| This film shows how our award winning MoorMaster™ automated mooring units at the Port of Hov in Denmark and at Utah Point berth in Port Hedland, Western Australia, are improving safety and operational efficiency. | |
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Cavotec has signed an agreement with a port operator to equip two berths at a terminal with MoorMaster™ automated mooring systems. Deliveries are scheduled to start in 2019, with the systems entering service in 2020. The order value amounts to approximately EUR 10.3 million, whereof a majority is expected to be recorded in 2019 and the remainder in 2020.
Cavotec is set to revolutionise the operation of e-vessels by delivering and maintaining its automated, unmanned, mooring system MoorMaster™ for e-ferry ports across Norway. With these orders, MoorMaster™ is now the leading technology to safely and efficiently moor e-vessels, a segment set for rapid growth.
An agreement has been signed between Cavotec Group and Wärtsilä to jointly develop the world’s first combined induction charging and automatic mooring concept.
Global engineering group Cavotec has been awarded three separate orders for its innovative MoorMaster™ automated mooring technology for applications in Australia, Canada and the United States, with a combined value of approximately EUR 6.5 million.
News of a number of significant orders for our advanced crane technologies from the world's leading crane manufacturers, as well as orders for its innovative shore power systems. The orders have a combined value of approximately EUR 10 million.
Cavotec has won three orders worth a total of more than EUR 28 million for MoorMaster™ automated mooring systems at applications in Australia, Canada and Denmark, one of which — for the St. Lawrence Seaway in Canada — is the largest to date for MoorMaster™, and one of the biggest projects in the history of the Group.
This is a follow-up on our press release of November 7 titled: "Cavotec wins largest MoorMaster™ automated mooring order to date".
News of a series of orders worth EUR 7.2 million for several of our maritime technologies, including Alternative Maritime Power (AMP) systems, slip rings, cable reels and high voltage cables for customers in the US, China, Australia, South Korea, and Japan.
Just two days after news of our combined automated mooring and shore power project, another major automated mooring project: a significant order for MoorMaster™ automated mooring at a new bulk handling application in Norway, the largest single MoorMaster™ order in Europe to date.
Port systems innovator Cavotec has won a unique order to manufacture fully integrated MoorMaster™ automated mooring and Alternative Maritime Power (AMP) electrical supply systems for two Norled frequent-use ferry berths in western Norway, servicing the world’s first fully battery powered ferries.
MoorMaster™ AMS units during ASD at Naval Base Coronado in California, during which a total of between 40 and 50 mooring operations were ...
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MoorMaster™ AMS units during ASD at Naval Base Coronado in California, during which a total of between 40 and 50 mooring operations were ...
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Eighteen MoorMaster™ 200B units at LKAB’s iron ore berth in Narvik, northern Norway - the first MoorMaster™ bulk application in Europe, a...
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Cavotec Alternative Maritime Power, (AMP), units ready for shipping from our Cavotec Specimas Centre of Excellence in Milan to Jinhai Shi...
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Here's a MoorMaster™ automated mooring unit now installed at Lavik ferry berth in Norway. This unit is part of our combined automated Moo...
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MoorMaster™ automated mooring units currently being installed at a bulk handling application in Narvik, northern Norway.
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One of the several MoorMaster™ automated mooring units installed at the St. Lawrence Seway in Canada. The Seaway recently placed an order...
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Cavotec's MoorMaster™ is a vacuum-based mooring technology that eliminates the need for conventional mooring lines. Remote controlled vac...
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An image of Cavotec MoorMaster™ MM200C (Container) automated mooring units at the Port of Salalah, Oman. These are the same type of units...
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Cavotec motorised cable reels power ship-to-shore (STS) cranes at ports around the clock all around the world. This shot was taken during...
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Dry Cargo International reports on our latest round of MoorMasterTM automated mooring projects at applications in Australia, Canada and Denmark, one of which — for the St. Lawrence Seaway in Canada — is the largest to date for technology, and one of the biggest projects in the history of the group.
The Cavotec Prospectus provides a comprehensive overview of the Group in the run-up to its listing on the NASDAQ OMX Stockholm on October 19, 2011.