference moves to Bergen
With The Motorship’s third gas fuelled ships conference due to take place in Bergen, Norway, on 12-14 September, we look at the current position for gas as a viable alternative fuel for general shipping.
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NewsChina orders polar icebreaker design
Aker Arctic has been contracted to carry out a conceptual and basic design exercise for a new icebreaking research vessel to be used by various Chinese bodies for the purpose of polar scientific research.
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NewsFuchs moves from Sietas to take on P+S Werften CEO position
Rüdiger Fuchs, formerly with the Sietas group, is to become CEO of P+S Werften on EC approval of the State of Mecklenburg-Pomerania rescue package, taking over from Dr Dieter Brammertz, who is leaving P+S as planned.
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NewsSpanish yard delivers Ulstein-design OSV
Astilleros Zamakona has delivered the ‘Esvagt Aurora’ to Esvagt, a company in the Danish multinational A.P. Møller-Mærsk group. This is the third vessel the Bilbao based shipyard has built for this client.
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TurboNed opens new Japanese office
Netherland''s based TurboNed Group B.V. opened a new office in Tokyo on 1 August 2012 - with Dutchman, Mr Justus Schoemaker, as TurboNed Japan’s new representative.
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NewsNorth American ECA comes into effect
IMO has reminded shipowners that the North American Emission Control Area (ECA), under the MARPOL Convention, comes into effect from 1 August 2012, bringing in stricter controls on SOx, NOx and particulate matter.
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NewsFirst Chinese order for GL HullManager
GL Maritime Software has received its first order from a client in China for the GL HullManager hull integrity management software. Shanghai COSCO will install the system on seven vessels of its containership fleet.
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NewsInnovative new SENER virtual reality tool
SENER, the Spanish engineering and technology group, has revealed an innovative new virtual reality (VR) tool for the shipbuilding industry, which works with the FORAN FVIEWER VR.
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NewsMAN looks forward to next-generation diesel-electric power
Propulsion requirements for diesel-electric offshore vessels with deeper-water capabilities have come under the microscope at MAN. Henrik Segercrantz reports
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NewsJapan takes the lead in shipbuilding
The Motor Ship’s July and August 1962 issues – no such laziness as combined issues then – featured, in July, a focus on passenger shipping, followed by some pioneering concepts in August.
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NewsHamburg event highlights sulphur limits and energy saving
The Motorship’s 34th Propulsion and Emissions Conference took place in May in Hamburg, and focused on the 2015 ECA emission limits, as well as the general topic of lowering fuel consumption, and hence costs.
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NewsShort stays on the slipway
Kleven Maritime in Norway has a large order book, to the tune of around NOK6bn. But its managing director Ståle Rasmussen says that despite the size of its orders, it is actively looking at ways to bring home production.
