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Ocean Yield Eyes More Ship Investments
Ocean Yield is in negotiations related to further investment in vessels with long term charters.Posted On:29-Dec-2017
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PPA Signs New Collective Labor Agreement
Piraeus Port Authority inks new Collective Labor Agreement with PPA personnel.Posted On:29-Dec-2017
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Tug with barge still aground in frozen Saint-Pierre lake, Canada
Tug WILF SEYMOUR with attached barge ALOUETTE SPIRIT, loaded with aluminum ingots, ran aground at around 0640 LT Dec 25 roughly in the center of Lake Saint-Pierre, St. Lawrence Seaway, while en route from Pointe Noire Canada to Oswego USA. As of 0630 UTC Dec 29, tug was still aground, with no tugs or icebreakers near her. On a Radio Canada photo WILF SEYMOUR with barge aground, in frozen waters of Lake Saint-Pierre.Posted On:29-Dec-2017
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Update: Troubled Russian Ship Reaches Southampton
Mekhanik Yartsev arrived at a Southampton dock in the afternoon hours of December 28.Posted On:29-Dec-2017
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Near miss accident in Kiel Canal, caused by navigational rules violation
Cargo ship KEIT lost control after steering auto pilot failure while transiting Kiel Canal on Dec 27, and nearly missed commute ferry, while transiting in eastern direction, en route from Rotterdam to Klaipeda Lithuania. The ship berthed near accident site and resume transit after survey. At Kiel she was checked again, Master had to deposit 500 euro, because accident allegedly, was caused by crew fault, understood KEIT was steered by auto pilot, which is prohibited while transiting Kiel Canal. In the morning Dec 28 KEIT left Kiel and headed for Klaipeda.Posted On:29-Dec-2017
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ICBC Leasing Orders Six VLOCs at Qingdao Beihai
ICBC Leasing orders six VLOCs at Qingdao Beihai Shipbuilding Heavy Industry.Posted On:29-Dec-2017
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Yang Ming Opens Subsidiary in Thailand
Taiwanese shipping company Yang Ming Marine Transport Corporation is establishing a subsidiary in Thailand.Posted On:29-Dec-2017
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MOL and Furuno to develop Augmented Reality enhanced displays
MOL and Furuno to develop Augmented Reality enhanced displays Marine LogFull coveragePosted On:29-Dec-2017
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Coast Guard: 2 Vessels Freed From Ice on St. Mary s River
Coast Guard: 2 Vessels Freed From Ice on St. Mary s River WKARCoast Guard working to free ice bound ships on the St. Marys River UpNorthLive.comCoast Guard working to free vessels from ice 10,000 CouplesFull coveragePosted On:29-Dec-2017
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Global Marine Group announces new business unit Global Offshore to serve O&G sector
Global Marine Group announces new business unit Global Offshore to serve O&G sector Oilfield TechnologyFull coveragePosted On:29-Dec-2017
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Explosion at Grain Terminal Kills One, Injures Nine
Explosion at Grain Terminal Kills One, Injures Nine The Maritime ExecutiveFull coveragePosted On:29-Dec-2017
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Argentine grains port workers start 48-hour strike over safety
Grains inspectors and crushers called a 48-hour strike at Argentina s main port on Thursday, citing safety concerns after a worker was killed in an explosion, said Guillermo Wade, manager of the Chamber of Port and Maritime Activities. The work stoppage includes workers at the port facilities of Timbues, San Lorenzo and General San Martin, where ...Posted On:29-Dec-2017
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India: Shipping ministry misses project award target by wide margin
Shipping ministry had plans to award 59 projects for capacity enhancement during the ongoing fiscal, but managed to award only a dozen. Last fiscal, the ministry had awarded 57 projects involving an investment of Rs 9,490.51 crore involving a capacity addition of 103.52 million tonne per annum (mpta). “It’s a tall order and would be ...Posted On:29-Dec-2017
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UK must pay for French ports after Brexit, Macron to tell May
French President Emmanuel Macron is expected to demand the UK pays for new customs services at Calais and other French ports after Brexit when he meets Theresa May next month. It is highly likely that more rigorous and bureaucratic customs and immigration controls will be required after the UK leaves the European Union. Currently the ...Posted On:29-Dec-2017
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New LNG bunkering port possible for Thailand
A Japanese energy company said it was studying the possibility of working with a partner in Thailand on a plan for a port for LNG refueling. Marubeni Corp. said it started a feasibility study with Thailand’s state-run petroleum and petrochemical company, PTT Public Co. Ltd., for liquefied natural gas bunkering infrastructure at the Thai port ...Posted On:29-Dec-2017
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Marine Fuel Compliance Options as IMO Commits to 0.5% Sulphur Global Cap from 2020
After much deliberation and consultancy work, the IMO has finally decided that the Global Cap on ship s fuel oil sulphur be set at 0.5% max. This limit shall come into force from 1 January 2020. Furthermore in a parallel action, the Chinese authorities have decided to implement the 0.5% sulphur limit at 11 major Chinese ...Posted On:29-Dec-2017
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