Boatbuilding
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Ocean Safety renews support partnership
18/04/2019Marine safety equipment supplier, Ocean Safety, has renewed its longstanding partnership with the World Cruising Club for a further three-year period. READ more
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Alfa Laval FCM testing successful
17/04/2019The Alfa Laval Fuel Conditioning Module (FCM) LPG has undergone successful tests with the first two-stroke, high-pressure marine engine to use LPG as fuel. READ more
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Fouling release foil goes to market
10/04/2019Avery Dennison Graphics Solutions will market a self-adhesive fouling release foil for ship hulls to the leisure sector as part of a deal with PPG. READ more
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Discovery Yachts officially opens new HQ
08/04/2019Discovery Yachts Group has officially opened its new UK at Lymington Yacht Haven Marina. READ more
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Prolific again provided with emergency flares
05/04/2019WesCom Signal and Rescue has again shown its support for Ocean Youth Trust South by providing the charity’s 32m vessel, Prolific, with emergency pyrotechnic flares. READ more
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LaserPerformance rebuts ILCA licence claims
04/04/2019Dinghy manufacturer, LaserPerformance, has hit back at the International Laser Class Association (ILCA) following its decision to revoke the manufacturer’s licence, calling its claims ‘falsehoods’ and ‘misleading’. READ more
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Hybrid systems in demand, says Fischer Panda
03/04/2019A desire for more efficient onboard power systems is resulting in a greater demand for hybrid systems with power assist functionality, reports Fischer Panda UK. READ more
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Link LiFOS batteries for more power
03/04/2019The ability to link lithium batteries to give additional power is proving popular with boat owners, according to Solar Technology. READ more
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Top speed of almost 69 knots is reached
01/04/2019Sunseeker’s new high-performance day boat has been put through its paces in Italy prior to tests continuing in the UK. READ more
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BSS issues new CO alarm rules
01/04/2019With effect from April 1, all boats in scope of the Boat Safety Scheme (BSS) with accommodation spaces are required to carry at least one carbon monoxide (CO) alarm. READ more
