All Boatbuilding Materials & Machinery articles – Page 7
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Nautical Structures opens European sales and service centre
New operation is located within the MB92 refit facility in Barcelona, Spain
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ArticleSpirit Yachts in expansion mode as it unveils details of new 111
First look of its new 34m wooden superyacht, billed as the largest single-masted wooden yacht since Shamrock V
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SmartPlug appoints Swedish distributor
Comstedt will represent the company’s shore power inlets and connectors in Sweden
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US$13m invested at Lauderdale Marine Center to boost capacity
Two new travel lifts now operating
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BWA expands representation in Greece and Italy
Alliances formed with Luise Group and A1 Yachting
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Indonesian marina receives 5 Gold Anchors
Nongsa Point Marina & Resort is the first marina in the country to receive the accreditation
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Australian boatyard plans major expansion
The Yard Brisbane is looking to attract more superyacht work
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UK marina expands
James Watt Dock marina in Scotland is investing £1.25m on a new administrative office
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ArticleNew company to develop drystack facilities Down Under
Drysta Australia designs 400-boat capacity boat halls that are served by one gantry
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New floating “microgrid platform” provides free solar power-generated electricity to boaters
BlueIsles stores electricity via solar panels and then delivers power to boaters who want to dock and hook up their shore power
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ArticleUS and Costa Rican yacht yards in partnership link
Aim to capitalise on joint customer bases
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Builders of winning America’s Cup yacht laid off
But future remains bright for the boating sector, according to industry officials
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ArticleUK marina completes refurbishment
St Katharine Docks in central London held an event last week to celebrate
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Garmin acquires marine website
Crowd-sourced Active Captain to be used on future Garmin marine products
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ISA shipyard sees benefits of Palumbo investment
New shed for megayacht construction will be ready in late June. A dry dock for yachts over 60 meters is also planned
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Newport Shipyard gets approval for expansion
The additional 560 feet of dock space in the superyacht marina is expected to have a US$3.5m impact on the local economy
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Seabin project production setup nears completion
alma-based startup expects production of V5 Hybrid, its first flagship product, to begin in the next four weeks
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ArticleTasmanian marina receives Level 3 Clean Marina accreditation
Oyster Cove Marina is said to be the first marina in Tasmania to achieve this status
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