Allswater News
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What if lobster boats could move at high speed silently through the water, powered by clean, renewable energy instead of diesel? This isn’t a dream—it’s becoming a reality in Nova Scotia.
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Sustainability is a big deal, and we, along with the industry, are on board. At Allswater, we’re all about pushing the boundaries with innovative solutions and a splash of fun — after all, ships are cool. Let’s dive into zero-emission technologies and how they’re making waves in ship design. With climate change on everyone’s radar,…
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One of our most exciting projects is upgrading the Ship Hector, a replica of the vessel that brought the first Scottish settlers to Nova Scotia in 1773. Docked at Hector Heritage Quay, this historic ship is now getting a 21st-century update including an electric propulsion system.
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The keel laying ceremony marks a significant step in shipbuilding, and recently this important event took place for the Saputi II, an 80-meter Arctic fishing vessel commissioned by Qikiqtaaluk Fisheries. Currently under construction at Freire Shipyard in Spain, this advanced freezer trawler is being built to handle the demanding conditions of Arctic waters. Allswater is…
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In a strategic collaboration, we at Allswater and Horizon Maritime are pleased to unveil our partnership for the Offshore Connected Worker Project, a $3.1 million initiative set to revolutionize marine operations through our latest joint venture – Underway Services. Emphasizing our commitment to cutting-edge marine technology and operational efficiency, this project reflects our dedication to excellence…
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In the world of marine innovation and sustainable fisheries, it’s not every day that you come across a groundbreaking project that encapsulates the spirit of progress, environmental stewardship, and community empowerment. The recent confirmation of the order for the Saputi II Factory Freezer Trawler by Canadian shipowner Qikiqtaaluk Fisheries is one such milestone. At Allswater,…
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Navigating the Future: Allswater Led Electrification Study for Ocean’s North Sets Sail
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At Allswater, we’ve always believed that ships are cool. But what’s even cooler is transforming the maritime industry towards sustainability and innovation. Our electrification study for Ocean’s North of the Nova Scotia’s lobster fishing fleet is not just about reducing emissions; it’s about charting a course toward a more sustainable, efficient, and exciting future for…
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Focusing on simplicity and maintainability, the new XTidal Instream Platform (XIP) is our latest design for the tidal energy industry. Using input and feedback from industry experts, developers and turbine suppliers, our third generation platform has increased power capacity, modular construction and greatly enhanced stability.
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Allswater continues its involvement in the tidal energy industry, undertaking a FEED (front end engineering and design) study of foundation installations for the Minas Basin in Nova Scotia. The study focuses on the design and deployment of subsea equipment in high flow regions which have limited infrastructure and heavy lift or DP vessels.
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Our team at Allswater has had their heads down, busy working on our fourth conversion in northern Spain in the last three years.
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