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LNG tanker FEDOR LITKE collision delayed maiden voyage to Arctic
Bunker tanker ZALIV AMERIKA allided with LNG tanker FEDOR LITKE while unmooring after bunkering at 1540 Nov 14. Brand new LNG tanker, which was to set sail soon for her maiden voyage to Sabetta, Arctic, suffered hull breach some 0.2 meter long 1 meter above waterline in ballast tank 4 area. No information on bunker tanker damages.Posted On:17-Nov-2017
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New CEO Takes the Helm of Marenave
Fresh from its financial restructuring German Marenave Schiffahrts AG dismissed its Chief Executive Officer Ole Daus-Petersen, who headed the process, the company said on Thursday, November 16. “Newly formed Supervisory Board terminated Ole Daus-Petersen’s appointment as sole member of the Management Board with immediate effect. At the same time Bernd Raddatz – the company’s former Authorised Signatory […]Posted On:17-Nov-2017
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DNV GL: Standardisation to Drive Shipping’s Digital Transformation
Standardisation can enable the effective collection, storage, exchange, analysis and use of data, while contributing to improved data quality and sensor reliability in the maritime industry, a new paper by classification society DNV GL shows. The position paper sets out the importance of standardisation in enabling the growth of digital applications in the maritime industry. Whether […]Posted On:17-Nov-2017
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HMD Tied to MR Tanker Order
South Korean shipbuilder Hyundai Mipo Dockyard (HMD) has secured an order for a 50,000 dwt MR product tanker from clients of Monaco-based Central Shipping Group, Clarksons Platou Shipbroking reports. The ship will be built at HMD’s Ulsan facility and is slated for delivery in the first quarter of 2019. As disclosed, the order includes one […]Posted On:17-Nov-2017
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Shipping is undergoing digital disruption
Shipping is undergoing digital disruption Digital JournalFull coveragePosted On:17-Nov-2017
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Navy Launches New Attack Sub With Upgraded Missile Tubes
Navy Launches New Attack Sub With Upgraded Missile Tubes ScoutFull coveragePosted On:17-Nov-2017
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Inside the World s First LNG Containership Conversion
Inside the World s First LNG Containership Conversion MarineLinkFull coveragePosted On:17-Nov-2017
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MPA Singapore enhancing digital services and developing acceptance criteria for drone inspection of ships
MPA Singapore enhancing digital services and developing acceptance criteria for drone inspection of ships OpenGov AsiaFull coveragePosted On:17-Nov-2017
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#Indian Navy ship arrives in #Tanzania for joint exercises, survey mission
#Indian Navy ship arrives in #Tanzania for joint exercises, survey mission Africa TimesFull coveragePosted On:17-Nov-2017
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4600 ships, maritime companies to receive boost from MPA initiatives
4600 ships, maritime companies to receive boost from MPA initiatives Singapore Business ReviewFull coveragePosted On:17-Nov-2017
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Russian Ship of “Syrian Express “ fleet troubled in Aegean sea
Russian Ship of “Syrian Express “ fleet troubled in Aegean sea Maritime Bulletin (press release)Full coveragePosted On:17-Nov-2017
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3 tankers including brand new LNG for Yamal project troubled in Russia
Tanker RN POLARIS reportedly ran aground in Slavyanka Bay, south of Vladivostok, Russia , Japan sea, at around 0000 LT Nov 16, while leaving Slavyanka port, most probably after unmooring from the vessel she delivered bunker to. She was refloated some 3-4 hours after grounding, resumed sailing and shortly after ran into trouble again, looking like mechanical failure. Finally, she managed to get under way at around 2200 LT same day, bound for Nakhodka.Posted On:17-Nov-2017
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Eagle Bulk Prices 200 Mn Bonds, Secures Loan
US-based operator of dry bulkers Eagle Bulk Shipping is, through its subsidiaries, looking to secure net proceeds to repay its debts. The company’s subsidiary Eagle Bulk Shipco has priced USD 200 million in senior secured bonds which will carry a coupon of 8.25% and be due in November 2022. Additionally, the company informed that a separate subsidiary, Eagle Shipping LLC, […]Posted On:17-Nov-2017
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Klaipeda Container Terminal to work with China’s Cosco Shipping
Klaipedos Konteineriu Terminalas (Klaipeda Container Terminal), one of the biggest stevedoring companies in Klaipeda, has managed to attract one more shipping line, China’s Cosco Shipping, the Vz.lt news website reported on November 13th, cites LETA/BNS. 171114 klaip kontein term.JPG Cosco, which until now used the service of other feeder lines in Klaipeda, will come to the Lithuanian port ...Posted On:17-Nov-2017
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Argentina says to reduce cost of docking services in Rosario ports
Argentina will cut the cost of docking services in the ports of Rosario, the country’s main agricultural hub, by 70 percent when it implements a maximum rate for entry and exit guide services in December, an official told Reuters on Wednesday. The official decision is part of President Mauricio Macri’s crusade to lower the costs ...Posted On:17-Nov-2017
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Resilient Port Houston Notes New Container Milestone
The Fiscal Year 2018 Operating and Capital Budget was approved Tuesday during a special meeting of the Port Commission of the Port of Houston Authority. Solid financial performance is expected to continue in 2018. Port Houston projects total revenue growing nine percent over the 2017 mid-year forecast, fueled by container cargo. New resin production along ...Posted On:17-Nov-2017
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Port of Hamburg handles 104 million tons of seaborne freight in the first nine months
Comprising the general and bulk cargo segments, seaborne cargo handling in Hamburg during the first nine months at 104.3 million tons was at a stable level. At 6.8 million TEU (20-ft standard containers), throughput of containerized general cargoes continued to grow; while at 34.1 million tons, bulk cargo throughput remained just below the previous year’s ...Posted On:17-Nov-2017
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Competition heats up between international shipbuilding countries
China has (so far) this year replaced Japan as the biggest builder of bulk carriers, while South Korea has usurped China by taking the most new orders for tankers since January 1. Bulkers China has bagged firm orders for 129 new bulk carriers or 55% of the total 234 bulkers that were contracted during the ...Posted On:17-Nov-2017
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