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Seatec International Maritime Review
SEATEC analyses the interesting marine industry power plays on the Baltic Sea. We take a look at German shipbuilder Meyer Werft who scored big with Royal Caribbean and is currently raising its profile considerably. Good news come from Helsinki as well: as the Helsinki shipyard is reborn as a Russo-Finnish operation, the horizon looks promising once more. In Rauma, Finland, it is also time to celebrate as the next generation car-passenger ferry Spirit of France takes to the waves. » Read virtual magazine
Table of contents
2 Editorial
6 Finnish Maritime Industry Still Swears by Innovation
13 Opportunity Knocking: Servicing offshore wind farms
14 Wise Meets the Welder
16 Viking Builds World’s First Large LNG Passenger Ferry
17 BV Classifies Special Vessels
18 Second Car-Passenger Ferry for English Channel Nears Completion at Rauma
22 Wind – a jack-up barge for servicing wind turbines at sea
23 Aslemetals is known as a high quality subcontractor
24 Sunshine for Germans, Eclipse for Finns?
32 Heroic Homeric
34 Cable for Allure
36 Arctech Brings Together Finnish and Russian Arctic Shipbuilding Excellence
42 Specialist in Propulsion Systems and Equipment
44 9th Intermodal Africa 2011 Morocco Exhibition and Conference
46 Growing Maritime Event in India Reflects Surge in the Indian Economy
48 Yamal LNG Aker Arctic’s next challenge
Windside Wind Turbines for exceptional conditions
49 COMPANY DIRECTORY