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THINKING GREEN

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Project Bravo

The refit of Vagrant

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60 Maritime Monitor 2018

5 Guest Column

64 Alewijnse completes work Living Stone

7 Good To Know

66 Business directory

18 Arriving just in time

68 Events

32 Industry’s view

70 Deliveries

46 Spartacus is launched

71 Next issues

50 Game Changer is ready for adventure

72 Colophon

54 Maritime Awards Gala 2018

72 Advertisers’ index

Editorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s

Note It is the end of 2018 and the world is in transition. Global power is shifting, causing geopolitical tensions between nations. The results of climate change can be seen every day. Sustainable solutions are needed if we want to live up to Paris Agreements. These developments affects our industry.

Things are going to change for Maritime

We have to find ways to make the maritime

Holland. We are going online with the

process more environmentally friendly. At the

magazine. This is good for our international

moment a lot is going on and significant steps

presence. We keep you informed.

have been made in 2018 to make the Dutch

For now, happy holidays!

maritime industry more sustainable. When it comes to geopolitical tensions, the Dutch

Feel free to e-mail me if you have suggestions

government is going to invest in the Royal

for the magazine. Or follow us on twitter:

Netherlands Navy. This will very likely bring

@MH_magazine.

work to our industry. Jaap Proost

interesting. Also for our magazine.

Editor-in-Chief

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In other words, 2019 is going to be

Guest Column We’re the new kid on deck in the maritime market ShipSupport.com is the first transparent and global online platform in the maritime market with its foundation based upon true partnerships.

MAAIKE DE ROVER

ShipSupport is a Netherlands-based corporate startup,

a new kind of business founded on transparency and long-

lasting collaborations. I believe this is a real game changer.

an exciting year. After two years of preparation, we have

And best of all, we can all profit!

launched ShipSupport.com past November. The e-commerce platform for the maritime industry.

ShipSupport isn’t just a place to order spare parts and services, but an online hub where like-minded individuals

At ShipSupport.com, we see how digital innovation reshaped

can share their knowledge, experience and help each other

every aspect of our daily lives and recognized its enormous

to get the best out of their vessels and equipment.

potential for the maritime industry. Customers today are used to a different kind of digital transparency, allowing open

Working for Royal IHC also means that I am part of a

competition resulting in more significant achievements.

heritage. In the Netherlands we have an unique cluster of maritime companies. We are innovative and take pride in

Following our customer’s need for a transparent eCommerce

producing quality. I believe we have a great future, if we

platform, we joined forces with our network of trusted global

are to truly work together and value the importance of

suppliers to create a new kind of experience for our clients in

transparency as the backbone of it all. I am looking forward

the maritime industry. Because ordering spare parts should

to make ShipSupport.com the success we envision, together!

be a simple and efficient process, available at all times and accessible anywhere in the world. Allowing our clients to keep their business operational and successful for years to

Maaike de Rover

come is reflected in everything we do. Our efforts resulted in

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Onderzeebootloods. With companies from the entire supply chain, the

Damen Shipyards Group has recently announced a new design. The

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fast crew supplier (FCS) 3410 service accommodation and transfer

the maritime, offshore and energy sector of Europe.

vessel (SATV) contains numerous design features that ensure its suitability for operations in the developing offshore wind market in

“We are extremely happy with the new location, which is known as an

North America. The design of the new vessel builds on the success of

innovation hub. With its dynamic environment and industrial character,

proven Damen designs that have earned themselves an outstanding

this location is the perfect venue for our event”, says Anne Visser,

reputation in the European renewables market.

Business Unit Manager at Navingo. The event, previously known as Navingo Maritime & Offshore Career Event (MOCE) is being organised

The premise of the design is the Damen Twin Axe bow design. The Axe

for the 13th time.

Bow, a patented design that allows the vessel to cut through waves instead of slamming, significantly improves seakeeping and onboard comfort. Damen’s FCS 2610 optimised this seakeeping behaviour by combining the Axe Bow with a catamaran hull form. The FCS 3410 further develops this evolutionary theme, tailoring the concept to meet the requirements of the emerging US offshore renewables market, as Daan Dijxhoorn, Damen sales manager US explains. “This vessel is well suited to numerous markets, however, we have given it long endurance capability so that it can remain at sea for up to five days at a time – a requirement typically seen in US operations. To facilitate this we have designed a vessel 6 metres longer than previous FCS types, able to host more on board personnel and accommodation.”

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Big contract for Atlas Professionals Atlas Professionals has won a two-year contract to provide a range of personnel to Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy (SGRE). In the Netherlands, SGRE is active in installing onshore and offshore wind

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power plants. After the installation, the company will also service the wind power plants.

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ChartCo and MeteoGroup announce partnership MeteoGroup is going to deliver its weather routing technology services

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“MeteoGroup has shown deep domain knowledge and technical competence while developing a specific solution for our ChartCo OneOcean platform. Their well-executed, agile work process, governance

King Willem Alexander of the Netherlands has conferred the right to

and planning has resulted in an excellent synergy with our products,” said

use the designation Koninklijk (‘Royal’) on Van Oord. Jaap Smit, King’s

Martin Taylor, CEO of ChartCo.

Commissioner in the Province of Zuid-Holland, presented the certificate to Van Oord’s CEO Pieter van Oord during an international symposium at the Laurenskerk in Rotterdam, where 450 guests had gathered to mark the company’s 150th anniversary.

Rotterdam

Pieter van Oord: “It is an honour to have the right to use the royal designation. It crowns the one hundred and fifty years of entrepreneurship, spirit and perseverance displayed by my predecessors and all our

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employees today.” Jaap Smit, King’s Commissioner: “Rotterdam is proud,

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Founder Govert van Oord started out as an independent entrepreneur in 1868. Over the course of 150 years, Van Oord grew to become the

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contractor that it is today, an achievement supported by a series of

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acquisitions and mergers. The fifth generation of the Van Oord family is now active in the company.

C-Job teams up with American naval architecture firm Two leading naval architecture firms, Glosten and C-Job Naval Architects, clients. Executives from the two firms met recently at Glosten’s newly North Sea

opened East Coast office to sign a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) Amsterdam

defining the firms’ shared goals and objectives. This multinational partnership will deliver optimised technical teams with

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increased value across a wide range of ship designs including research

Rotterdam

vessels, offshore energy service vessels, and dredging vessels. Next to

Dordrecht

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Rhine Meuse

Duisberg

that will C-Job’s track record in the Offshore Wind market, combined with maritimephoto @maritimephoto - 23 November North Sea Port’s HARMONIE won the award for “Port Support vessel of the year”.

Glosten’s experience in US ocean renewables, bring added value to the emerging offshore wind market in the United States.

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announce a strategic partnership to create more value for their respective

COMPANY NEWS

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an azimuth thruster with an integrated permanent magnet motor. Simultaneously, Thrustmaster has engaged into a cooperation with

Singapore-based, Franklin Offshore International and Lankhorst Ropes,

AAApropulsion, an independent supplier of bow thrusters which

have announced an exclusive co-operation agreement aimed at developing

avails of a license agreement with Blue Thruster and also markets and

the market for fibre rope slings for heavy lift offshore projects in South

supplies the V-pods. In return, Blue Thruster has attracted a strong

East Asia. As offshore contractors look for ways to maximise their vessel’s

partners and the opportunity to further develop innovations in the

crane lift capacity, Lankhorst fibre rope slings can be a more practical and

coming years.

cost-effective alternative to steel wire ropes. Under the Co-Operation

called V-pod concept, which is a highly innovative concept configuring

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patents developed by Blue Thruster. These patents relate to the so-

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agreement, Franklin is the sole and exclusive distributor and representative

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“As a leading supplier of steel wire slings for many years, we recognise that recent developments in fibre rope slings by Lankhorst Ropes now make it a viable alternative to steel wire in those projects where the self-weight of the wire is too much for the vessel’s crane,” says Angie Tang, CEO of Franklin Offshore International.

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New size PureBallast 3 by Alfa Laval

BOW Terminal takes position in Eemshaven

Alfa Laval is introducing a new UV reactor size to the Alfa Laval PureBallast 3 family. Optimized for 50 per cent more flow than the current largest

52 sizes in just four blocks

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Safe and easy installation

By signing the purchase agreement for a total of 22 hectares of land

effective configurations for tankers and other vessels with large ballast

•

Also usable as a blind block

in Eemshaven the company BOW Terminal has definitively decided

water flows. The 1500 m3/h reactor will join an existing PureBallast 3 range

to expand their future offshore wind activities with a new logistics

that comprises 170, 300, 600 and 1000 m3/h reactor sizes. Alone or in

hub in the Eemshaven, based in the northern part of Groningen, the

combination, the reactors enable PureBallast 3 system flows of

Netherlands.

