Allswater News
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Following her successful launch at Freire Shipyard in Vigo, Spain, Saputi II now floats proudly at the outfitting berth — marking another major step forward in the construction of Qikiqtaaluk Fisheries Corporation’s (QFC) new Arctic trawler.
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What were once simple, isolated systems — navigation, communication, control — have become interconnected networks linking bridge equipment, onboard sensors, crew devices, and shore-based data systems. These connections have made operations more efficient and responsive, but they’ve also opened the door to new risks.
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The 85-foot longliner under construction for a fishing family in rural Nova Scotia is making steady progress at the AF Theriault yard in Meteghan River. Since our last update, a major milestone has been reached: the deckhouse is now in place, and outfitting is underway. This marks a pivotal stage in the build, giving the vessel its
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At Allswater, we know our clients depend on consistent, reliable work—and that starts with strong checks and balances. Whether your project involves a single drawing or a full vessel design package, you can count on a disciplined process backed by modern project and document management tools, clear communication, and an organizational framework rooted in risk…
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On September 9, the Saputi II was launched at Freire Shipyard in Vigo, Spain — a proud moment for Qikiqtaaluk Fisheries Corporation (QFC) and an important milestone for everyone involved in bringing this vessel to life.
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The remarkable relaunch of the Ship Hector in Pictou, NS — a tall ship blending 18th-century craftsmanship with modern electric power. See how Allswater helped bring history and innovation together.
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Work continues to move steadily ahead on the Saputi II, the newest addition to Qikiqtaaluk Fisheries Corporation’s (QFC) fleet. Built for Arctic conditions and some of the world’s toughest fishing grounds, this next-generation freezer trawler is taking shape at Freire Shipyard in Vigo, Spain — and Allswater has been proud to support the project from…
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What if the biggest challenges in ship design, retrofits, and inspections could be solved with greater accuracy and less time wasted? As marine engineering advances, technology is unlocking solutions that were once impossible. The industry is moving beyond traditional methods, embracing tools that improve efficiency, precision, and sustainability.
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Can Solar Power and Hydrogen Propel the Future of Yachting? Allswater and Hystream Yachts Think So
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What if your yacht could harness the power of the sun while seamlessly integrating hydrogen propulsion? It might sound like something out of a sci-fi novel, but it’s happening now.
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Nova Scotia Invests in the Future of Sustainable Fishing with $250,000 for Canada’s First Electric Lobster Boat
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The shift towards cleaner, more sustainable fisheries took a major step forward with a $250,000 investment from the Province of Nova Scotia to support the development of Canada’s first all-electric lobster fishing vessel.
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