

Revolutionising Marine Navigation And Environmental Monitoring With Comprehensive Data Buoys
Marine navigation and environmental monitoring play crucial roles in various industries, including oil and gas, research institutes, and survey organisations. JFC Marine offers a comprehensive range of data buoy platforms designed to meet the diverse needs of these sectors. JFC Marine data buoys are designed to meet customer-specific requirements for mounting necessary instrumentation required such as meteorological sensors, environmental monitoring sensors, communication sys


SBG Systems Won The Innovation Award At The MOCI Trophées
SBG Systems has been awarded the Innovation Trophy at the MOCI Trophées for Île-de-France, winning in the Innovation category. The award was presented during the Faites de l’International event, held in recently in the Paris region. This distinction highlights companies that demonstrate strong international engagement, with a particular focus on innovation, export performance, and technological impact. The event brought together nearly 300 companies alongside international ex


Pulling Their Weight – Coastal Towage Review
As many of us grapple with the weather spare a thought for the crews of Jenkins Marine’s coastal towage and tugboat vessels as they make their way around a very stormy coastline assisting with cargos and vessels from smaller deck barges up to the unique heavy transport barge Terra Marique. As it has on many previous occasions, their twin screw Damen Shoalbuster tugboat DMS Condor continues to provide towing services to the 80m long, semi-submergible, unique heavy transport ba


Teledyne Marine Puts Cutting-Edge Sonar To The Test At SeaSEC Harbour Challenge Ahead Of Navy Tech 2026
Teledyne Marine has successfully demonstrated its advanced sonar technology during the SeaSEC Harbour Protection Challenge Day on 2nd February in Gothenburg, Sweden – just ahead of its participation at Navy Tech & Seabed Defence 2026, when the company was also exhibiting and delivered two expert speaker sessions. The live harbour protection exercise which focused on detecting and tracking underwater threats in port environments, served as a real world prelude to Teledyne Mar


Oceanology International 2026 Is Where The Global Ocean Technology World Meets
Join thousands of marine scientists, engineers, energy leaders, hydrographers, and innovators as we explore the breakthroughs shaping the future of ocean science and the blue economy. Here’s what’s waiting for you at Oi26: 500+ exhibitors from across ocean tech, robotics, sensing, autonomy, offshore energy, coastal resilience & more. Top-tier conference sessions featuring leading voices from OECD, European Commission, CEFAS, BP, the Environment Agency and more. New for 2026:


Floating Dredge Pipes At Southsea
Jenkins Marine have been hard at work near Portsmouth working with a large international dredging contractor at the Southsea beach replenishment project. This is part of a large-scale coastal defence project which is adding approximately one million tonnes of new shingle to the beach between October 2025 and March 2026. This will double the beach’s width reducing wave energy and preventing overtopping during storms. The large amount of required shingle will be dredged locall


C-Lars Delivers New State Of The Art Launch And Recovery SystemThe CTA620 Brings Innovation And Reliability To Your Fleet
C-LARS delivers its new state of the art Launch and Recovery System to Helix Robotics Solutions in the United States to elevate their current fleet of systems. This hydraulic system features multiple drive winch system (CTW513) with a Scantrol mTrack Active Heave Package, 300 horsepower electro-hydraulic power unit (CTH2300), and self-erecting LARS (CTA620). When the design for this system started, Scantrol approached it by looking at what customers needed that they were n


British Army Trials For Wide Wet Gap Crossings
ScaffFloat have been working with the British Army, looking at how their military system MilFloat, could provide capability with their Wide Wet Gap requirement – getting soldiers and kit across wide rivers and bodies of water. Using all standard scaffolds and floats, ScaffFloat designed a 40m floating bridge that could also be operated as a single ferry or split into three separate ferries. 8m x 4m modules were assembled above the wet gap, then launched by hand and connected










