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AG&P to Develop LNG Import Terminal at India’s Karaikal Port
Philippines-based Atlantic, Gulf and Pacific Company (AG&P) has signed an exclusivity deal with India’s Karaikal Port (KPPL), to develop an LNG import terminal at the port, including LNG sourcing and supply. The Karaikal Port, a deep-water facility located on the east coast of India, has allocated an area within its existing breakwater to develop the terminal […]Posted On:6-Nov-2017
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Algoma’s New Equinox Bulker Reaches Canada
Canadian provider of marine transportation services Algoma Central Corporation informed that its first Equinox Class self-unloader, the seaway-max size Algoma Niagara, arrived at the Port of Sept Iles, Quebec, on November 1. The Algoma Niagara is the fifth Equinox Class vessel in Canada and it joined four gearless sister ships in the company’s fleet. The […]Posted On:6-Nov-2017
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SCI Gets Nod to Sell Crude Oil Tanker Duo
The Shipping Corporation of India Ltd (SCI) is looking to sell two of its crude oil tankers as it received an approval for the transaction from its Board of Directors during the quarter ended September 30. Namely, the company plans to sell the 92,700 dwt Abul Kalam Azad and the 45,134 dwt Bankim Chandra Chatterjee. The tankers […]Posted On:6-Nov-2017
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Container Volumes at Port of Gothenburg Hit New Low
Container volumes at the Port of Gothenburg have reached a new record low, according to the port, which recorded a fall of 28 percent in its figures for the third quarter of this year when compared to Q3 of 2016. Based on the figures, this is the worst third quarter ever in terms of container […]Posted On:6-Nov-2017
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Port of Amsterdam to Get LNG Bunkering Pontoon
The Port of Amsterdam is about to get its first floating bunkering station for liquefied natural gas (LNG). Namely, Titan LNG, a supplier of LNG to the marine and industrial markets in North West Europe, has contracted the manufacturing consortium for its FlexFueler001-Europe’s first LNG bunkering pontoon. As informed, the head contractor Kooiman Marine Group has […]Posted On:6-Nov-2017
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Ferry high and dry at Georgetown, Pinag
Waves brought by storm mounted ferry PULAU PINANG on a pier at Georgetown, Pinang Island, Malaysia, on Nov 5. Port authorities expected ferry to hit water again in the afternoon Nov 5 with high tide.Posted On:6-Nov-2017
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General cargo ship NAM KHANH 26 sank, crew rescued
Typhoon Damrey devastation Update Nov 6: General cargo ship NAM KHANH 26 sank being battered by rough seas, 11 crew rescued after dramatic ordeal, by Vietnamese SAR. Oil leaks reported in disaster area. Photos Saigon Online sggp.org.vnPosted On:6-Nov-2017
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Capesize bulk carrier HARVEST SKY troubled again and drifted back to Taiwan
Capesize bulk carrier HARVEST SKY after refloating was towed to Kaohsiung, Taiwan, for offloading her cargo of coal. Vessel sustained some serious propulsion failure, requesting repairs, and remained disabled since the time of initial accident. After offloading, bulk carrier was to be towed to mainland China, understood to Zhoushan area, for repairs. Towage commenced on Oct 31, according to AIS track. Early in the morning Nov 3 HARVEST SKY broke off towing line in rough weather in the northern Taiwan Strait, and started to drift back to Taiwan, driven by strong northeast wind. Hapless vessel drifted some 130 nm through most of Taiwan Strait, until finally, managed to anchor some 7 nm of Taixi, Yunlin, central Taiwan, early in the morning Nov 6. Not clear what salvage company is to tow HARVEST SKY to mainland China, old one, or another?Posted On:6-Nov-2017
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S. Korea, Russia agree to expand maritime cooperation
S. Korea, Russia agree to expand maritime cooperation Yonhap NewsHyundai Merchant Marine Co Ltd (011200) Moves Up 0.3% on Nov 6 Bibeypost.comFull coveragePosted On:6-Nov-2017
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Tanker grounding, North Carolina USA
Chemical tanker SWAN BISCAY ran aground at around 1230 LT Nov 4 at Southport, North Carolina, USA, after propulsion failure. Tanker was en route from Wilmington N.C. to Savannah. She was refloated some 5 hours later, and brought to anchor on outer anchorage, apparently for survey. As of 0430 UTC Nov 5, she was still at anchor. No information on damages, no leak reported. Photo of grounded tanker by Gay Sidden via WECT.Posted On:6-Nov-2017
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Typhoon Damrey damaged 8 cargo ships, 2 ships sank, 2 crew died, 11 missing
Nov 5 Update: 2 cargo ships confirmed sank, one being bulk carrier HA TRUNG 98.Posted On:6-Nov-2017
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Iranian 5000-TEU container ship crashed into island, Hong Kong, residents fear fire
Iranian container ship TOUSKA ran aground at around 1315 UTC Nov 5, the ship literally crashed into eastern tip of Magazine island, South Horizon, Hong Kong. Residents of South Horizon were alerted by crashing noise, watching sparks from bow’s collision with ground. According to residents, there may be fire on board of TOUSKA, there’s smell of something burning in the air.Posted On:6-Nov-2017
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Investing in offshore wind key to meeting our future power needs
Investing in offshore wind key to meeting our future power needs Independent.ieFull coveragePosted On:6-Nov-2017
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Public education special presentation: STEM focus steers our students to future jobs
Public education special presentation: STEM focus steers our students to future jobs The AdvertiserFull coveragePosted On:6-Nov-2017
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Sea operations in Manila Bay banned on ASEAN Summit starting Nov 5
Sea operations in Manila Bay banned on ASEAN Summit starting Nov 5 Philippine Information AgencyFull coveragePosted On:6-Nov-2017
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World’s first smart ship developed and built in China
The world’s first smart ship, developed and built by China State Shipbuilding Corp, has started its first trial voyage in Guangzhou, capital of Guangdong province, according to the State-owned shipbuilder. The 38,800-metric ton bulk carrier, named Great Smart, started a weeklong trial on Oct 31 off Guangzhou and will be delivered at the end of ...Posted On:6-Nov-2017
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10-days strike called off at Vizhinjam port site
The port construction site at Vizhinjam snapped back to work mode on Friday evening with the local people calling off their strike following talks with the district administration. ‘‘The night shift started immediately after the demonstrators dismantled their pavilions,’’ K Jayakumar, CEO of Vizhinjam International Seaport Ltd (VISL), the state government company monitoring the project, ...Posted On:6-Nov-2017
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Port of Long Beach now requires permits for drones
Drone enthusiasts and professionals will now have to obtain a permit from the Port of Long Beach to take off and land in the harbor district. The new regulations require that the pilot must show proof of insurance, provide registration information and takeoff and landing plans and obtain permission from occupants of any port facilities ...Posted On:6-Nov-2017
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Federal grant boosting Lake Michigan shipping port expansion
An Indiana shipping port along Lake Michigan has landed a nearly $10 million federal grant for an expansion project. The U.S. Department of Transportation grant will cover about half the cost for the Port of Indiana-Burns Harbor project. The Ports of Indiana state agency will pay the rest. The (Northwest Indiana) Times reports the Burns ...Posted On:6-Nov-2017
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