Moore Stephens: Shipping confidence up
Overall confidence levels in the shipping industry have shown a slight improvement over the past three months, according to the latest shipping confidence survey from i...
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‘Fairplay VIII’ donated to Hamburg museum
Germany: Foundation Hamburg Maritim took delivery of a 47-year-old Hamburg harbour tug yesterday (July 2) from Fairplay Towage.
Keppel Singmarine delivers 'Kogalym'
Keppel Singmarine has delivered a multi-purpose duty rescue vessel to LUKOIL-Kaliningradmorneft (LUKOIL).
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- 02.07.2009 - 06.07.2009 Melbourne Boat Show 2009
- 08.07.2009 - 10.07.2009 Latin American Congress of Ports (AAPA)
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Fincantieri lays keel of the ‘Queen Elizabeth’
Fincantieri Monfalcone shipyard held the keel laying ceremony on July 2 for the ‘Queen Elizabeth’, ordered by Carnival group for the British shipowner,...
Panama Canal prepares for fourth dry excavation project
The Panama Canal Authority (ACP) will soon solicit bids for the fourth and last dry excavation project.
Qatari bank buys Szczecin and Gdynia shipyards
Qatar’s largest investment bank, QInvest, has bought Poland’s Szczecin and Gdynia shipyards.
Vietnam: Bach Dang launches ‘Lucky Star’
Vietnam: Bach Dang Shipbuilding Industry Corporation in Haiphong launched a new 22,500DWT cargo vessel, ‘Lucky Star’ on June 28.
New Zealand: No large containerships in sight
Maersk Line New Zealand Country Manager Julian Bevis said that the chance of containerships bigger than the current-largest of 4,100TEU coming to ports...
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Imtech wins contract for sustainable technology for Royal Netherlands Army HQ
Technical services Imtech has been awarded the assignment for all the sustainable technical solutions for the new headquarters of the Royal Netherlands...
PGS names ‘Ramford Sterling’
The 22-streamer ‘Ramform Sterling’ was named on July 1 at the yard in Tomrefjord, Norway.
Subsea 7 wins contract with BP in Norway
UK-based Subsea 7 has been awarded a contract from BP Norway, for engineering, procurement, installation and commissioning (EPIC) of the Valhall Flank...
PetroVietnam builds 60-metre jack up rig
Work on a 60-metre jack up rig for PetroVietnam began at the PV Shipyard in Vung Tau on June 26.
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New Europêche President elected
Europêche has elected Spain’s Javier Garat to its presidency for two years. Mr Garat succeeds Denmark’s Niels Wichmann.
Scotland launches study on impact of recession on fisheries
The Scottish Government has commissioned a study into the impact of the global recession on Scotland’s fishing industry.
Cambodian fishermen turn to fish farming at home
Some Cambodian fishermen have turned to home-based fish farming to supplement the poor catches they have been bringing in. Some fishing families now float...
Irish fishermen challenge Shell pipelaying project
Irish fisherman Pat O’Donnell is challenging Shell EP Ireland after the oil company asked him to remove his gear for offshore works.
Indonesia arrests Chinese fishermen in EEZ
An Indonesian state fisheries department has detained several fishermen and fishing vessels for operating in Indonesia’s Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ)...
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Rare black cod thrive in Australian marine park
Australia: A survey of the rare black cod in the Port Stephens, Great Lakes Marine Park has produced some surprising and pleasing results, a research scientist...
OOCL commended for environmental stewardship efforts
Hong Kong-based OOCL’s environmental stewardship efforts were recognised by one of its logistics partners, Baydelta Maritime, in a ceremony in San Francisco...
Greenpeace orders ‘Rainbow Warrior III’
Greenpeace International Executive Director Gerd Leipold yesterday signed a contract with the Fassmer Shipyard for construction of the ‘Rainbow Warrior...
“Save the Mekong” petition signed by 11,000 people
Over 11,000 people from the six countries of the Mekong River region have signed a petition addressed to the Prime Ministers of Cambodia, Laos, Thailand...
Australia funds tropical marine research
A US$45 million boost to tropical marine research will greatly increase understanding of Australia’s complex marine ecosystems and support jobs, particularly...
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