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Odyssey Marine Exploration Purchases Additional Vessel
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Odyssey Marine Exploration Purchases Additional Vessel

Odyssey Marine Exploration, Inc., a leader in the field of deep-ocean shipwreck exploration, has purchased an additional ship similar in size to the Odyssey Explorer. This ship has completed preliminary mobilization and will be equipped with a state-of-the-art side-scan sonar system and a Remotely O

about 20 years ago
Smith, Wyden secure $15 million for Columbia deepening
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Smith, Wyden secure $15 million for Columbia deepening

Sens. Gordon Smith and Ron Wyden said Tuesday that a Senate panel has approved an additional $15 million to continue deepening the Columbia River. The funding for dredging was included in the annual spending bill approved by the Senate Energy and Water Appropriations Subcommittee.

about 20 years ago
Megayacht marina to be built
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Megayacht marina to be built

New Orleans developer Earl E. Weber Jr.’s search for a place to dock his 107-foot Dennison yacht led him to buy the old Summerfield Boat Works boatyard in Fort Lauderdale. Weber will follow through on plans initiated by Dallas-based GreyHawk Marine Group to convert the World War II-era boatyard into

about 20 years ago
Smit: Authorities & Salvors respond quickly to grounded container vessel Safmarine Agulhas
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Smit: Authorities & Salvors respond quickly to grounded container vessel Safmarine Agulhas

Authorities, salvors and other stakeholders are working together to facilitate an effective response to the grounded container ship

about 20 years ago
S Korea lags China, Japan in shipyards
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S Korea lags China, Japan in shipyards

SEOUL – South Korea fell behind China and Japan in the number of shipyards ranking in the world’s top 50 in terms of order backlogs as of the end of May, although seven South Korean companies were No 1 through No 7, a London-based market research firm said Monday. Fifteen Japanese shipyards and the

about 20 years ago
Nine believed dead in Indonesian ferry sinking
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Nine believed dead in Indonesian ferry sinking

Nine people are believed to have died when a ferry sank off Indonesia’s Sumatra island last week, and around 30 people remain missing, officials have said. An Indonesian navy boat was trying to retrieve eight bodies of people thought to have been on board the ferry, which was carrying at least 133 p

about 20 years ago
PA Resources AB completed installation of new Didon platform
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PA Resources AB completed installation of new Didon platform

PA Resources AB (publ) has completed the offshore installation of the entire platform incl. the main deck and flare boom in the Didon field in Tunisia. Subsequently, the company will shortly start to drill the first production well, Didon#5. PA Resources AB has now fully completed the offshore insta

about 20 years ago
Statoil: Extending Norne production
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Statoil: Extending Norne production

Commercial discoveries and promising new prospects near Norne mean that this Statoil-operated field in the Norwegian Sea is likely to continue producing longer than earlier thought. When this discovery came on stream in 1997 from a production ship and five subsea templates, it was expected to operat

about 20 years ago
MISC orders four tankers
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MISC orders four tankers

MISC Bhd, the world’s biggest owner of liquefied natural gas (LNG) tankers, has placed a fresh order to build as many as four tankers, executives familiar with the matter said yesterday. The contract value for the four 38,000 deadweight tonne carriers is estimated collectively to be in the region of

about 20 years ago
Vietnam
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Vietnam

Officials at the Bach Dang shipyard in northern Hai Phong city said Sunday that the newly built freighter that got hung up on its own launch rails has now been towed into the water without further damage. The Sun Island freighter was resurrected by high tide, after which it was easily towed to the w

about 20 years ago
Damaged submarine to get nose transplant
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Damaged submarine to get nose transplant

BREMERTON — At the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard, workers are preparing to transplant the nose of a retiring submarine — the USS Honolulu — onto the USS San Francisco, which was damaged when it ran into an undersea mountain in 2005. “A bow replacement on an operational hull is unique and has never been

about 20 years ago
Acergy S.A. Wins $125 million Deepwater Construction Contract in Angola
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Acergy S.A. Wins $125 million Deepwater Construction Contract in Angola

Acergy S.A. today announced that it had been awarded a contract valued at approximately $125 million for a deepwater SURF installation project offshore Angola. The installation work is scheduled to take place during the first half of 2008.

about 20 years ago
Clipper 05-06: Race 10 restarts
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Clipper 05-06: Race 10 restarts

The fleet commenced racing at 2100 UTC on June 26th, using a Le Mans starting sequence controlled by the duty skipper, Conor Fogerty on Cardiff. The following race start report is from Nicola Finan, also from Cardiff.

about 20 years ago
Baltic Shipyard to skip dividends, use profit for development
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Baltic Shipyard to skip dividends, use profit for development

ST. PETERSBURG, June 26 (RIA Novosti) – Baltic Shipyard [RTS: BALZ] will not pay dividends for 2005 but will use the company’s net profit for development, the press service said. The net profit of one of Russia’s largest shipyards, which specialized in production of warships, large-capacity commerci

about 20 years ago
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