32–3000 m3/h, with multiple systems handling even larger capacities.

reactor size, the 1500 m3/h version will enable streamlined and cost-

With the introduction of the 1500 m3/h reactor, PureBallast 3 systems will

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become even more optimized for large ballast water flows of 1000 m3/h

project planned in the area this hectares expansion is a logical step to

or more. A 3000

suit the needs of our clients, says Managing Director Ludolf Reijntjes:

m3/h system will be

“We have had several positive sessions with Groningen Seaports and

achieved with just two

we are both confident that this new terminal will be an additional

reactors, for example,

asset for the market. With this new facility BOW Terminal will focus

while a 1500 m3/h

on four markets: heavy lift, decommissioning, oil & gas and off course

system will go from

offshore wind”.

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Ecospeed passes the test with Ernest Shackleton

Veth Integrated L-drive The most compact electrical thruster ever

British Antarctic Survey’s decision to apply the Ecospeed hard coating to the hull of its new polar research ship Sir David Attenborough has been validated after the most recent drydocking of sister vessel Ernest Shackleton. The 80 metres long vessel is a logistics vessel used to transport cargo, fuel and passengers. The ship has basic scientific capability and undertakes

Extremely low mounting

research work in the Antarctic. She was initially coated with Ecospeed in

Courtesy of Damen Shipyards

2009 and when she drydocked this summer. In eight seasons operating

Increased reach capabilities for GustoMSC’s Chela

requirements, high efficiency, minimal noise production

Ernest Shackleton with Ecospeed coating, only those areas most susceptible to ice impact needed minor touch-ups. BAS Superintendent Andrew Webb, said: “Shackleton’s hull condition is the best I have seen after typical ice year operations.” In eight seasons operating Ernest Shackleton with Ecospeed coating, BAS had to touch-up

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GustoMSC introduces, with Chela’s inherent safety and efficiency

Ecospeed only in areas of mechanical damage and carry out minor repairs

enhancing features as guiding principles, an evolved design of this

around the bow, the most susceptible area to ice impact. This year they

multifunctional lifting tool. With increased reach capability under the

needed to repair even less surface area than expected, despite the vessel

cantilever, Chela’s material handling and safety capabilities over the

encountering heavy Antarctic ice.

wellhead area are further improved.

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Earlier this year GustoMSC announced that Maersk Drilling awarded the company the first order for the uniquely designed crane Chela. This was a landmark event that further accelerated Chela’s development. Prior to going into the fabrication, installation and commissioning phase, GustoMSC together with its client Maersk Drilling and their client AkerBP, have been closely working together to further improve Chela. The most significant enhancement introduced into Chela is an

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increased reach capability under the cantilever, further improving its material handling and safety capabilities over the wellhead area. This has been achieved by introducing an additional “link”, which offers larger flexibility in movement of the lifting tip and thereby increasing reach and control of the supported object.

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Contract for Jumbo near Israel Jumbo has been awarded the transportation and installation of a 410 tons subsea production manifold at a depth of 1,643 metres off the coast of Israel for the Leviathan development. Technip is preparing for a project

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the task of lowering the manifold onto the seabed at a 1643 metres water depth and installing various other SSIV’s and valve skids at a water depth VAHALI Shipyards @VAHALIShipyards - 23 November Push boat ARGO left, this morning, VAHALI ZASAVICA with ‘Excellence Countess’

of approximately 86 metres. In addition to this, Jumbo will also transport various equipment from US Gulf Coast to Eastern Mediterranean.

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Fugro develops autonomous vessels survey market Fugro has signed a joint development agreement with L3 ASV, a leader in the field of unmanned and autonomous vessel technology, to create the next generation of autonomous vessels for the commercial survey market. The partnership brings together the expertise of both companies for the joint development of a variety of fit-for-purpose unmanned surface vessels (USVs). Delivery of the first USV, designed for medium- to large-scale

The sailing yacht Qilak 66, made by KM Yachtbuilders, has been recently delivered. She has been built for commercial charter as well as private use.

hydrographic survey applications, is scheduled for the second quarter of 2019. “We believe that over time a significant portion of our marine business can

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be optimised through the use of autonomous and remote technology, and we are very excited that we have reached an agreement with L3 ASV,” said

Three winners during maritime hackathon

Wim Herijgers, Director Innovation Marine for Fugro. “This partnership aligns with our strategy to leverage technology to reduce offshore staff exposure and make our operations more efficient.” Vince Dobbin, Sales and Marketing Director at L3 ASV added, “We are delighted to join forces with Fugro, combining our unmanned vessel

120 young professionals and students took part in the Shipathon,

expertise with their unrivalled global survey capability. This partnership will

a maritime hackathon for game changers in the shipping and

generate a wave of change throughout the entire marine survey industry,

shipbuilding industries. The Shipathon was held in Amsterdam on 9

offering new ways to collect more data, more efficiently and safely.”

and 10 November. The idea was to spend 18 hours and 52 minutes, a nautical mile of time, to design and conceptualise the best solutions and applications to make seagoing ships smarter. The Shipathon is designed to enable young maritime professionals and students to work on one of three challenges aimed a smartening seagoing vessels. Three excellent ideas to smarten sea going vessels have been chosen as winners by the jury of the Shipathon. The winners are: team E-SHIPS, team STTL & team Multiple Choice. The event was initiated by Netherlands Maritime Technology and the Royal Association of Netherlands Shipowners with support of the HackathonFactory. Other game changers in the industry supporting this event are Ministry of Infrastructure & Water Management, Bosch Rexroth, Damen Shipyards Group, Feadship, Royal IHC, Wärtsilä, and Alewijnse Marine, Kranendonk Smart Robotics, Port of Amsterdam.

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Three coins welded in keel CEMEX Go Innovation

Boskalis has been awarded a sizable export cable installation contract

Damen Shipyards Group recently held a keel-laying ceremony for the

for the Ostwind 2 offshore grid connection. The contract was awarded

CEMEX Go Innovation at Damen Shipyards Mangalia in Romania and the

by 50Hertz and carries a value for Boskalis in excess of 250 million

tradition of welding the coins was part of the ceremony. On this occasion

Boskalis ever. The contract scope comprises design and installation of approximately 270 kilometer of export cable that will connect the planned Arcadis Ost 1 and Baltic Eagle offshore wind farms to the onshore substation in Lubmin, Germany. The project is expected to

Wärtsilä takes steps in automated shipping with successful tests

the coins used were a British Pound, a Dutch Guilder and a Romanian Leu, commemorating respectively the regional base of the client, the home country of the shipbuilder and the location of the shipyard. The vessel is the first Damen MAD – the next generation of marine aggregate dredgers. The construction of the new vessel is drawing upon collaboration with multiple

Wärtsilä has successfully completed a further round of test procedures

companies within the Damen Group, as well was with external partners,

of its automated dock-to-dock solution. In an unprecedented operation,

working together towards the development of a new standard in marine

Boskalis will execute this contract in consortium with its partner NKT

in the presence of the Norwegian Maritime Authority (NMA), the system

aggregate dredging.

that will supply the high-voltage cable system. Boskalis will deploy a

was further tested on the ferry Folgefonn, this time for full dock-to-dock

wide variety of its in-house assets including trailing suction hopper

capability, with the autonomous operation being utilised uninterrupted

and backhoe dredgers, geophysical and geotechnical survey vessels,

for the entire route, visiting all three ports serviced by the ship. Once the

cable-laying vessels and a wide range of trenching tools.

operator selected the next destination berth, the operation was started

commence in 2019 with a planned completion late 2022.

The 58 metres high-performance sloop Ngoni received the ‘Best Sailing

COMPANY NEWS

Boskalis wins export cable installation contract

euro making this the largest cable installation contract acquired by

More awards for Royal Huisman’s Ngoni

COMPANY NEWS

Yacht 40m+’ award at the annual “International Superyacht Society Awards

by simply selecting “Sail”, which authorises the autonomous controller to

of Distinction” at the start of the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show.

take control of the vessel. The ferry was able to leave the dock, manoeuvre NEW CONTRACT

In addition, she was recognized with the overall award ‘Best Interior’. This

out of the harbour, sail to the next port of call, manoeuvre through the

award was chosen from the nominees in all categories so Ngoni was selected

harbour entrance, and dock alongside the terminal – all without human

from all yachts - sail and power - above 24 meters / 80ft which have been

intervention. It is believed to be the first ever attempt at fully automated

delivered to their owners worldwide.

dock-to-dock operation, in complete hands-off mode, for a vessel of this size. “This represents a huge step forward in validating automated shipping solutions, and an important progression within our Smart Marine programme,” says Joonas Makkonen, Vice President, Voyage Solutions,

COMPANY NEWS

Wärtsilä.

with the Damen Shipyards Group for the delivery of a new Fast Crew

maximum radius of 30 metres. However in store position the crane only

Supplier FCS 5009 for delivery in 2019. This will be the fifteenth

requires minimal space.” The HLRM 1000-6S crane is able to lift 14,300

FCS 5009 to join the Naviera Integral fleet and has been ordered in

kilograms at a reach of almost 30 metres and 52,500 kilograms at 13.4

anticipation of international oil majors commencing operations in the

metres.

