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Acergy S.A. Charters New Build Heavy Construction Ship
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Acergy S.A. Charters New Build Heavy Construction Ship

Acergy S.A. today announced that it has entered into an agreement with DOFCON ASA for the charter of the Skandi Acergy, a new build heavy construction ship. The 8-year charter will commence upon delivery, which is scheduled for the second quarter of 2008. Construction is taking place at the Aker S

about 20 years ago
Cargotec to Supply Hatch Covers for 24 Container Ships
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Cargotec to Supply Hatch Covers for 24 Container Ships

Cargotec

about 20 years ago
Coast Guard find captain negligent in ship run aground
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Coast Guard find captain negligent in ship run aground

HONOLULU (AP) _ An investigation by the U-S Coast Guard says negligence by the captain caused a cargo ship to run aground near Barbers Point Harbor last year. The 555-foot Cape Flattery hit a reef on February Second, 2005. The ship was moved eight days later after the removal of 128,000 gallons of f

about 20 years ago
Hyundai leading Korean duel with China for tanker riches
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Hyundai leading Korean duel with China for tanker riches

Hyundai Heavy Industries, the world

about 20 years ago
New Knab steams in for duty
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New Knab steams in for duty

STAFF at Lerwick Port Authority were last night (Monday) celebrating the safe arrival of their new

about 20 years ago
Driving To The Limits With Costa Cruises
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Driving To The Limits With Costa Cruises

A totally authentic Grand Prix car racing simulator has been installed today on board Costa Cruises

about 20 years ago
World’s biggest cruise ship launches
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World’s biggest cruise ship launches

The world’s largest luxury liner — taller than the Statue of Liberty and longer than an aircraft carrier — will sail out of Miami today on her maiden voyage to the western Caribbean. She sets a new standard for big. The latest fleet addition for Royal Caribbean International, Freedom comes in at 160

about 20 years ago
Clipper 05-06: Short and very Sweet
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Clipper 05-06: Short and very Sweet

The fleet is all fuelled up, and proceeding down the Central American land mass towards Panama. The stop in Huatulco went extremely well, and a big round of thanks must go to firstly Mark Drewelow in San Diego, who made the initial contact in Bahia Huatulco, and especially Martin Peraza, the hard wo

about 20 years ago
More delays possible for Hudson River PCB cleanup
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More delays possible for Hudson River PCB cleanup

Dredging PCBs from the Hudson River could face more delays after officials from the town nearest the cleanup demanded more say in planning the work. “We did not do this for the sake of delay,” said Mark Schachner, legal counsel for Fort Edward, a town of 6,000 people about 185 miles north of the Tap

about 20 years ago
Gammon consortium bags orders worth Rs1221cr
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Gammon consortium bags orders worth Rs1221cr

A consortium comprising Gammon India and its sudsidiary Gammon Infrastructure Projects has been awarded the Kosi river bridge project and the Gorakhpur bypass project by National Highways Authority of India. The total cost of the two projects is estimated at Rs 1,080 crore. According to an official

about 20 years ago
Turtle threatens $11b gas pipeline
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Turtle threatens $11b gas pipeline

A rare turtle species could block the development of an $11 billion gas pipeline on Barrow Island, off the north-west coast of Western Australia. Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) chairman Wally Cox says the development of the Gorgon Liquefied natural gas project would unnecessarily damage Ba

about 20 years ago
Ship Owner Pays Millions to Victims, Survivors in Egyptian Ferry Disaster
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Ship Owner Pays Millions to Victims, Survivors in Egyptian Ferry Disaster

The owner of an Egyptian ferry that sank in the Red Sea in February, killing 1,000 passengers, is paying millions of dollars to the families of victims and to survivors. An Egyptian prosecutor announced Tuesday that shipowner Mamdouh Ismail has transferred the money into a compensation fund. The fam

about 20 years ago
VOR: Three in port options
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VOR: Three in port options

Glenn Bourke, CEO of the event, yesterday notified the teams they will have to reach Holland by midnight on Friday in order for the In Port race to go ahead as scheduled, but latest estimates suggest the fleet, currently stuck in a high pressure system off the Scottish coast, will not arrive until S

about 20 years ago
H.M. Queen Silvia of Sweden to name Stena Primorsk in the heart of Stockholm
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H.M. Queen Silvia of Sweden to name Stena Primorsk in the heart of Stockholm

With the tanker Stena Primorsk as the centre of attention, Concordia Maritime and the entire Stena group take ‘one big step’ into the limelight this week. They will together be arranging a number of activities on land and at sea – right in the heart of Stockholm! Events will include a royal naming c

about 20 years ago
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