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Seatrade Middle East Maritme set for 2008 expansion
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Seatrade Middle East Maritme set for 2008 expansion

After a record showing at its second biennial edition this week, Seatrade Middle East Maritime (SMEM) – the region

about 19 years ago
Deep-sea shuffle
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Deep-sea shuffle

A low-cost wave energy technology is being developed that uses the unique hydrodynamics of waves and will be able to survive even the most hostile of ocean conditions. The system is also claimed to be far more efficient than other, similar systems in converting waves into electricity.

about 19 years ago
Study: Risk low for residents near dredging project
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Study: Risk low for residents near dredging project

The long-term federal dredging and disposal project on the city’s northwest side shouldn’t make residents any sicker, according to a recent study.

about 19 years ago
S. Korea’s three shipbuilders top US$30 bln in orders in 2006
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S. Korea’s three shipbuilders top US$30 bln in orders in 2006

South Korea’s top three shipyards won stronger-than-expected shipbuilding orders worth over US$30 billion in the first 11 months of the year on strong contracts, industry sources said Sunday.

about 19 years ago
U.S. Air Force Awards Northrop Grumman Two Contracts Totaling $254 Million for Joint STARS Fleet Support
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U.S. Air Force Awards Northrop Grumman Two Contracts Totaling $254 Million for Joint STARS Fleet Support

The U.S. Air Force has awarded Northrop Grumman Corporation (NYSE:NOC) two contracts worth a total of $254 million for the E-8C Joint Surveillance Target Attack Radar System (Joint STARS). The contracts cover work on the Joint STARS Total System Support Responsibility (TSSR) sustainment and Joint ST

about 19 years ago
AIG Buys Six U.S. Container-Port Terminals From Dubai (Update2)
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AIG Buys Six U.S. Container-Port Terminals From Dubai (Update2)

American International Group Inc., the world’s largest insurer, agreed to buy DP World’s six U.S. port terminals after the Dubai-owned container port operator was forced to sell under pressure from U.S. lawmakers.

about 19 years ago
Cruise shipping dilemma – Jamaica said to be losing billions annually
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Cruise shipping dilemma – Jamaica said to be losing billions annually

Jamaica’s multimillion-dollar five-year cruise deal with Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines could amount to nothing if port facilities, especially in Ocho Rios, are not upgraded, local tourism interests say.

about 19 years ago
A little extravagance
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A little extravagance

SHE’S a quarter the size of the average cruise ship but her prices are four times as big. Meet True North — at 50m she’s the only passenger liner that can grace the Gold Coast, but what she lacks in size she makes up for in class. While her big sisters of the sea measure […]

about 19 years ago
Port ‘needs safety improvements’
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Port ‘needs safety improvements’

Calls have been made to improve safety measures at Kilkeel harbour after fishing boats had to spend the night at sea because of bad weather. The severe storm conditions meant 10 trawlers were unable to return to the County Down port until the early hours of Thursday morning.

about 19 years ago
Death boat ‘inherently unstable’
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Death boat ‘inherently unstable’

Instability, poor safety equipment and an unqualified crew led to nine Britons being killed when a pleasure boat capsized in Bahrain, a court has heard. Fifteen Britons were among the 58 killed when the Al Dana dhow capsized in March last year.

about 19 years ago
Navy to Christen USNS Alan Shepard
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Navy to Christen USNS Alan Shepard

Blackanthem Military News, WASHINGTON, D.C. – The Navy will christen the USNS Alan Shepard, the newest ship in the Lewis and Clark class of underway replenishment ships, on Wednesday, Dec. 6, 2006, during an 8 a.m. PST launching at General Dynamics National Steel and Shipbuilding Company (NASSCO), S

about 19 years ago
New warships ‘should be built locally’
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New warships ‘should be built locally’

Australia’s warships should built on home soil even if it costs more, a Senate committee has recommended. In its report on Australia’s naval shipbuilding sector, the Senate foreign affairs defence and trade committee acknowledged that building locally may come at a cost premium.

about 19 years ago
Austal Patrol Boat Commences Operations With Bermuda Water Police
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Austal Patrol Boat Commences Operations With Bermuda Water Police

The sister ship to the recently delivered six New South Wales Water Police boats officially entered service on December 4 with the Bermuda Water Police. This follows a delivery trip from the West Australian shipyard that included shipping the 16 metre vessel to Savannah, Georgia USA before travellin

about 19 years ago
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