The Port of Tyne is a principal port in the North East of the UK; a dynamic trading hub with five business areas; conventional and bulk cargoes, logistics, car...
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Solar Solve Marine, the South Shields based manufacturer of SOLASOLV® anti-glare, heat rejecting roller screens for navigation bridge windows, has just received an order from Bourbon Offshore in Norway...
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When a request came through asking for sponsorship to raise money for the Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen and Families Association (SSAFA) Solar Solve Marine were quick to help out. Based...
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In the current climate there are significant economic and environmental arguments to reduce power consumption, eliminate wastage and increase energy efficiency; the challenge is how to identify products that...
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South Shields based Solar Solve Marine recently dispatched another consignment of their SOLASAFE boat sun blinds to Candies Shipbuilding shipyard in Houma, Louisiana, USA to be installed onto CANDIES...
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In the energy-intensive oil and gas industry there are significant economic and environmental arguments to reduce power consumption, eliminate wastage and increase energy efficiency; the challenge is how to...
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On 11th July, students from the Mechanical Engineering and Marine departments of South Tyneside College celebrated their academic achievements at a Prize Giving ceremony held in their honour. Around...
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The Stena Transit is the final vessel for Stena’s North Sea major investment programme. The project involved the investment of approximately 1 billion Euros over a five year period...
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Solar Solve Marine, the South Shields based manufacturer of ROLASOLV®flame retardant window shades for all types of ships window locations , has just received an order from National Gas...
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South Shields based Solar Solve Marine recently dispatched a consignment of their SOLASOLV boat sun screens to the 42 year old Geosurvey vessel ‘Ocean Seeker’. The ship-set of 7...
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