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Qatar set to spend $15b on gas ships
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Qatar set to spend $15b on gas ships

Qatar will spend $15 billion in the next five years to add 70 vessels to its fleet of tankers to export more liquefied natural gas (LNG), Oil Minister Abdullah al-Attiyah said on Wednesday. Qatar, home to the world

about 21 years ago
ATSB recommends changes after shipping incident
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ATSB recommends changes after shipping incident

The Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) has recommended changes to procedures after a shipping incident on the Great Barrier Reef, in far north Queensland, last year. The Panamanian-registered bulk carrier Harmonic Progress was on its way from Japan to load coal at the Hay Point terminal near

about 21 years ago
Canal boat to cruise Rochester-area river
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Canal boat to cruise Rochester-area river

A boat that has cruised the Erie Canal, the Finger Lakes and Chesapeake Bay is returning to the Genesee River at Rochester for the first time in six years. The Corn Hill Navigation Company plans to launch the 104-passenger “Mary Jemison” in May. The cruise boat will be based at the Corn Hill docks i

about 21 years ago
Captain of Alaska oil spill ship pleads guilty
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Captain of Alaska oil spill ship pleads guilty

The captain of a cargo ship that broke apart in December and created Alaska’s worst oil spill since the 1989 Exxon Valdez disaster has pleaded guilty of lying to federal investigators. Kailash Bhushan Singh entered his plea in U.S. District Court in Anchorage, where Judge Ralph Beistline approved a

about 21 years ago
Mackinaw City harbor project set to begin
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Mackinaw City harbor project set to begin

MACKINAW CITY – A long-awaited marine construction project in Mackinaw City will soon begin when barges arrive to start the first phase of a $9.5 million new state harbor of refuge. The initial work will include the installation of two breakwaters outside the area known as the State Dock, where car

about 21 years ago
Dredge project stalled, despite permit
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Dredge project stalled, despite permit

Despite the issuance of a new state permit allowing landowners along the lower Kilchis River to alleviate flooding in their pastures, it was still unclear this week when or if the dredging project will be able to proceed. Landowners have been trying to clear out a 2,500-foot section of the Kilchis R

about 21 years ago
Brazilian Subsidiary Awarded $7.2 Million Contract
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Brazilian Subsidiary Awarded $7.2 Million Contract

Unicontrol International Ltda. of Sao Paulo Brazil, a SEA Systems Limited subsidiary, was awarded a CAN$7.2 million contract to provide control and automation systems for an offshore platform owned by Petrobras. The terms of the contract call for Unicontrol to design, procure, fabricate and install

about 21 years ago
Two Ships Collide Off Bozcaada
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Two Ships Collide Off Bozcaada

ANKARA – A Turkish-flagged ship collided with a Georgian-flagged ship off Bozcaada island in the Aegean Sea, the search and rescue coordination center of the Maritime Undersecretariat said on Tuesday. The center stated that Turkish ship ”Sude 1” collided with Georgian ship ”Aras 1” off Bozcaada. Tur

about 21 years ago
Pasha arrives: third shipping line
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Pasha arrives: third shipping line

Pasha Hawaii Transport Lines held a Hawaiian blessing and cocktail reception Tuesday evening to mark its entry into the busy Hawaii maritime shipping market. The party was at Pier 19, not far from the brand-new Jean Anne, Pasha’s only ship, a $90 million, 579-foot “ro-ro” vessel, which had offloaded

about 21 years ago
Honolulu’s Lewis will sail around the world
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Honolulu’s Lewis will sail around the world

Honolulu’s Andrew Lewis earned one of two U.S. spots in the 2005-06 Volvo Ocean Race, considered one of the fastest and most intense races in sailing. Lewis, 23, an ASSETS graduate, and George Peet, 24, of Newport, R.I., were chosen for Team ABN AMRO during final crew selection in Portimao, Portugal

about 21 years ago
VT says prospects look good for shipbuilding
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VT says prospects look good for shipbuilding

VT, formerly known as Vosper Thornycroft, has focused on its support services division, which it said in November had helped boost pre-tax profits by 13% to

about 21 years ago
Al Attiyah visits shipbuilding yards in Korea
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Al Attiyah visits shipbuilding yards in Korea

Qatar

about 21 years ago
Inuit to run Arctic cruise line
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Inuit to run Arctic cruise line

An Inuit-owned company in northern Quebec is getting into the cruise line business this summer. Its 66-passenger ice-class ship will set sail with its first group of tourists on July 10 from Kuujjuaq, on the Koksoak River near the south end of Ungava Bay. The 85-metre Ushuaia, a leased American-buil

about 21 years ago
Taiwan’s Yangming unit buys 5 vessels from China Shipbuilding for 15 bln twd
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Taiwan’s Yangming unit buys 5 vessels from China Shipbuilding for 15 bln twd

Yangming Marine Transport Corp (2609.TW) said its wholly-owned unit All Ocean Transportation Inc has acquired five container vessels from state-run China Shipbuilding Corp for a total of 15 bln twd, or about 470 mln usd, today.

about 21 years ago
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