Gulf of Mexico following the recent opening of the area to competition by the outgoing government. The 50-metre FCS 5009 has been a valuable workhorse for Naviera Integral. The axe-bow design has enabled the company to deliver

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Mexican offshore contractor Naviera Integral has signed a contract

crane market. It is equipped with a telescopic arm that can extend to a

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tons barrier. Dario Ricci, CEO Heila Group: “Our HLRM 1000-6S, a 70-ton foldable knuckle telescopic crane, will dramatically change the heavy-duty

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Port of Rotterdam and TNO study how to arrive ‘just in time’ Information about berth availability can reduce sailing speed and thereby emissions Slow and steady wins the race, when it comes to sea-going vessels and lower emissions. But in the world of logistics, time is always of essence. On the other hand, arriving at a port does not mean that the cargo can be unloaded at once, because berths have to be available. Long waiting times can be the result. The trick is to arrive just in time and with the right information a captain can do that.

If sea-going vessels were better informed about the

more accurate information to ships, 4 percent – or

availability of berths and adapted their speed accordingly,

134,000 tonnes – of CO2 emissions can be saved every

substantial savings could be made in terms of fuel and CO2

year,” explains Jan Hulskotte, Senior Researcher at TNO.

emissions. This conclusion is based on a study that was

“To do this, container ships would have to adjust their

recently commissioned by the Port of Rotterdam Authority

sailing speed by an average of 5 percent, and still arrive

and the Dutch research institute TNO.

at the planned arrival time.” And even more savings could be made if ships were better informed more than twelve

Emissions

hours before arrival. The Port of Rotterdam handles 30,000

When kept informed – particularly during the last twelve

ocean-going vessels and 105,000 inland vessels a year.

hours before arrival – about exactly when their berth will

Measures

sailing speed accordingly. That usually means reducing

The results of the study were presented recently at the head

their speed so that they arrive just in time. This in turn

office of the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) in

leads to less fuel consumption and therefore lower

London during a meeting of the IMO Intersessional working

emissions of unwanted substances such as carbon dioxide,

group on the reduction of Greenhouse Gas emissions

sulphur oxides and nitrous oxides. Significant savings are

from ships. “In percentage terms, we’re talking about

also possible thanks to shorter waiting times for ships in

modest amounts”, says Astrid Dispert, Technical Adviser of

anchorage areas.

the GloMEEP Project (Global Maritime Energy Eﬀiciency Partnerships). “But it’s exactly these types of measures

If sea-going vessels were better informed about the availability of berths and adapted their speed accordingly, substantial savings could be made in terms of fuel and CO2 emissions

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TNO and the Port of Rotterdam Authority, which is a

that can make a huge difference in the short term and help

member of the ‘Global Industry Alliance to support low

reduce the carbon footprint of marine shipping. Added to

carbon shipping’, analysed all the movements of container

that, they’d also have a beneficial effect on the wallets of the

ships sailing to Rotterdam port in 2017. “By supplying

shipping companies.”

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become available, captains will be able to adapt their

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SHORTER WAITING TIMES IN ANCHORAGE AREAS

The Port of Rotterdam wants to make the port more sustainable and digital connected. It is one of the first ports in the world to back up the initiative of Wärtsilä. The marine technology company wants to connect 20 of the most influential marine cities into an efficient, ecologically sound and digitally connected network by 2020. This network is called SEA20 aims to radically transform the world’s marine and energy industry.

Sharing information MarineTraffic, the global ship tracking and maritime

Stasinakis concludes by highlighting the value of

intelligence provider, is also looking at the just-in-time

(Automatic Identification System) AIS in achieving even

principle. “We believe that significant savings can be

greater optimisations during port call, asserting: “AIS

achieved by optimising the approach of a vessel at port.

observations are proving extremely powerful, giving us a

Consequently, we measure the magnitude of the problem,

global foundation to develop next-generation planning and

as expressed by long waiting times at anchorage for dry

forecasting applications in this domain. Sharing information

and wet fleets”, says MarineTraffic Partner, Business

on a ship’s journey, its cargo or service operations, and berth

Development, Argyris Stasinakis.

occupancy can be instrumental for just-in-time arrival.”

The Port of Rotterdam wants to make the port more sustainable and digital connected Photo by Gerhard van Roon

The study also examined the impact of shorter waiting

Allard Castelein, CEO of the Port of Rotterdam Authority:

times in anchorage areas for all ships sailing to Rotterdam.

“Last year we asked the Wuppertal Institute to look into how

In the bulk transport sector, ships sometimes have to wait

the transport and logistical sectors could operate virtually

at anchor for hours or even days; this is mainly due to

CO2 emission-free by 2050. They said that our first step

contractual obligations. Hulskotte: “If this waiting time was

should be to take efficiency measures. This study shows that

an average of 12 hours shorter, that would really make a

those measures are within reach.”

difference in percentage terms, with an annual reduction of 35 percent in emissions. So we’re talking about 188,000

Pronto

tonnes of CO2 and 1,000 tonnes of nitrous oxides.”

Earlier this year, the Port of Rotterdam Authority launched ‘Pronto’. This port call optimisation platform combines a variety of data sources so that a port call by a vessel activities that must take place during the port call can be seamlessly coordinated with each other. The study data was immediately converted into a view in Pronto that makes just-in-time sailing possible. Shipping companies can see

BETTER COORDINATION RESULTS IN

what the sailing speed was, what the ideal speed would have been and how much fuel and CO2 could have been saved. “It’s a great idea, and we hope that other ports will also start The Port of Rotterdam is the largest port in Europe Photo by Eric Bakker

doing it,” continues Castelein. “Only by working together

LESS CO2 EMISSIONS

intensively and taking action, we can reduce CO2 emissions.”

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can be planned as accurately as possible. This way,

The vision of

THE VISION OF

Wilco Stroet Craftsmanship and innovation go hand in hand Wilco Stroet, managing director of Lankhorst Ropes, explains that his company offers a wide range of ropes. “Our products are made for specific tasks and we try to make them better every day.”

Rope. It was a human innovation invented

is not much research and development

before the wheel. Since prehistoric times

going on when it comes to ropes. “It is the

mankind is twisting and braiding strands

opposite”, says Wilco Stroet, managing

of material together to form ropes. You

director of Lankhorst Ropes. “There is a lot

could say, after all these centuries, there

of development at the moment. We have a challenge to replace steel wire ropes with synthetic fiber ropes. This takes a lot of innovation.”

A cruise vessel moored with a Tipto Winchline. Lankhorst Ropes has a special focus on the cruise industry Photos by Lankhorst Ropes

Phosphorescent Wilco Stroet is standing in the booth of Lankhorst Ropes on the maritime exhibition SMM, last September. “A lot of people think that a rope is a rope. But that is not true, look at all the different types of rope we have on display here.” He points at a wall of samples. “Each of these ropes has a specific quality and is used for different kind of jobs. In fact, we launched a new innovation in the maritime rope business during this exhibition.” Lankhorst Ropes has created a phosphorescent mooring rope that increases the visibility of the rope during dusk. “That sounds easy to do, but the strength of the rope cannot be compromised.” The phosphorescent mooring rope is one the latest products of the company

Name: Wilco Stroet

that was founded in the year 1803. Lankhorst Ropes is a leading supplier of

Family: Married with Tjallien de Vries, six daughters

synthetic fiber and steel wire ropes for

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‘WE WANT TO

P a s s p o r t

maritime and offshore industries.

To be precise, Lankhorst Ropes also sells steel wire ropes. “In some cases, steel rope is the best option, especially when high temperatures are involved. But when strength is the only factor, we are trying to find a solution in which synthetic fiber can be an effective and more practical alternative.”

Maritime activities Lankhorst Ropes is active in several areas. Their products are used for maritime activities like, dry and wet cargo, tugging

Lankhorst Ropes supplies the heavy lift industry with their products

and towing, inland shipping and dredging. Recently the company has a special focus The company is part of the world’s

this problem. But to guarantee the same

the job can be done with a different kind

on cruise. “This is a growing market. We

largest steel wire manufacturers, WireCo

strength and durability as steel wire ropes,

of rope.”

all know how important safety is in the

WorldGroup.

a lot of high-tech innovations are needed.”

The company is also big in the tug and towing segment. Here a tug with Strongline ropes

cruise industry. Mooring rope performance

The process does not stop when a

Grounded bulk carrier

is critical to the safety of a vessel’s

Lankoforce, Strongline and Euroflex and

other features like ropes that change colour

Steel wire

synthetic rope as an alternative to steel

During a spring storm this year the bulk

passengers and crew. Lankhorst’s ropes

are the result of many years’ development.

to indicate when they have to be replaced.”

