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Bergen Viking Goes Green
The Rolls-Royce powered oil/chemical tanker Bergen Viking has returned to service following a conversion from diesel-electric to liquefied natural gas (LNG)-electric propulsion. The retrofit replaced four of the ships original six diesel generating sets with two Rolls-Royce Bergen C6 generating sets. The LNG fuel containment system and control system is delivered by two off 155m3Posted On:30-Jun-2015
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Port of L.A. to Prep Yusen Terminal for Bigger Ships
The Port of Los Angeles will begin construction this summer on a two-year project to improve the marine container terminal operated by Yusen Terminals LLC with the aim of attracting bigger ships to the terminal. To that end, the Los Angeles Board of Harbor Commissioners has awarded Manson Construction Co. a USD 44.6 million contract […]Posted On:30-Jun-2015
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ANIME NEWS: New musical production of Sailor Moon to premiere in September - Asahi Shimbun
Asahi ShimbunANIME NEWS: New musical production of Sailor Moon to premiere in SeptemberAsahi ShimbunSailor Moon fans will be in for a treat when a new musical production of "Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon" premieres Sept. 18 in Tokyo. Subtitled "Un Nouveau Voyage," the show will be held at the AiiA 2.5 Theater Tokyo in Shibuya Ward. The story will focus ...Sailor Pluto Featured in Sailor Moon Crystal s 10th Blu-ray Volume Cover ArtAnime News NetworkA Natsu No Romp for Sailor Moon Crystal and Scouts IMAGESHNN Huntingtonnews.netTenth Japanese Sailor Moon Crystal Anime Packaging RevealedThe Fandom PostKpopStarzall 6 news articles »Posted On:30-Jun-2015
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Ballads and Brews brings maritime music and fun to Bay City July 17-19 - MLive.com
MLive.comBallads and Brews brings maritime music and fun to Bay City July 17-19MLive.comBallads and Brews is produced by Bay City s Tall Ship Celebration as a placeholder on the busy summer calendar during the years the tall ship fleet is not in the Great Lakes. Proceeds from Ballads and Brews are used to produce the award-winning ...Posted On:30-Jun-2015
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Maritime Festival at the sanctuary this weekend - Alpena News
Maritime Festival at the sanctuary this weekendAlpena NewsALPENA - The Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary will host its annual Maritime Festival beginning Friday with the Battle of the Paddles race, with registration from 5-7 p.m., and the race starting at 7:15 p.m. The 3K paddleboard and solo kayak races ...and more »Posted On:30-Jun-2015
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SOHAR Celebrates Seafarers
SOHAR Port and Freezone joined the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) in celebrating thePosted On:30-Jun-2015
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Cargo traffic to get a fillip
In a welcome development, Shipping Corporation of India has launched SCI Middle East Liner Service (SMILE)Posted On:30-Jun-2015
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Tall Ships: It's destination 'party town' as Harry and crew dock in Belfast
Preparations around Titanic Belfast are in full swing to cater for an expected 500,000 visitors from Thursday to Sunday.Yesterday Morgenster owner Harry Muter effortlessly reverse-steered his 50-metre double-masted ship into the harbour just behind the Odyssey.Posted On:30-Jun-2015
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Shipping Must Embrace Change
Outgoing DNV GL CEO Henrik O. Madsen says the shipping industry has being “too conservative,” and that he hopes the industry will begin seeing new legislation as opportunities rather than impairments. “The attitude in the industry is mainly that any new regulation introduced is basically negative,” he said. Madsen said that over the years, he has listened to many laments from industry players over new rules, though he believes that many other industries face harsher restrictions than shipping. “It’s probably a little unfortunate, but also incidental, that shipping is currently facing so many new regulations all at once,” he said.Posted On:30-Jun-2015
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MOL Boss Urges Innovation
Mitsui OSK Lines’ (MOL’s) new president Junichiro Ikeda said that the company must continue to innovate in the face of an ever-changing shipping industry. Ikeda noted that financial year (FY) 2015 is the second year of “STEER FOR 2020″, MOL’s mid-term management plan that began in FY 2014. The plan calls for MOL to achieve growth through innovating its portfolio and business model. Saying that he had grasped the need to be “excellent and resilient”, Ikeda added, “The world economy continues to expand, and demand for ocean transport is growing steadily. On the other hand, the world political and economic situations…are changing drastically.”Posted On:30-Jun-2015
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