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Estimated at $US470m, the unmanned surface vessel market is expected to reach around $US1billion by 2022. USVs can augment many functions including divers in salvage, port security, fish farms surveillance, bridge and dam monitoring, research and education. This morning conference session will benefit any business that serves these sectors by helping them keep on top of the latest developments.


With many vessel operators considering the benefits of embracing hybrid propulsion, interest in Hybrid is high. Chaired by Duncan Duffy, Global Technology Lead for Electro- technical matters, Lloyds Register, the Hybrid Conference, will take place on the afternoon of 12 June. Speakers from academia and commercial will cover the latest developments in the drive to reduce operating costs and minimise fuel consumption, together with growing environmental and legislative pressures to bring down emissions.


The Seawork Business Briefings are a great example of Seawork’s commitment to facilitating business in the commercial marine sector. A popular feature at Seawork, the free-to-attend Business Briefings cover a variety of industry-pertinent issues and feature expert presentations from industry gurus, exhibitors and supporting associations. Hot topics up for discussion in 2019 are maritime mass rescue operations, remote monitoring and control of workboat operations, cyber security and, not surprisingly, life after Brexit/Non-Brexit.


Applied in an increasing number of structures of all types, Composite technology brings weight reduction and increased rigidity. Composites UK will be hosting a special forum session to highlight composites in the marine sector.


The must-attend UK MOD Procurement session will be held on day three of Seawork, Thursday 13 June 2019, from 1100 – 1300.


Fast vessels operating at high speed for security interventions and SAR are a significant specialist sector of the commercial marine business. As operating demands increase, new solutions for propulsion, navigation, communications and care of the crew will be needed. Speed@ Seawork sea trials and conference are aimed squarely at facilitating growth and development for the design, build and operation of these specialist vessels.


The Marine & Coastal Civil Engineering Expo (M&CCE Expo) joins Seawork


Recently acquired by Mercator Media Limited, organiser of Seawork, the M&CCE Expo is Europe’s leading event showcasing the latest equipment and techniques in marine civil engineering and construction. M&CCE Expo will be situated exclusively in its own dedicated exhibition arena, and will run concurrently with Seawork, giving even more opportunities to source the best equipment, learn about best practice, and network with the best people in the commercial marine industry.


Attracting over 7,700 attendees each year, Seawork hosts over 610 exhibitors from 70 countries showcasing 10,000 products and services.


Visit Seawork.com to see the full extent of what’s on offer


at Seawork 2019. Don’t forget to attend the Small Craft Surveyors Forum at Seawork on the afternoon of Wednesday 12. Details coming soon.


The Report • March 2019 • Issue 87 | 57


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