Stroet observes that there is a trend towards

wire is developed. “Perhaps the hardest

carrier Glory Amsterdam ran aground at

offer safe operation, ease of handling

The company also sell jackets made of

Not every innovation has to be high-

replacing steel wire ropes with synthetic

part of the job is convincing the client that

Langeoog, a German island in the Lower

and outstanding service life performance

Dyneema, the world’s strongest fiber. This

tech. Take for example the way an eye

ones. “The problem with steel ropes is

synthetic fibre can be as reliable as steel”,

Saxon Wadden Sea. Normally vessels of this

resulting in a total cost of ownership with

groundbreaking fiber was developed by the

splice is made in a rope. Splicing a rope

that they are very heavy. If the rope is too

says Stroet with a smile. “Luckily we

size are recovered with heavy and lumber

good value.” Next to the maritime sector,

Dutch chemical company DSM Dyneema

is done by hand and for decades the

long, it can break under its own weight.

earned a lot of trust over the years, so we

some steel wire ropes, where manual

Lankhorst Ropes provides its services in the

after a long period of research.

technique remained the same. But in

With synthetic fiber ropes you do not have

are given the opportunity to prove that

handling of the rope is required. But this

offshore and heavy lift industry.

time the maritime salvage specialist, SMIT

2010 Lankhorst Ropes presented a new

Nanotechnology

rope splice technology. It was developed

Salvage, used the Lankhorst Lankoforce

Because of these diverse activities,

At the moment Lankhorst Ropes is looking

by an employee who thought he could

rope with Defender jacket to refloat the

Lankhorst produces a lot of different ropes.

how new technologies like nanotechnology

do it better. “His name is Adrie Stout and

grounded bulk carrier.

They go by names such as Tipto winchline,

can improve their ropes. “We are looking at

at home he worked on his invention.” He came with a method in which the size and

It worked well and the Glory Amsterdam

weight of the eye is reduced significantly,

was towed to a dry dock in Bremerhaven.

making it easier to handle and requiring

SMIT Salvage was very pleased with using

less crew. And all this has been achieved

Lankoforce. According to the company

without loss in rope strength.

the salvage was a textbook operation. Adrie’s name lives on in the brand name

excellent towing rope, with the advantage

the splice is called: the A3 splice. It is easy

that it is much easier to handle”, says

to describe the new rope splice technology.

Stroet.

Instead of the rope being spliced back into the body of the rope to form the eye, the new splice is made within the eye itself. “But it is much more complicated than that. Because we have a heritage that

‘CRAFTSMANSHIP IS IN OUR DNA’

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spans over 200 years, craftsmanship is in our DNA. We know the ropes”, says Stroet. The Spanish tug Ceballos pulling a Lankhorst rope

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“It proved that synthetic rope can be an

LAUNCH

Oceanco’s Project Bravo launched It was a special day in Alblasserdam at Oceanco. A remarkable yacht was launched. With a length of 109 metres and a beam of 16.3 metres, project Bravo is one of the largest yachts that is ever constructed in the Netherlands. She is also the first Oceanco yacht to utilize its innovative LIFE design.

LAUNCH

Project Bravo’ was launched on 17 November. With her naval

James Roy, director of Lateral Naval Architects comments:

architecture by Lateral Naval Architects, exterior design and

“The LIFE design’s use of advanced hybrid propulsion

layout by Nuvolari Lenard and interior by Reymond Langton

incorporating significant battery capability, combined with a

Design, Bravo is unlike any preceding Oceanco.

single tier engine room allows novel use of space to deliver areas of outstanding luxury accommodation.”

Project Bravo is also the first yacht built by Oceanco to utilize its innovative LIFE design. It stands for the words

Bravo embodies Oceanco’s expertise in building large

Lengthened, Innovative, Fuel-efficient and Eco-friendly. This

complex yachts, whereby project management proficiency

concept revolves around intelligent naval architecture that

played an integral part in the success. “A bespoke project of

leverages a number of fundamental principles, which create

such magnitude and splendor will always present interesting

a harmonious balance between weight, power, technical

challenges and opportunities”, says owner’s representative,

areas and luxury interior on board.

Burgess. “With Project Bravo we created a truly spectacular yacht whose excellence is a clear reflection of the commitment of a dynamic and professional project team.” “After the innovations introduced with the yacht Alfa Nero, Oceanco asked us to ‘raise the bar’ and create another remarkable and revolutionary design”, says Dan Lenard, senior partner of Nuvolari-Lenard. “Our approach with Bravo was to maintain a stunningly sleek profile without sacrificing any interior space. This new exterior style concept is bound to create a new design stream. It is important to us that we started this new stream together with Oceanco” The yacht’s elegant contemporary interior compliments the exterior design. Pascale Reymond, partner in Reymond Langton Design, says, “We worked with artisans and craftsmen to create bespoke artworks, fabrics and signature furniture pieces that all combine to create a warm, inviting environment on board for the owner’s family and guests.”

Photo by Francisco Martinez

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THINKING GREEN

Huge 3D printer uses fibres, making prints much stronger Royal Roos one of the launching costumers A construction hall on the outskirts of Delft was the scene of a special presentation, last November. A crowd gathered around a large box that was hidden from view by a curtain. It gave the visitors the idea that some exotic beast was ready to put on show. And in a way it was, because behind the curtain stood one of the biggest 3D printers in the world.

The company CEAD from Delft contructed the machine with the name CFAM 3D printer. What makes this printer special, next to its size, is the fact that it can print two materials simultaneously. It combines ‘ordinary’ 3D printing materials with long, continuous fibres of glass or carbon. The fibre runs precisely through the middle of the plastic in every print round. This makes the prints produced much stronger, making it useful for heavy industries such as shipping.

Trial and error It wasn’t easy to construct the system in such a way that the fibres are properly embedded in the print. A reel feeds the

The CFAM 3D printer at work

fibre to a print head, which also applies the melted print plastic at the same time. “This required a great deal of trial and error before we got the system working really well,” explains CEAD founder Maarten Logtenberg. With a print

innovations to the market quickly”, says Roos. “Fast and

surface of 4 by 2 by 1.5 metres, it’s the largest printer in

accurate 3D printing of large and strong (ship) parts was so

Europe actually available on the market. The printing speed

far not possible. With this new 3D printer this will work.

is impressive with an average of 15 kilogrammes of material per hour.

We are, for example, investigating how to use this technology to produce gangways. 3D printing is not only

CEAD began working on the printer last year. The company

fast, but, if linked parametric design, you can also calculate

quickly found two investors who were interested: a producer

the cost price in advance. Moreover, it is possible to recycle

of custom-made plastics and maritime company Royal

materials.”

Roos. These two investors will also be the first to get a One of the first things using the printer to print a scale

engineering and salvage consultancy.They also take care

model of a ship for trials in the water tanks at the Maritime

of the preparation and supervision of demanding repair

Research Institute Netherlands. “These models are usually

and modifications projects in the offshore and marine

made of wood, but that requires a lot of work and man-

industry.

hours. It will be much easier with the printer.”

Maritime industry Royal Roos and CEAD were neighbors in the former building where CEAD was located. During their time together, Fulko Roos, founder of Royal Roos, saw great potential in the development of CFAM and the team behind it. Royal A large crowd gathered for the launch of the CFAM 3D printer

Roos develops new products for the maritime industry, a challenging market with complex issues. “We want to bring

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printer. Royal Roos is a company that focusses on marine

THINKING GREEN

The printer can print objects the size of a Volkwagen Polo

Royal3D With his 3D-printer Fulko Roos founded Royal3D, subsidiary company of Royal Roos. Royal3D provides print services for the maritime industry. “We want to be able to offer technically advanced integrated solutions related to 3D printing largely for the maritime industry. While achieving this Royal3D strives to reduce our ecological footprint,” says Roos. The company will use a large proportion of the

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profits for future research and development, making next models of the name CFAM 3D printer even better. Ultimately, the printer can be used to produce sections of ships, for

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unique parts in particular, such moulds are basically too expensive. In such cases, the printer is faster and easier.

Ultimately, the printer can be used to produce sections of ships, for example, that are currently made using moulds

CEAD founder Logtenberg says that the printer will ultimately be produced for less than one million euros. In addition

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modernization of the war fleet, where experiences from the naval battles were directly translated into the new ship designs. We still do this to this day. Operational experiences of the Royal Dutch navy are still directly translated into the design of the current naval fleet of the Netherlands. The Netherlands also has a rich history when it comes to recreation on the water. When the water is frozen, we have our world-famous ‘Elfstedentocht’, 220 kilometers on ice-skates. We are also active and innovative within our yachtbuilding and watersports sector. In which we have become the builder of the largest and most innovative mega yachts in the world. Soon, even yachts up to 160 meters will be built in the Netherlands. Thriving on the core principles of cooperation, innovation and entrepreneurship, the maritime sector has become a global leader in delivering our solutions to the international markets. So, the Dutch maritime sector has grown by learning from the past. Yet, we must realize we should also learn from our past mistakes. We can and must contribute to reduced emissions and a clean sustainable future by making conscious business decisions. Integrating environmental issues to business planning can bring considerable Thriving on the core principles of cooperation, innovation and entrepreneurship, the maritime sector has become a global leader in delivering solutions to the international markets

competitive advantages. We should continue to strengthen the triple helix, our partnership of companies, governmental and educational institutions.

The shipbuilding industry was one of the cornerstones of the

The task of quickly and innovatively making our world more

economic prosperity in the Netherlands during the golden

sustainable. As a Dutch maritime sector, we are prepared

century. Dutch shipbuilders used more efficient building

to take the leading role in this task, just as we have always

methods and produced ships of better design than their

done. This time, however, we cannot do it alone. Together

European rivals, a longstanding tradition of technological

we must unite to solve the global climate problem, together

innovation. An expertise that we have been successfully

we can help build a cleaner future, we should ‘fast forward

exporting all over the world for years.

our progress and not rewind’.

