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GAC: Tankers Facing Berthing Delays at Dongying Port
Tankers calling at Dongying Port are facing a waiting time of around two weeks for berthing to discharge crude oil.Posted On:14-Dec-2017
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Brand new fish carrier grounding, Norway
Brand new fish carrier RONIA DIAMOND ran aground on a rocky shallow north of Sortland, Norway, in the morning Dec 13. Vessel managed to come off rocks by own means, in about an hour or less than an hour, and headed for Sortland for survey, escorted by salvage boat RS Knut Hoem. Underwater survey, carried out at Sortland, found underwater hull damages, understood dry docking required. Grounding is said to be caused by miscalculation of tidal depth change. RONIA DIAMOND left Sortland after survey and as of morning Dec 14 was heading for Bodoe, Norway. On a photo from Bladet Vesteralen blv.no RONIA DIAMOND under way to Sortland after grounding, escorted by RS Knut Hoem.Posted On:14-Dec-2017
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Disabled Turkish tanker taken on tow, Atlantic Update
Dec 14 FETEKOZ Update: Towage commenced in the afternoon Dec 13, port of destination unknown. It’s Funchal Madeira according to RED SEA FOS (ETA Dec 18) it’s still Bayonne according to tanker. Another Turkish tanker CY CORK (IMO 9393060), which broke down in the Atlantic earlier and was taken on tow, was to be towed to Funchal, but plan has been changed, she’s to be towed all the way down to port of destination Yalova Turkey.Posted On:14-Dec-2017
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Moody’s: Carriers’ Consolidation Will Continue into 2018
Consolidation will continue apace in the container shipping industry into 2018, Moody s said.Posted On:14-Dec-2017
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New CEO Taking Helm at Bahri
Bahri has appointed Abdullah Aldubaikhi as the company’s new Chief Executive Officer, effective January 1, 2018.Posted On:14-Dec-2017
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European Shipowners Call for Progress in Brexit Talks
ECSA, representing European shipowners, is pushing for rapid and positive progress to be made in the Brexit negotiations.Posted On:14-Dec-2017
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World’s Largest Containership Fleet Is Here
Maersk Line and Hamburg Süd create the world s largest containership fleet of 773 vessels.Posted On:14-Dec-2017
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Containers at Melbourne’s VICT Still Stranded
Australian court orders union officers to abandon their picket at the Victoria International Container Terminal (VICT).Posted On:14-Dec-2017
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INS Kalvari: India s first Scorpene-class submarine commissioned by PM Modi; how it gives Navy tactical edge
INS Kalvari: India s first Scorpene-class submarine commissioned by PM Modi; how it gives Navy tactical edge Financial ExpressPM Modi dedicates India s first indigenous Scorpene-class submarine INS Kalvari to nation The New Indian ExpressLIVE: Kalvari, one of six Scorpene-class submarine, commissioned to the Indian Navy Times NowFull coveragePosted On:14-Dec-2017
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Global Acoustic Doppler Current Profilers (ADCP) Market to 2022 : Teledyne Marine, Rowe Technlogies, SonTek ...
Global Acoustic Doppler Current Profilers (ADCP) Market to 2022 : Teledyne Marine, Rowe Technlogies, SonTek ... MilTechFull coveragePosted On:14-Dec-2017
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Port of Fujairah to get Dh500m upgrade
A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) has been signed by the Follow up Committee of the initiatives of President His Highness Shaikh Khalifa Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, and Abu Dhabi Ports, to fund the development of the Port of Fujairah on the UAE’s east coast. Shaikh Mansour Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister ...Posted On:14-Dec-2017
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Abu Dhabi Ports projects “promising” 2018 as it courts Indian businesses, CEO says
Abu Dhabi Ports, which runs theUS$7 billion Khalifa Port, is courting Indian businesses to set up shop in its free trade zone, as it looks to capitalise on strong trade links with Asia’s third-largest economy. “We are targeting Indian manufacturers, importers, exporters and other Indian businessmen who want to consolidate their operations within the UAE ...Posted On:14-Dec-2017
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Liepaja port raises cargo turnover by 17.6% in 11 months
During the first eleven months of 2017, the stevedore companies based in the south-western Latvian port of Liepaja reloaded 6.058 million tons of cargo in total, which was a 17.6% rise from the same period a year ago, informs LETA, according to the management of the Liepaja Special Economic Zone (SEZ). The port of Liepaja ...Posted On:14-Dec-2017
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Amsterdam Port Authority joins the ‘Premier League’ in the ethanol market
Amsterdam was included in the S&P Global Platts Top 250 Global Energy Company Rankings for ethanol in April 2016. In addition to giving Amsterdam’s ethanol market a tremendous boost, this has put the Port and Noord-Europees Wijnopslagbedrijf BV (NWB) on the map with several major players operating in this segment. However, Port of Amsterdam still ...Posted On:14-Dec-2017
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Indian ports’ overall container handling trails every single Chinese port’s
Indian ports are far behind Chinese ones when it comes to handling of containers. India’s total containerised cargo capacity of 8.75 million TEUs (twenty-foot equivalent units) at its 12 major ports is less than a quarter of containerised goods handled at China’s single port of Shanghai. “Shanghai container port handled four times more containers pegged ...Posted On:14-Dec-2017
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Coal ship queue continues to grow
Up to 70 ships are now sitting off the coast of Mackay as Dalrymple Bay coal port continues to struggle to keep up with demand. Two weeks ago there were 45 ships waiting for coal. The delays have forced Stanmore Coal to downgrade its profit forecast for the December half year because the delays mean ...Posted On:14-Dec-2017
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Moody’s: Alliances, M&A to remain key feature of container shipping sector seascape into 2018
Consolidation, whether through alliances or M&A, will continue apace in the container shipping industry into 2018 as companies try to boost market share, improve efficiency, and handle intensifying competition and persistent oversupply, says Moody’s Investors Service in a report published today. “The trend toward consolidation among container shipping firms will continue into 2018 as larger ...Posted On:14-Dec-2017
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