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South Korea to build tankers for Russia
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South Korea to build tankers for Russia

The keels of two Aframax super-tankers were laid at South Korea’s Hyundai Heavy Industries ship-yard in Ulsan on orders from Russia’s Primorye (Maritime) shipping company (PRISCO corporation), reports the corporate press center. Korean ship-builders are to lay the third tanker’s keel there on July 1

about 21 years ago
Fatigue factor in ship accidents
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Fatigue factor in ship accidents

Fatigue among sailors on merchant ships caused a “worrying number” of collisions or near misses in 2004, the chief maritime investigator says. Poor judgement or anticipation by officers on watch – “classic symptoms on fatigue” – also contributed, said Stephen Meyer in his annual report.

about 21 years ago
Maritime Territory and Russian Railways work out transport infrastructure program
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Maritime Territory and Russian Railways work out transport infrastructure program

The administration of Russia’s Maritime Territory (MT) and the Russian Railways public joint-stock company have worked out a programme for the development of transport infrastructure. The purpose of the programme is to promote an increase in the transportation of freight and passengers, Alexander Ar

about 21 years ago
Aker Yards wins 325 mln eur order to build cruise vessel for Color Line
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Aker Yards wins 325 mln eur order to build cruise vessel for Color Line

Aker Yards ASA said it has won a 325 mln eur order from Color Line to build a sister vessel to MS Color Fantasy, the world’s largest cruise ship with a car deck, which was delivered last December. The contract is a confirmation of a letter of intent announced in March. At that time Aker […]

about 21 years ago
JDR Cable Systems / Subsea 7 Announce Major Breakthrough in Hydraulic Flying Leads Design
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JDR Cable Systems / Subsea 7 Announce Major Breakthrough in Hydraulic Flying Leads Design

HOUSTON– JDR Cable Systems, the industry’s foremost subsea flying lead specialist, in partnership with Subsea 7, has developed and introduced the first hydraulic flying lead that offers the flexibility of a thermoplastic umbilical with the leak-tight reliability of a steel tube umbilical.

about 21 years ago
Annual dredging of Columbia bar to begin while court case continues
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Annual dredging of Columbia bar to begin while court case continues

The annual dredging of the navigation channel at the mouth of the Columbia River will begin shortly after midnight on Wednesday, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has announced. The Corps dredges the channel every year to provide safe transit across the Columbia River bar for large and small vessels.

about 21 years ago
Viet Nam licenses first foreign-owned marine shipping agent
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Viet Nam licenses first foreign-owned marine shipping agent

The Ministry of Planning and Investment has granted a licence to Denmark’s MAERSK A/S group for establishing a wholly-foreign owned agent providing marine shipping services in Viet Nam.

about 21 years ago
Keppel wins S$780m rig order from Danish shipping group Maersk
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Keppel wins S$780m rig order from Danish shipping group Maersk

A unit of Singapore’s Keppel Corp said Monday it has secured a contract worth S$780 million (US$473 million) to build two oil rigs for Danish shipping group A.P. Moeller-Maersk. Keppel FELS Ltd, a subsidiary of Keppel Offshore and Marine, said it would build the semi-submersible platforms, while Mol

about 21 years ago
Cabinet to consider East Timor gas deal
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Cabinet to consider East Timor gas deal

The long-awaited, multi-billion dollar oil and gas deal between Australia and East Timor will soon be presented to cabinet for a final tick of approval. Foreign Minister Alexander Downer said all major elements of the deal had been agreed by both countries, but some last minute fine tuning was neede

about 21 years ago
Ocean Day to help advance Korea’s maritime industry
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Ocean Day to help advance Korea’s maritime industry

Port cities across the nation today will observe Ocean Day to promote the vast bodies of water that help improve the quality of human life. The 10th Ocean Day anniversary this year aims to raise awareness of the indispensable role of oceans in issues related to energy, food and the environment, the

about 21 years ago
ABG Shipyard raises Rs1.4bn
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ABG Shipyard raises Rs1.4bn

ABG Shipyard Limited (ABG), on Monday announced that the company has concluded a Rs1.4bn private equity financing round with Standard Chartered Private Equity (SCPE), Leverage India Fund, a fund managed by IL&FS Investment Managers and Merlion India Fund, a Fund managed by SCPE. IL&FS acted as Finan

about 21 years ago
China Proposes Joint Gas Exploration With Japan
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China Proposes Joint Gas Exploration With Japan

China refused to stop drilling for gas and oil in an area in the East China Sea claimed by Japan and China, instead proposing the countries cooperate on a joint- exploration project, the Japanese Embassy in Beijing said.

about 21 years ago
Shipping firms in tie-up
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Shipping firms in tie-up

HANJIN Shipping Company, Senator Lines and United Arab Shipping will upgrade their Europe-Middle East-Asia service jointly with Mitsui OSK Lines from August-end.

about 21 years ago
Hearings find problems with shipping security
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Hearings find problems with shipping security

The Department of Homeland Security’s effort to extend its anti-terrorism campaign overseas by enlisting help from importers and foreign ports has been so flawed that the program may have made it easier at times to smuggle unconventional weapons into the United States, congressional officials say.

about 21 years ago
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