Dutch Admiral Michiel de Ruyter was a naval hero who

Wim van Sluis

achieved remarkable successes during his many naval

Chairman Nederland Maritiem Land (Maritime by Holland)

As a maritime nation, the Netherlands has a number of major themes that fit in perfectly with the theme of this edition: ‘fast forward and rewind’. So let us take a look at the past first, and from there explain the present and the future. In doing so, we must be proud of our historical roots, but also look towards a more sustainable future. The long-term environmental, social, and economic impact of our operations should drive our priorities and behaviour.

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battles. With his remarkable tactics and clever use of natural elements, he managed to surprise friends and foes in the

Industry’s view is provided by one of the firms affiliated with the

battles at sea. His success went hand in hand with the

Dutch maritime network organisation Maritime by Holland.

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We will fast forward and not rewind

The current maritime generation faces an enormous task.

The Saipem 7000, one of the largest semisubmersible crane and pipelaying vessels in the world, is visiting Damen Verolme Rotterdam (DVR) for a major upgrade. The project will include the upgrade and modification of the vesselâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s power system for load sharing, the installation of MV, LV and control cables, renewal of the MV and LV switchboards and the motor control centres, the installation of uninterrupted power supplies (UPS) and the creation of an A60 compartment. The works will take around six months, with completion due in the first quarter of 2019 Photo by Damen

ALIZE First of a series of three innovative LPG tankers for Chemgas

Alize

There are three main operators of inland gas tankers in Northern Europe. One of them is Chemgas, founded in 1965 by Van Ommeren (now Vopak) and Vulcaan. The company was taken over in 2003 by German ship owner Reederei Jaegers, who owns a fleet of inland barges, but operates independently as before. The focus on shipping, rather than being a subsidiary of a tank storage company, has been beneficial for Chemgas.

with the Naval Architects of Ankerbeer

in light loaded condition, the propellers

(Kolham), who conducted model tests

would suck in air. For this reason, all these

at the DST towing tank in Duisburg and

vessels have built-in tunnels in the hull

Bureau Veritas. The design features several

shape, to ensure that the propeller always

innovations, such as the FLEX Tunnel from

gets enough water. Because it is adaptable,

Damen Marine Components, a higher cargo

the FLEX Tunnel provides the best of both

capacity due to an optimised structure, a

worlds: in loaded condition, the tunnel is

variable-speed shaft generator, a Boss Eco

completely absent and there is no drag

steering input evaluation system and noise-

caused by the tunnels. In light loaded

reducing measures. The three ships built to

condition, the tunnel creates an airtight

this design will be named Alize, Aurora and

connection to the propeller nozzle with a

Autan named after tradewinds as are most

rubber gasket (more extreme than what

ships in the fleet of Chemgas. The series is

you can do with a fixed tunnel). Because

called the Triple A-class because all names

of this good connection, a propeller could

of this series start with an A.

be used with a diameter of 1.8 metres,

and technical superintendents to get ideas

rather than the 1.65 metres propeller

and feedback. The crew is also actively

FLEX Tunnel

which would otherwise be used, given the

involved in the final stages of outfitting, so

The hull design of an inland waterway

draught is 1.5 metres. A bigger propeller is

that they know the ship very well before

cargo vessel is always a compromise

more efficient in all conditions.

starting operations. For this project,

between the loaded condition and light-

Chemgas worked with Shipyard Teamco to

loaded condition. These ships have such big

Construction

manage the outfitting, and the cooperation

propellers compared to their draught that

The size of cargo tanks on gas tankers is closely linked to the impact strength of

owner’s delivery items than you would

the hull. The side shell construction was

typically have on a ship, including the

optimised for impact strength, taking

With the new shareholders on board, a fleet

Working group

cargo tanks, the hull and the ship design,

into account the shape of the cylindrical

renewal program was executed and older

Chemgas always develops their new ships

but Teamco was very accommodating in

tonnage was replaced by modern capacity.

in-house and for each new series, they strive

dealing with this. Chemgas was pleased

The company has always had a strong

to improve on the last one. The experience

with the location, the fact that agreements

focus on safety and innovation, and was for

of building about 40 inland tankers and eight

are respected and that there is a very

instance pioneering with the “Y-shape hull”

sea-going vessels is fully utilised for each new

pleasant working atmosphere.

construction method and with the dual fuel

vessel. This is done by establishing a working

To translate the concept design to a

LNG-driven inland tanker Sirocco.

group with the fleet personnel, shore staff

working ship design, Chemgas worked

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pressure tanks inside. The liquefied gases transported by these ships – Liquified Petroleum Gases and Ammonia a.o. – can be transported at temperatures of -10 to 40 degrees. The cargo tanks are six pressure vessels, built of uncoated mild steel, capable of withstanding a pressure of 24 bar.

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has been very pleasant. Chemgas has more

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is often outweighed by the necessity to run the main engines at a constant speed, in conjunction with a controllable pitch propeller. CPP’s have a lower efficiency than fixed pitch propellers at the design speed, because of the bigger hub diameter. Of course, the main engine has to work

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The Triple A-class will sail on diesel oil. In

a rated power of 75 kVA. While there are

temperatures and pressures. To avoid

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The Alize has a length of 110 metres

Principal particulars

A novelty on Alize is the BOSS Eco system from Van Der Velden Marine Systems

Steer like a Boss Energy efficiency is more than the sum of a number of technical solutions. An important factor is the human-in-theloop and particularly the fact that no human is perfect. Ships sailing on the rivers are continuously manoeuvring with the rudders, and there are more and less efficient ways to steer the vessel through a curve. In general one can say that less and gentler movements are better, much like the gas and brake pedals in a car. A novelty on Alize is the BOSS Eco system from Van Der Velden Marine Systems. BOSS stands for Barke Optimised Steering System, and was developed to minimise

Hull Builder Kladovo Shipyard, Kladovo, Serbia

Powering

halve and lower halve of the propeller disk,

All engines onboard were supplied

which creates thrust from the rotational

Builder Teamco Shipyard, Heusden, The Netherlands

by Caterpillar. The bowthrusters is an

energy in the propeller flow.

electrically driven steering grid thruster

Owner from Veth Propulsion. The device can Chemgas Shipping BV, Rotterdam, The Netherlands provide thrust in any direction and remains Length o.a. Beam mld. Depth Draft

110,00 m 11,40 m 5,65 m 2,75 m

NA Main engine Caterpillar 3512c of 1.194 ekW Main generator Caterpillar C9.3 ACERT DITA 250 ekW Bow thruster generator Caterpillar C18 SCAC ACERT 425 ekW Harbour generator Caterpillar C4.4 DIT 51 ekW Shaft generator 75 kVA hydraulically powered Max speed 23 km/h Capacity Crew Cargo tanks Fuel tanks Fresh water tanks Ballast water tanks Sewage tanks Luboil tanks

5 2.800 m3 60 m3 17 m3 1.250 m3 6 m3 3 m3

Seagoing While Teamco Shipyard is fitting out several

effective at forward speed. It also doubles

other larger barges, including an inland

as an emergency get-me-home propulsion

LNG tanker, Chemgas is already working on

system, and indeed with the entire aft ship

the development of their next series, which

offline, the ship can still sail at 9 km/h on

will be a seagoing vessel. The requirements

the bowthruster alone. A generator set in

of the charterers, the vetting companies,

the bow can either run at variable speed,

class societies and flag authorities are even

to power the bow thruster, or at fixed

stricter in this case.

speed, in which case it is used to power the cargo pumps. The electrical installation was done by Werkina Werkendam. The main propeller is housed in a nozzle for maximum efficiency. Attached to the rear of the nozzle is a Van Der Velden XR rear spoiler. This is a vertical static wing, with different angles of attack in the upper

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overshoots when a vessel exits a turn. On a

Flexible mounts

many owner-operated inland vessels. The

display in the wheelhouse, the helmsman

Chemgas sails with highly qualified and

floors throughout the accommodation have

can continuously see how the steering

experienced crews, in large majority locals

floor heating from Speedheat and air-

inputs compare against ‘ideal steering’

from the Netherlands. To retain their

conditioning is provided throughout. Noise

for the same course corrections, and can

crew, the working conditions are made

and vibrations are an important factor in

even receive a percentage grading. Having

as pleasant as possible. Each of the five

crew wellbeing, and on Alize, the entire

insight in the fuel consumption and the

crewmembers has their own spacious

accommodation is mounted on rubber

effect of steering on it, will undoubtedly

cabin, and the interior design is modern

vibration dampers, which avoid the transfer

stimulate ‘eco-driving’ of ships.

and pleasant, while not as luxurious as

of structural vibrations into the deckhouse.

