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Https://www.scmp.com/business/companies/article/3260244/consortium-three-li-ka-shing-firms-acquires-phoenix-energy-northern-irelands-largest-natural-gas?module=top_story&pgtype=subsection

https://www.bab****international.com/news/bab****-takes-on-full-type-23-upkeep-responsibility-for-royal-navy/

Has an article "Ferries". Seems not to favourable to IoSSG.

See Isles of Scilly Air and Sea Links facebook page where someone has loaded it up.

More photos on H&W Marine Services facebook from Newport

😀😃

Thanks Si_D, think we posted at the same time :)

Towing something to Falmouth

May be unlikely but not impossible that H&W have bought the tug?

Https://www.harland-wolff.com/news/harland-wolff-cuts-first-steel-on-new-cable-barge-for-kbs-maritime/

Maybe this is ready.

Https://www.gov.uk/government/speeches/prime-ministers-defence-speech-in-warsaw-23-april-2024

Defence Speech Rishi Sunak

Https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2024/apr/23/uk-to-boost-defence-spending-to-25-of-gdp-sunak-says

Slightly smaller than Searose FPSO 😃

For Belfast

LCU 9738 left site this morning

AFON ALAW tug on way to Appledore, might not be to H&W

Https://www.projectcargojournal.com/project-logistics/2024/04/22/pentagon-handles-searose-fpso-refit-logistics/

Gives an idea of logistics in the background

Looks like it :)

Https://cinmagazine.co.uk/kaymac-marine-civil-engineering-ltd-double-award-recognition/

Might be Phase 2, starting 2024

“We’re extremely busy at the moment and have lots of enquiries coming in. The future certainly looks very bright, particularly as we’re very close to being added to a framework that will potentially provide us with excellent continuity of work for the next four to six years. We’re currently preparing for this to ensure that we have the resources to deliver the work to our usual high standards without any compromise on quality.

“We also have phase two of the Eastman Sea Outfall Project set to commence next year. We’ll be replacing the entire pipe as part of a development that is valued at close to £9m, which will be one of the largest single value contracts we have undertaken since the company was established in 1976. We’re only as good as our last job, so we’re concentrating on the contracts that we have lined up, which includes several projects for Network Rail across Scotland and the north of England. We want to maintain the high-quality service we’ve become known for, by continuing to invest in our infrastructure and by developing our people. That’s what we’re striving for.”

Think you might be right there. I wasn't sure 👍.

Great spot Si_D,

So it could be that pipe replacement project as there's pipes in the picture?

"The outfall was originally constructed in 1960 and is located near Nash in Newport. The offshore section of the outfall consists of a 1470m long concrete coated steel pipe that discharges into the Severn Estuary. The offshore section of pipe, which travels under the sea defence wall and terminates in the low water zone, was nearing the end of its design life and due for replacement."

Sorry Kaeren, no detail provided. It is for a company Kaymac Marine and Civil Engineering.

Might be this project in the Newport area

https://www.kaymacmarine.co.uk/projects/eastman-sea-outfall-slip-lining-project/

but this might be completed already.