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Next generation unmanned system unveiled at DSEi

Next generation unmanned system unveiled at DSEi

Warship: October 2019

A next-generation unmanned system that could be used to protect the UK’s future warships was unveiled by Defence Secretary Ben Wallace at the DSEi exhibition in London in early September 2019.

New Zealand outlines future fleet plans

New Zealand outlines future fleet plans

Warship: October 2019

The Royal New Zealand Navy is planning further investment in sealift capability, a new patrol vessel and will extend the service lives of its ANZAC class surface combatants.

Japan pursues electric dreams

Japan pursues electric dreams

Ship & Boat International: eNews September/October 2019

The newly formed e5 Lab has ambitious plans for a battery-fuelled, diesel-free revolution – starting in Tokyo, then spreading worldwide.

Pores for thought

Pores for thought

Ship & Boat International: eNews September/October 2019

Oscar Propulsion’s new noise-dampening solution isn’t just about drilling holes into propeller blades – it’s where you drill them that counts, the company explains.

Energy-efficient escort

Energy-efficient escort

Ship & Boat International: eNews September/October 2019

The high bollard pull capacity of Lulea’s efficient new tug ensures ship-handling in the worst of the winter ice, while its hybrid power system is hoped to produce year-round fuel savings.

Transfer season

Transfer season

Ship & Boat International: eNews September/October 2019

Building has commenced on the first example of Damen Shipyards Group’s new Fast Crew Supplier (FCS) 7011 concept – a CTV designed specifically to provide “business-class” levels of comfort to the offshore oil and gas sector.

Crew-free clean-up

Crew-free clean-up

Ship & Boat International: eNews September/October 2019

Remote-controlled and autonomous vessels could make a significant contribution to safety and efficiency in the field of oil spill response, as a recent demo co-hosted by Sea Machines has highlighted.

Applications open for Significant Ships of 2019

Applications open for Significant Ships of 2019

Significant Ships of 2019

In February next year, The Royal Institution of Naval Architects will publish Significant Ships of 2019, compiled by the editors of The Naval Architect and continuing the successful series of publications first launched in 1990.