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Subcontractors and suppliers of equipment fitted on board the Alize, YN 204 Alphatron Marine, Rotterdam: radar, HFM-line equipment, conning systems; All Pumps Holland, Papendrecht: Victor pumps; Blommaert Nederland, Wijnegem: Improval foremast; Berg Maritieme Meetsystemen, Zwijndrecht: tank level measurement and level alarms; gas detection system for wheelhouse and accommodation; ballast measurement; Bureau Veritas Marine Netherlands, Rotterdam: drawing approval; inspections and issuing of Class Certificates and Statutory Certificates; Caldic Technics, Rotterdam: Stamford alternator; Damen Marine Components Netherlands, Hardinxveld-Giessendam: control panel: full-hydraulic operation; New: BOSS ™ eco Intelligent fuel-saving consumption indicator; hydraulic unit; steering gear; hydrodynamic profile rudders; hydro spoiler; Optima nozzle; High Skew 5-bladed propeller; Van der Velden® FLEX Tunnels; hydraulics and touch screen control panel; Den Breejen Shipyard, Hardinxveld-Giessendam: propeller shaft installation; Den Breejen, Sliedrecht: painting; Dijvler Materiaal, Hardinxveld-Giessendam: anchor winches; anchors; anchor wire anchor chainsEPS, Ridderkerk: firefighting pump; Foresta Trading, Tiel: lubricating oil hose reels; Victor black water pump with macerator, frequency controlled hydophore with air-cooled regulator; fuel oil trim pumps; Gebr. de Jonge Shipbuilding Services, Lochum: delivery of hull; Hoko Installatiebedrijf, Werkendam: complete sanitary installation; Kampers Shipyard, Putershoek: wheelhouse, aft mast; LWC Group, Wemeldingen: SWL hose handling crane; Maprom, Dordrecht: Simply Water propeller shaft system; Motrac Hydraulics, Papendrecht: shaft generator, supply and installation of high pressure and suction pipes and hoses; Nelf Marine Paints, Marrum: Nelfapox STL primium coating; Nelfaprime multi primer ZF; Nelfadur lacquer paint; Nelfadur topfinish semigloss; Nidec Netherlands, Sliedrecht: Leroy Somer alternator; OMRU Scheepsramen, Echt: windows and doors; Orlaco, Barneveld: CCTV system; PSI Piping, Papendrecht: deck-piping systems; Pon Power, Papendrecht: Caterpillar main engine; Caterpillar genset engine with Stamford alternator for cargo pumps and bow thruster; Caterpillar C9.3 generator set; Caterpillar C4.4 generator set with Leroy Somer alternator; Reikon, Spijkenisse: Azcue pumps; Reintjes Benelux, Antwerp, Belgium: WAF 665 reduction gearbox; Shipyard Kladovo, Servië: hull construction; Speedheat Breda, Breda: floor heating; TeamCo Shipyard, Heusden: complete outfitting, lighting fixtures and exhausts on deck; Tresco, Antwerp, Belgium: Tresco navigis; Veth Propulsion, Papendrecht: Veth compact jet bow thruster, type CJ-1000; Werkina Werkendam, Werkendam: the complete electrical installation including 2-wire data control, monitoring system with touchscreen operation, complete nautical package, camera system, complete air conditioning installation, satellite system, tank measurement system, ECDIS inland viewer, and AIS installation; WindeX Engineering, HardinxveldGiessendam: air conditioning, overpressure system, stainless steel fire dampers, ventilation fans. 0 4 1

Vagrant: sailing into the future

Work in progress. That is how you could describe the year 2018 for the classic schooner Vagrant. The more than a century old vessel is currently completely being rebuilt by Royal Huisman at the yard in Vollenhove. What makes the schooner extra special is that she is a Herreshoff.

Nathanael Greene Herreshoff was a

modifications, machinery, systems and

legendary naval architect. He founded the

rig overhauls, the updating of electrics

Herreshoff Manufacturing Company with

and electronics, and more. Next to that it

his brothers in 1878. Their sailing yachts

includes the necessary in-house design to

are legendary. Every winning America’s

support these services.

Cup Yacht from 1893 to 1934 was built by the Herreshoff yard.

Vagrant’s owner clearly briefed the team to reconstruct the sailing yacht’s magnificent elegance and style, inside

her current owner decided that the

and out, with respect and care for her

schooner needed a thorough refit and

appearance which reflects the past

asked Royal Huisman’s renowned refit

decades of ownership, but al so to re-

department to do the job. The department

engineer Vagrant with the most advanced

is called Huisfit and it offers everything

quality materials and board systems for

from cosmetic repairs to hull and interior

safe operation. The yacht was fully stripped upon arrival at the Royal Huisman facilities before her

SHE IS A HERRESHOFF

33 metres over-a-century-old steel hull was sandblasted. All of the numerous individual rivets were fixed by welding to avoid potential deformation and leakage. A quantity of steel plating was also replaced to preserve Vagrant well into the future.

The arrival of the legendary Vagrant at Royal Huisman. photo by Royal Huisman

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Vagrant was launched in 1913. Recently,

VA G R A N T

The installation of the new main engines,

Although Huisfit-projects are never a

generators and Royal Huisman-engineered

‘typical refit’, the scope of the Vagrant

board systems in the technical spaces

project is widely regarded as a new

below the accommodation is nearly

build. As a result of this extensive Huisfit,

ready. Most of the existing classic luxury

Vagrant and her magnitude will be

interior was repaired and restored by

preserved well into the future. And thanks

the shipyard’s joinery team, whilst

to her owner’s vision and respect for her

new crew accommodation was built

legacy, Vagrant will not become a piece of

in parallel. Without compromising on

forgotten history but instead, will remain a

space the engine, generators, heating,

living legend - sailing and enjoyed by many

air conditioning and more are smartly

for decades to come.

concealed behind wooden panels and cabinetry. All existing deckhouses, superstructures and skylights have been The main deckhouse during the refit process in the joinery hall Photo by Royal Huisman

removed and updated by Royal Huisman. Currently they are being re-installed on the all-new teak deck. Dykstra Naval Architects and Rondal provides the re-rigging of her schoonerrigged sail plan with yankee, staysail, main staysail and queen fisherman, while new Rondal aluminum masts will be constructed for the inside furling of the fisherman and mainsail. The re-launch of Vagrant is scheduled for the spring of 2019, and will be followed by sea trials and the final testing of her sailing systems.

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Inside the Vagrant. The yacht was fully stripped upon arrival Photo by Royal Huisman

Schooner Designer Construction Launched Refit Length incl. bowsprit Hull length Length waterline Beam Draft

Vagrant Herreshoff Steel 1913, Rhode island, USA 2017-2019 at Royal Huisfit 39 metres 33 metres 25 metres 7 metres 4 metres The Vagrant after the work on the hull Photo by Royal Huisman

Royal Huisman and Huisfit have an established track record of success with such projects, including the rescue and rebuild of the 40 metres J-Class yacht Endeavour. The yacht, built in 1934, was saved from a muddy grave, restructured in England then brought to Royal Huisman to bring her back to her finest. More recently Huisfit took care of the restoration of Flyer, winner of the 1977-1978 Whitbread Round the World Race.

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AN ALL-NEW TEAK DECK Vagrant will be enjoyed by many for decades to come Photo by Royal Huisman

The deck of the Vagrant in primer coating

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Cutter suction dredger SPARTACUS launched

Cutter suction dredger Spartacus was launched in Krimpen aan den IJssel on 10 November before the first light of dawn

multi-year fleet investment program,” said

held on 20 December later that year. IHC

Alain Bernard, Director and CEO of DEME.

and DEME acquired extensive knowledge

“The new additions to the fleet are part of

during the build of LNG-powered trailing

our continuous efforts to further increase

suction hopper dredgers Minerva and

efficiency, both in terms of production and

Scheldt River. This know-how was

environmental performance. ‘Spartacus’

invaluable throughout the construction

stands out because of her unrivaled power

of Spartacus. The four main engines the

and high-tech features on board. The CSD

vessel can run on LNG, marine diesel oil

will drive new levels of performance and

(MDO) and heavy fuel oil (HFO). The two

will provide our customers with flexible

auxiliary engines also incorporate dual-fuel

solutions for dredging projects in even the

technology.

most harsh and remote environments.”

Benchmark

IHC’s CEO, Dave Vander Heyde, added:

As the principle LNG-powered CSD in the

“IHC is known for its willingness to push

world, Spartacus sets a new benchmark

boundaries to develop and produce high

in the industry. It also features several

added-value equipment and vessels for

additional innovations, such as a waste

our customers. The combination of power,

heat recovery system, a one-man operated

size and innovation makes ‘Spartacus’ a

dredge control and a heavy-duty cutter

perfect example of such a project. DEME

ladder that can reach a dredging depth of

was once the first dredging company to

45 metres.

put a ‘jumbo’ dredger in the market which

Smooth sailing

has led to a new generation of dredging

It was still dark when Spartacus came out

“DEME’s drive to innovate and focus on

vessels. As ‘Spartacus’ will soon be the

the construction hall of Royal IHC and took

sustainability is reflected in the company’s

world’s largest and most powerful LNG-

her first dip in the water. The vessel was

powered CSD in operation, DEME will

launched by Fabienne Ackermans, the

again have set a new standard in the

spouse of Luc Bertrand (chairman of the

market.”

