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Alang breaks a record 5,000 ships since 1982
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Alang breaks a record 5,000 ships since 1982

With as many as 130 ships being broken simultaneously, the Alang ship breaking yard has crossed the milestone of dismantling 5,000 ships before the end of 2009. Since its inception in 1982, the yard has recycled 35.61 lakh light displacement tonnage (LDT).

about 16 years ago
Indonesian Govt. Warned on Risks to Implement Fishing Certification Policy
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Indonesian Govt. Warned on Risks to Implement Fishing Certification Policy

Prior to the implementation of SHT, certification for fishing boats to net fish in Indonesia’s territory, activists warned Indonesian government on Wednesday that the policy implementation could risk the development of Indonesian traditional fishermen. Responding to the Maritime and Fisheries Minist

about 16 years ago
UK ship taken by Somali pirates was sailing without naval escort
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UK ship taken by Somali pirates was sailing without naval escort

The St James Park had left southern Spain and was bound for Thailand. The ship, which was built in 1993 and carried bulk chemicals, was hijacked in the International Recommended Transit Corridor, a patrol zonee through the Gulf of Aden that is patrolled by international naval forces.

about 16 years ago
Dredging at flood-hit Cumbria port begins
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Dredging at flood-hit Cumbria port begins

Marine engineers have begun a £1m clean-up operation at a flood-hit port in Cumbria blocked by thousands of tonnes of debris. Tonnes of rocks, trees and silt were flushed into the Port of Workington in the devastating floods last month.

about 16 years ago
Panama Canal expansion plan has Gulf ports racing for potential new business
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Panama Canal expansion plan has Gulf ports racing for potential new business

With the recession showing signs of ebbing, Gulf of Mexico ports hope hundreds of millions of dollars in expansion projects proposed before the downturn will help them capture more trade as the world economy recovers.

about 16 years ago
Northrop Grumman delivers New Mexico Submarine ahead of schedule in record time
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Northrop Grumman delivers New Mexico Submarine ahead of schedule in record time

Northrop Grumman Corporation delivered the sixth submarine of the Virginia class, New Mexico (SSN 779), to the U.S. Navy today, four months ahead of schedule. New Mexico’s 70-month construction period represents the shortest overall construction time of any Virginia-class submarine.

about 16 years ago
Maryland Port Administration (USA) halts dredge dumping at Hart-Miller Island
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Maryland Port Administration (USA) halts dredge dumping at Hart-Miller Island

The Maryland Port Administration has ceased dumping sediment dredged from Baltimore’s harbor at Hart-Miller Island… Source: Baltimore Business Journal, December 29, 2009; [mappress]

about 16 years ago
USA: another Delaware River port is planned just three miles from the newly created Port of Paulsboro
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USA: another Delaware River port is planned just three miles from the newly created Port of Paulsboro

The Gloucester County Improvement Authority is planning another Delaware River port just three miles from the newly created Port of Paulsboro, where major construction has not yet begun… Source:nj.com,December 29,2009; [mappress]

about 16 years ago
Indian government seems to be in no hurry when it comes to capacity addition in the ports sector
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Indian government seems to be in no hurry when it comes to capacity addition in the ports sector

The central government seems to be in no hurry when it comes to capacity addition in the ports sector for the current five year plan even as the top offices have been pushing for more pro-active action in roads and highways and power… Source:indianexpress,December,30,2009; [mappress]

about 16 years ago
Gulf of Mexico ports (USA) hope for hundreds of millions of dollars in expansion projects
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Gulf of Mexico ports (USA) hope for hundreds of millions of dollars in expansion projects

NEW ORLEANS — With the recession showing signs of ebbing, Gulf of Mexico ports hope hundreds of millions of dollars in expansion projects proposed before the downturn will help them capture more trade as the world economy recovers… Source:latimes,December 29,2009 [mappress]

about 16 years ago
China Shipping to raise Asia-US rates
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China Shipping to raise Asia-US rates

China Shipping Container Lines Co., the nation’s second-largest cargo-box carrier, plans to raise rates for hauling goods to the US by as much as $700 per 40- foot box as it seeks to return to profit. The company will raise Asia-US rates on the containers by $300 on Jan. 1, Frank Fan, head of invest

about 16 years ago
Gjoa has been mated
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Gjoa has been mated

More than 2,000 people have worked continuous shifts on Gjøa to make it ready for towing to the field in April. The mating was carried out by Aker Stord, who are constructing the platform for Statoil.

about 16 years ago
Illegal Fishing: Two Trawlers Grabbed
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Illegal Fishing: Two Trawlers Grabbed

Two trawlers have been arrested and detained by the Ghana Nay in cape Coast and Tema for engaging in illegal fishing activities in the country’s territorial waters. In a move which underscored the Navy’s resolve to protect the country’s waters from illegal fishing and narcotic activities, the two ve

about 16 years ago
Birka Cargo carrier of Holmen Paper’s products
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Birka Cargo carrier of Holmen Paper’s products

From 2010 the Mariehamn-based shipping company Birka Cargo Ab Ltd will be the main carrier of Holmen Paper AB’s products from the paper mills in Norrköping and Hallstavik. The ro-ro vessels Birka Transporter, Birka Exporter and Birka Shipper enter a several years long charter for the Swedish forest

about 16 years ago
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