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Stolt Tankers Puts Around One Hundred Ships On A Shared Procurement Platform
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Stolt Tankers Puts Around One Hundred Ships On A Shared Procurement Platform

Stolt Tankers has rolled out a third-party electronic procurement platform across roughly 100 deep-sea vessels, with the systems live since June.

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A cargo ship fitted with tall cylindrical rotor sails at sea
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Independent tests validate Norsepower's rotor-sail performance monitoring

A six-month independent evaluation has validated Norsepower's proprietary force-measurement technology for rotor sails, among the first third-party checks of continuous wind-propulsion performance monitoring.

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How supercavitating torpedoes outrun the water around them

Modern supercavitating torpedoes can travel at speeds exceeding 300 kilometres per hour underwater, using a gas envelope to dramatically cut drag.

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Industry

Kongsberg's order backlog hits a record on defence demand

Norwegian technology group Kongsberg has pushed its order backlog to a record on booming defence and subsea demand.

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Industry

Marcura buys US demurrage specialist Fairway Maritime

UAE-based Marcura has acquired US demurrage and marine claims specialist Fairway Maritime, deepening its claims management business in the American market.

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Hapag-Lloyd to roll out Inmarsat NexusWave across its fleet

Hapag-Lloyd will deploy Inmarsat's NexusWave bonded connectivity service across its global fleet following trials, deepening a near-25-year relationship.

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Underwater diver and subsea technology
Industry

Fincantieri snaps up four firms to build out its underwater arm

Fincantieri has acquired four companies spanning marine survey, underwater communications and autonomous vehicles, accelerating the growth of its underwater technology business.

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Industry

ABB to buy Norwegian marine automation specialist Høglund

ABB has agreed to acquire Norwegian marine automation specialist Høglund, whose control systems are installed on more than 600 vessels, for its Marine & Ports division.

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