Board of Directors of Ackermans & van Haaren, owner of DEME). After the words

INNOVATIVE AND SUSTAINABLE

In September it was announced that Royal

It was a launch for the early birds. The

the first to be powered by liquefied natural

‘Spartacus, I launch you into the water and

invitees were expected to arrive at five in

gas (LNG). With a total installed capacity

wish you smooth sailing’, she performed

the morning. The fact that they showed up

of 44,180 kW, Spartacus is simply the most

the launching ceremony.

in big numbers, proofed that this was not

powerful and environmental friendly cutter

a normal launch. Spartacus is the world’s

suction dredger (CSD) that has ever been

The cutting of the first steel plate for

dredger Scheldt River, that was recently

largest cutter suction dredger (CSD) and

built.

Spartacus took place on 6 September

awarded the title ‘Ship of the Year 2018’.

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IHC has secured a contract from DEME for the design and build of four new vessels. The order consists of a copy of the 8,400 cubic metres trailing suction hopper

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The giant cutter suction dredger Spartacus has been successfully launched at the Royal IHC shipyard. The launch took place in Krimpen aan den IJssel in the Netherlands on 10 November. Spartacus is constructed for the Belgian client DEME.

2017 and the keel laying ceremony was

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Spartacus is the world’s first self-propelled LNG-powered cutter suction dredger

Principal particulars

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Length overall Breadth Depth Draught (ballasted) Dredging depth (min) Dredging depth (max) Suction pipe diameter

164 metres 34 metres 10 metres 7 metres 6.25 metres 45 metres 1,200 millimeters

Total installed power Speed at 6.3 metres draught

44,180kW 12.5 knots

Accommodation

72 people

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A number of pioneering vessels recently

2,300 cubic metres trailing suction hopper

entered the DEME fleet, including the

dredger and two 3,500 cubic metres split

dual-fuel dredgers Minerva and Scheldt

barges. The compact design of the 2,300

River in 2017, both from Royal IHC.

cubic metres TSHD is characterised by a

At the moment the 15,000 cubic metres

small draught and can be deployed for

trailing suction hopper dredger Bonny

projects in shallow water worldwide. The

River from IHC Royal is under construction

two split barges are based on the IHC

in China.

standard split trail 3,500 design. Dave Vander Heyde, CEO of Royal IHC: “IHC is proud that DEME has ordered four highly competitive new vessels. The partnership with DEME has proven to be successful in the past, and we are pleased to continue our partnership with them by adding more value and technical capabilities to their

A SUCCESSFUL PARTNERSHIP

advanced fleet.”

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Next to that the order consisted of a

A lot of people gathered for this special launch

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Expedition vessel Game Changer delivered

Game Changer is delivered Photo's by Damen & Tom van Oossanen

She is equipped with, among others, a submarine

marine conservation, ocean research,

newly delivered vessel is certified for Arctic

to 1,100 metres. A deep-rated Falcon

documenting ocean biodiversity and luxury

and Antarctic operations in compliance

ROV by Saab Seaeye, that can dive to

dive expeditions.

with the IMO Polar Code. She can carry

1,000 metres, further complements

a substantial amount of extra provisions,

her capabilities. In addition to her dive

Owners representative Mike Rouse

fuel (marine, aviation and petrol), luggage

facilities, she features a fully certified

supervised the extensive modifications

and spare parts to support extended

helideck and below-deck heli hangar. The

Game Changer was sold following

modifications. Her owners wanted to

project, which resulted in new guest and

periods in remote locations.

vesselâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s custom Airbus H130 T2 helicopter

her appearance at the Monaco Yacht

add customisations to make the vessel

crew areas as well as anexcellent equipped

Show in 2017 before returning to the

more suitable for expeditions. Game

dive centre with a custom set-up and

The vessel custom-built C-Researcher

system supports the outstanding media

Damen Shipyards Gorinchem facility for

Changer will be used around the world for

tri-mix facilities by Moondog Diving. The

submarine by U-Boat Worx can dive

capability on board.

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equipped with a Shotover 8k camera

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The Game Changer is ready for her first adventures. The luxury expedition vessel was recently delivered to her owners. She departed the Damen yard in the Netherlands after extensive modifications.

GAME CHANGER

GAME CHANGER IS READY FOR ADVENTURE

Launched in 2017, Game Changer is a 69.15 metres vessel based on the Yacht Support 6911. Four MTU 16V4000 M63l

The vessel has a dive centre with a custom set-up and tri-mix facilities by Moondog Diving

diesel engines are the heart of the YS 6911, each providing 2240kW at 1800rpm. The 16-cylinder engines are liquid –cooled four-stroke diesel engines with direct injection, sequential turbocharging and charge-air cooling. The engines, managed by an engine control, managed by an engine control and monitoring system, are classed Unrestricted Continuous Operation (1A). “It has been a long and intense period of work preparing Game Changer for the exciting projects that lie ahead,” Rouse comments. “We are confident we are starting this exciting journey with a very capable vessel.”

The bridge of the Game Changer

The vessel has a custom Airbus H130 T2 helicopter

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The Maritime Awards Gala 2018

For the first time, the Young Professionals Party was integrated into the Maritime Awards Gala, allowing the new generation of maritime leaders to connect. The almost 100 young professionals that attended were able to follow the gala on large screens from a different hall. The reception and the after party took place together. The night started with a speech of Minister of Infrastructure and Water Management Cora van Nieuwenhuizen. She praised the several forms of cooperation in the industry and

Once a year the top of maritime industry from the Netherlands gathers for a special night. A night that celebrates the successes of the Dutch maritime industry. It is called the Maritime Awards Gala and this year it was held in the city of Zaandam, near

the willingness to share information. “Look what is going on in the Port of Rotterdam. Several parties are working together to fight congestion in the port. Innovation is working together. So work together even more, especially

Amsterdam. An old factory hall was the stage of the this edition of the Maritiem Awards

when it comes to digitalisation.” The minister told the

Gala. Hundreds of guests in smoking and evenings dresses filled the venue that was

audience also about the good reputation of the Dutch

illuminated by candles. The highlight of the evening was the award ceremony. Five

maritime cluster abroad. “I notice that the maritime industry

awards were handed out by the host Jort Kelder.

is often a valuable part of a trade mission.” After Van Nieuwenhuizen, Wim van Sluis, chairman Nederland Maritiem Land (Maritime by Holland) took the stage. In his speech he spoke of the economic recovery he saw in the industry. “It is picking up, but we are not there yet.” Van Sluis added that the Dutch government can help the maritime cluster in ways of financing and as a launching costumer for new innovations. At the end of his speech he emphasized the need for an employer branding campaign for the Dutch maritime cluster. “It is very important that we The almost 100 young professionals that attended the gala were able to follow the show on large screens from a different hall

present ourselves as an interesting industry, if we want to attract the smartest talents.” After the speeches it was time for Dutch Maritime Awards 2018. In total five awards were handed out by the host Jort Kelder. One of the highlights of the award show is the announcement of the Ship of the Year. This year the award was given to the trailing suction hopper dredger Scheldt River, designed and built by Royal IHC.

Van Hengel-Spengler Award The Maritime RNLN Van Hengel-Spengler Award 2018 was awarded to Kirsten Schmidt for her Augmented Reality Navigation. Kirsten researched how Augmented Reality (AR) marine staff can help with safe navigation. Based on qualitative research and evaluations by operational users, she came up with an AR viewer concept with a prototype of The Maritime RNLN Van Hengel-Spengler Award was awarded to Kirsten Schmidt (middle) for her Augmented Reality Navigation

an AR device, which increases the situational awareness and thus provides support for safe navigation.

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The Maritime Awards Gala 2018 was hosted by Jort Kelder

The Maritime Designer Award was awarded to Gijsbert van Marrewijk (middle) for his study of the use of T-foils under fast ships

The Maritime Innovation Award goes to Fleat Cleaner for their cleaning system

The winners (right) of the KVNR Shipping Award are Multraship and Novatug with their Carrousel Rave Tug

The Minister of Infrastructure and Water Management Cora van Nieuwenhuizen

The Scheldt River is the Ship of the Year. The trailing suction hopper dredger is designed and built by Royal IHC

Innovation Award

KVNR Shipping Award

KNVTS Ship of the Year

The Maritime Designer Award 2018 was awarded to Gijsbert

Fleet Cleaner was presented with the Maritime Innovation

The winners of the KVNR Shipping Award 2018 are

Trailing suction hopper dredger Scheldt River designed and

van Marrewijk (Berthan Research) for his study on the

Award 2018 because it is a unique system with huge

Multraship & Novatug with their Carrousel Rave Tug. The

built by Royal IHC has been given the Maritime Award KNVTS

application of T-foils under fast ships. His newly developed

commercial potential, which they invented themselves. The

jury praised Multraship for the successful execution of a

Ship of the Year 2018. This dredger contains a number of

solution for controlling T-foils will potentially bring back

jury described Fleet Cleaner as a true maritime innovation.

ambitious and costly experiment that will also be available to

innovations including a two-speed gearbox, the storage of a

the application of hydrofoils. Developments in the use of

Fleet Cleaner removes the dirt that accumulates on the

other market parties. Multraship has demonstrated a strong

dredging mixture with very high density, which optimizes the

water taxis and bicycle ferries, in and between large cities,

bottom of a ship, whilst it is loading and unloading in the

vision for the future based on the creation of the Carrousel

dredging operations even further. However, the application

offer new possibilities to take this solution seriously again.

port, by means of a self-developed robot. Fleet Cleaner is an

Rave Tug. In addition to fuel savings, the overall design also

of LNG for the energy supply of such a ship is a worldwide

Of course, safety deserves extra attention. This is also

efficient machine that can operate in a difficult environment,

results in lower loads on rotating parts, which means that

first. Royal IHC and client DEME have thus made a big step

recognised by Van Marrewijk, and forms an important part

and required the developers to create several different

maintenance costs can remain low.

towards cleaner dredging, which was highly appreciated by

of the proposed follow-up study.

innovations and combine them.

