“Digitalisation has the potential to transform maritime training”

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• LM Wind Power develops new 71.8m offshore blade for China
• LOI for construction of FPSO hull and living quarters
• New manipulator for offshore cranes
• New range of high-res IP cameras launched
• Effective management of deck equipment and cargo handling
• Standards need to address vessel motion
• From fixed to floating wind
• Demand for offshore energy rises
• Taking the plunge
• Paper on standardisation
• Yacht concept with DP system
• Commissioning of new pilot boats
• Delivery of World Dream
• Dedicated HVAC unit established
• Offshore construction vessel starts completion phase
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• First ballast water system guarantee
• Damen acquires Daewoo’s shares in DMHI
• More ferries to use shore power
• Keel laid at Neptun Werft
• Letter of intent for LNG retrofits
• Order for polar expedition vessel
• BV to class CMA CGM vessels
• Buffed for optimum propeller performance
• Comprehensive fuel analysis in one test kit
• Wireless charging for hybrid coastal ferry successfully tested
• New anti-sticking components to raise pump running times
• Hold cleaning made easy
• BWTS shrinks footprint and installation costs
• New multiple screw pumps
• New cylinder oil with high base number
• New antifoulings promise “significant fuel savings”
• Designs refined by real-world experience
• Workboats will be powered by batteries
• New anti-corrosion technology as standard
• Battery hybrid applications in marine propulsion