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planetsolarNEWSFLASH: SOLAR POWER ENERGY - IT REALLY WORKS!

 

After 19 months on the water, the solar-powered ship MS Turanor PlanetSolar finished its journey around the globe in the Hercule Harbor in Monaco on May 4.

“We are extremely happy to have achieved this first world tour with solar energy,” the ship’s captain Swiss Raphael Domjan said from the dock. “We have shown that we have the technologies as well as the knowledge to become sustainable and safeguard our blue planet.”

Amanda H. Miller MAY 04, 2012

Saturday May 19, 2012

"A WORD FROM THE BRIDGE"

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Based in the National Maritime College of Ireland in Ringaskiddy, Co Cork, SEA-Tech provides tactical IT consulting, technical professional services and project management as well as rapid response technical support to the marine sector in Ireland and overseas.

Established in 2005 and operating under the philosophy of “we do I.T. the way you want it done”, we operate as both a prime contractor for research and academic, coastal and marine engineering, yachting, SMEs and as a subcontractor for marine engineering, shipping agents, chandlers, IT vendors, integrators. Our engineering power and consulting are the backbone of successfull projects.

Still we are very different from any other I.T. Company in Ireland. We are IT experts with marine experience, whose primary goal is to serve you, our customer. Sure, other people say this too - but do they really mean it? Do they live it? We do - and our existing clients will tell you so. SEA-Tech has earned a strong reputation for delivering value in line with customer requirements both on land and at sea.


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Mobile Marine IT Training

academyWe have relocated our Mobile Marine I.T. Training to the NMCI for the spring, the course are running well, with 8 to 9 stundents on each session, enthusiast, seafarers, professionnals, are all bringing their own experience and taking away nuggets of knowledge. Bult in a dynamic way the course is half way between a workshop with an ongoing 13 weeks project and a formal class with theory and practice exercises. Last night, we've pulled apart a Garmin GPS to look inside, thanks to CHMarine. Next week we will be looking inside a hard disk. It's different each time, and thanks to our Marine I.T. Technologists discussion board on Linkedin we can have longer conversations.