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Designer Award

The cruise vessel Nieuw Statendam is now part of the fleet of Holland America. The ship was delivered during a ceremony at the Fincantieri shipyard in Italy on 29 November. The 2,666-guest cruise vessel a sister ship to Koningsdam and the second of our Pinnacle-class ships. The godmother of the Nieuw Statendam is Oprah Winfrey Photo by Holland America

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MARITIME MONITOR 2018

Maritime Monitor 2018: signs of economic recovery The new Maritime Monitor was presented by Minister of Infrastructure and Water Management Cora van Nieuwenhuizen during the Maritime Awards Gala 2018. She handed out the first edition to Wim van Sluis, chairman Nederland Maritiem Land (Maritime by Holland). The study clearly shows signs of economic recovery. Direct employment in the maritime cluster declined slightly, although there is a shortage of technical staff.

MARITIME MONITOR 2018

The direct and indirect production value of the maritime

(-0.5 per cent), giving the appearance that the maritime

cluster amounts to 55.1 billion euro in 2017. The cluster

sector is lagging behind the business cycle. However, the

generated a direct added value of 18.5 billion euro in the

sector has actually been showing recovery for some time.

Netherlands. Indirectly, 4.3 billion euro was also added.

The strongest absolute increase in direct employment in

The maritime cluster generates approximately 3.1 per cent

2017 occurred in the ports sector (+1,750 people). The

(2016: 3.3 per cent) of the gross domestic product (GDP) of

strongest decline in employment took place in offshore

the Netherlands. In 2017, the maritime cluster employed

employment (approximately -1200 people). Indirect

258,722 people, of which approximately 166,763 were direct

employment in the maritime cluster also decreased

labourers. As a result, the total number of employees in

marginally by 0.2 per cent, which was partly due to lower

the maritime cluster is equal to 2.85 per cent (2016: 2.9 per

direct employment figures and changed employment

cent) of employment in the Netherlands.

multipliers over 2016 (revised) and 2017.

The robust development of employment in the Netherlands

The direct added value of the maritime cluster has grown

in 2017 is not yet reflected in the cluster. Direct employment

marginally (0.1 per cent) compared to the revised figures

in the maritime cluster declined only slightly

for 2016. The fact that this increase exceeds the rise in employment clearly shows signs of economic recovery. The increase in the direct added value of the cluster is lower than the GDP growth of the Netherlands (+4.1 per cent). The indirect added value of the maritime cluster is decreasing by almost 6.5 per cent. The largest decline occurred in the shipbuilding sector. For the total added value (direct plus indirect) of the maritime cluster, this means a decrease of 1.2 per cent compared to the recalculated figures for 2016. The total export of the maritime cluster amounted to nearly â&#x201A;Ź26 billion in 2017, noting a decrease of â&#x201A;Ź0.35 billion in comparison to 2016. This decrease is mainly attributable to shipbuilding, where the export figures of CBS show a substantial peak in 2016 compared to 2015 and 2017. In 2017, the cluster has a share of 3.9 per cent in total Dutch exports of goods and services. The most noticeable increase of added value took place in the maritime services sector, with an increase of 56 per cent. A sector such as shipping, which clearly benefited from the strong growth in world trade and the commodities boom before the crisis, has not yet recovered.

The Maritime Monitor 2018 shows signs of economic recovery for the Dutch maritime cluster

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TOTAL EXPORT OF THE MARITIME CLUSTER AMOUNTED TO NEARLY 26 BILLION EURO

MARITIME MONITOR 2018

Meet the Dutch worldwide

Dutch maritime trade mission to Vietnam (March) Holland Pavilion at INMEX Vietnam (March) Dutch maritime trade mission to Turkey (April) Dutch maritime trade mission Cruisemarket Miami (April) Holland Pavilion at Sea Asia (April)

The Maritime Monitor and Port Monitor were presented during the Maritime Awards Gala 2018 From left to right: Ronald Paul, Chief Operating Officer Port of Rotterdam, Minister Cora van Nieuwenhuizen and Wim van Sluis, chairman Maritime by Holland

Technology Exchange Roadshow Malaysia (April) Holland Pavilion at Nor-Shipping (June) Holland Pavilion at NEVA (September) Holland Pavilion at Offshore Energy (October) Holland Pavilion at Kormarine (October) Two Holland Pavilions at Europort (November) Holland Pavilion at Marintec (December)

and development of expertise of current personnel, with a

maritime sector has led to a shortage of technical staff. Many

focus on the future, is critical.

technical functions in the maritime sector require skills that are also required in other sectors, and this will create further

The annual monitoring study for the maritime cluster is

pressure on the market for skilled technicians.

carried out on behalf of the Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Management and in cooperation with Nederland

The influx of new students at a variety of skills, backgrounds

Maritiem Land. The Dutch maritime cluster consists of the

and levels of education is therefore essential for the future of

following sectors: shipping, shipbuilding, offshore, inland

the sector. As the required knowledge and skills are rapidly

shipping, dredging, ports, navy, fishing, maritime services,

changing due to new technology (such as robotization,

yachtbuilding / watersport industry and marine equipment

digitization and the internet of things), then further training

supply.

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Holland Pavilion at Indonesia Maritime Expo (October)

The steady grow in the labour market in 2017 in the

ELECTRICAL OUTFITTING ON ADVANCED VESSEL

The 160-metre Living Stone is designed to lay deep-sea cables linking offshore wind farms and the mainland. In addition, the vessel is also equipped for the positioning of rocks using a vertical fall pipe system that can reach depths of up to 1,000 metres. Additional features include a cable capacity of more than 10,000 tonnes, an advanced cable laying system, dual-fuel (MGO-LNG) engines and a DP3 system. This specification ensures that the Living Stone is one of the most advanced and largest vessel in its class today. The vessel is equipped with an advanced cable-laying system designed by DEME’s offshore engineering specialist Tideway and built at Reimerswaal shipyard. To minimize costs, Tideway designed a system with two cable ways; one to lay the cable and another on which the next cable can be prepared at the same time and on which a cable protection system (CPS) is installed. This allows much faster cable preparation, and a reduction in the need for manual

Living Stone is designed to lay deep-sea cables linking offshore wind farms and the mainland Photo by Van der Kloet

handling, thereby reducing the risk of damage to the cables. Alewijnse project manager Valentin Petrea is delighted with

System integrator Alewijnse Marine has completed electrical outfitting works on board DEME’s new and innovative subsea cable-layer Living Stone. The has been designed to support wind farm installation and interconnector operations and recently started her first assignment; at the Hornsea Project One wind farm currently being developed off the North Sea coast of the UK.

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that we could once again carry out electrical outfitting works Alewijnse Marine was responsible for significant elements of

on an advanced cable-laying vessel for DEME. The customer

the electrical outfitting on board this advanced vessel. The

was very satisfied with Alewijnse’s performance because

contract included the installation and connecting of cables to

we delivered good quality and we met all schedules, which

the DP back up room, installation of the helideck equipment

was highly appreciated. Using our professional knowledge

and heat tracing for the FIFI system, connecting of fiber optic

and flexibility and closely cooperating with the customer,

cables, modification of the CCTV system in the carousel and

we again demonstrated that we can meet the highest

other installation works and commissioning assistance.

expectations.”

DEME’s choice of Alewijnse Marine for the electrical works

Alewijnse has extensive experience in the electrical newbuild

was based on the strong track-record that Alewijnse has

and refit of all kinds of cable-laying vessels. Previous notable

built up in supporting DEME with its specialist skills in the

projects include the full electrical installation and systems

construction of previous vessels. This includes projects

integration on board the innovative cable-layers Nexus

undertaken on IHC’s Minerva and Scheldt River last year,

(Van Oord) and the Maersk Connector, and electrical

which involved similar installation and commissioning

servicing and maintenance on the GMS-owned, fibre-optic

activities.

cable-layer Cable Innovator.

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Alewijnse completes electrical works on board of Living Stone

the result of the Living Stone project: “We are very proud

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