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One of the biggest yachts in the world capsized in Genoa
One of the biggest and most luxury yachts of the world, yacht NERO, capsized in dry dock of Amico & Co ship repair yard at Genoa, Italy, understood on Sep 11, probably earlier. She capsized shortly after entering dry dock, reportedly after supporting block or blocks buckled in. reportedly, several people were injured, four of them seriously.Posted On:12-Sep-2019
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Corsica Linea Ferries Shutting Off Engines in Port of Marseille
French ferry operator Corsica Linea is fitting out its ferries calling Port of Marseille with equipment necessary to use electricity for power at berth.
Instead of running diesel-fueled auxiliary engines while in port, ferries Paglia Orba, Jean Nicoli and Pascal Paoli will receive ABB-delivered power compensation solution Dynacomp, which allows electricity available from the local grid in Marseille to be stepped down to 11KV for shipboard use.Posted On:12-Sep-2019
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Indonesia Calls Off Search and Rescue Efforts for Missing Bulker
The search and rescue operation for the missing Indonesia-flagged 52,400 dwt bulk carrier Nur Allya has been called off, according to Indonesia’s National Search and Rescue Agency.
The search efforts were stopped on September 9, eighteen days after the vessel sent a distress signal while transiting the waters off the country’s northern Buru Island.Posted On:12-Sep-2019
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Hunter Joins New Scrubber Pool for VLCCs
Hunter Tankers, a part of Hunter Group ASA, has selected Tankers International Ltd as commercial manager for its fleet of very large crude carriers (VLCCs).
The company said that Tankers International would establish "the world s first scrubber-fitted VLCC pool."
In addition to the Hunter vessels the pool will consist of vessels from Hartree Maritime Partners, International Seaways, Oak Maritime (HK) and Ridgebury Tankers.Posted On:12-Sep-2019
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Port Of Southampton And Government Launch Uk First Port Economic Partnership
The Department for Transport (DfT), in partnership with ABP s Port of Southampton, today launches the UK s first Port Economic Partnership (PEP), an innovative initiative to make stronger links between ports and Government, to maximise long-term trade and economic growth. The Partnership will be launched at an event at London International Shipping Week, on board the NLV Pharos lightship.Posted On:12-Sep-2019
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China Harbour project aims to turn Namibia bay into international logistics hub
The handover ceremony of the Walvis Bay new container terminal project in Namibia, which was built by China Harbour and is the largest single infrastructure project since the founding of the Republic of Namibia in 1990, was held on August 2.
With the new container terminal completed, loading efficiency will see a leap, which will boost economic development in Namibia, Feng Yuanfei, the project manager of the Walvis Bay project from China Harbour, told the Global Times.Posted On:12-Sep-2019
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