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Two of the world’s mightiest ships of class hold the same significant name of QUEEN ELIZABETH. Cunard’s Spirit-class cruise liner QUEEN ELIZABETH is the second largest Cunard ship ever built and operates from Southampton, UK.  It was launched in January 2010 and named by Queen Elizabeth II in a ceremony held in October 2010. On […]

Visibility and operator comfort is paramount when operating cranes and other heavy earth moving machines and  SOLASOLV® anti-glare, heat rejecting roller screens are a perfect way to help ensure this. The screens, which are Type Approved for marine use, effectively reject up to 87% of heat and up to 93% of glare from the sun, […]

Since the turn of this century, Solar Solve Marine has been extensively promoting the environmentally friendly aspects of its SOLASOLV and ROLASOLV product ranges.  The company has always concentrated particularly on the former because it is the major product manufactured and is claimed to have been the global brand leader in its field ever since […]

South Shields UK based Solar Solve Marine recently received a significant order from Samgong Co. Ltd., their World Wide Distributor based in Busan, South Korea.  The requirement is to supply various quantities of their brand leading, Type Approved SOLASAFE® roller sunscreens for installation at the wheelhouse windows of 13 vessels currently under construction or scheduled […]

In mid-April Solar Solve Marine were approached by Southampton Hydro Team, a group of students from the Universities of Southampton and Southampton Solent who were to participate in the HydroContest, a big international university competition that takes place annually in Saint Tropez, France.  The competition is designed to tackle maritime energy efficiency by promoting the […]

Solar Solve Marine, the South Shields based manufacturer of the world’s leading brands of Type Approved roller sunscreens and roller window blinds for ships windows, has helped out with a plea from The North East Maritime Trust (NEMT) which restores traditional boats and rebuilds heritage skills.   In the March edition of the NEMT quarterly newsletter […]