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Clipper 05-06: Cardiff Clipper welcomed home
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Clipper 05-06: Cardiff Clipper welcomed home

After racing 35,000 miles around the globe, the Cardiff entry into the Clipper 05-06 Round the World Yacht Race had its own homecoming this weekend to a rapturous welcome at the Mermaid Quay Cardiff Harbour Festival. Over the course of the weekend local schools, members of the public and media guest

about 20 years ago
Gemak Shipyard: M/V ‘RED TEAL’ launched on 24 August 2006
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Gemak Shipyard: M/V ‘RED TEAL’ launched on 24 August 2006

Gemak’s new building Hull No:31 has launched on 24 August 2006 at the Tuzla Gemi Endustrisi AS ; Gemak’s subsidiary for new buildings.

about 20 years ago
EU Warns Poland on Shipyard Subsidies
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EU Warns Poland on Shipyard Subsidies

European Union regulators warned Monday that three Polish shipyards risk losing state subsidies unless the Polish government provides more information to prove that the aid is legal. Polish authorities have until the end of August to send “satisfactory restructuring plans” for the Gdynia, Gdansk and

about 20 years ago
Statoil: Drilling resumed in Venezuela
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Statoil: Drilling resumed in Venezuela

Operator Statoil has spudded the Cocuina-2X well in block 4 of the Plataforma Deltana area off the coast of Venezuela. “We

about 20 years ago
No charges against border guards in fatal Japan ship incident
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No charges against border guards in fatal Japan ship incident

No criminal case will be opened against Russian border guards who detained a Japanese vessel in a fatal incident almost two weeks ago, the chief military prosecutor’s office said Monday. A row broke out August 16 between Moscow and Tokyo after the border guards shot dead a Japanese crewmember on the

about 20 years ago
Japanese “poaching” ship captain to remain in Russia until trial
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Japanese “poaching” ship captain to remain in Russia until trial

The captain of a Japanese fishing vessel detained on suspicion of poaching by Russian border guards in a fatal incident will remain in Russia until trial, an aide to local prosecutors said Monday. A row broke out August 16 between Moscow and Tokyo after the border guards shot dead a Japanese crewmem

about 20 years ago
Greek Freight Ship Collides into Egyptian Port
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Greek Freight Ship Collides into Egyptian Port

Port Saint. A Greek freight ship has collided into a shipyard at Port Saint, northeastern Egypt, near the Suez Canal, online edition of Greek newspaper Naftemporiki reads today. According to the port authorities the collision caused substantial damage to the front part of the ship.

about 20 years ago
Largest offshore wind turbine erected Scotland
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Largest offshore wind turbine erected Scotland

For the first time, a REpower type 5M wind turbine has been set up on the open sea. In the Scottish North Sea, in the Moray Firth, the first of a total of two turbines for the “Beatrice” demonstrator wind farm has just been set up on a lattice-like jacket structure, piled to the seabed […]

about 20 years ago
Japs set to salvage sunken tanker: ‘It was a very seaworthy ship,’
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Japs set to salvage sunken tanker: ‘It was a very seaworthy ship,’

Underwater inspection is up this week in the accident site of Petron chartered M/T Solar 1, some 15 nautical miles south of Guimaras island. Hi-tech sonar equipment will also do the job in locating the exact location of the submerged tanker set to be aided by the vessel’s Emergency Position Indicato

about 20 years ago
Cargo ship hits bridge in L.A. Harbor
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Cargo ship hits bridge in L.A. Harbor

LOS ANGELES – A crane from a cargo ship hit a bridge in the Los Angeles Harbor Sunday, forcing closure of the bridge for nearly two hours, authorities said. There were no injuries and there was no serious damage to the Vincent Thomas Bridge, which reopened Sunday night, said police spokesman Mike Lo

about 20 years ago
Malaysia to strengthen shipbuilding, repair sector
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Malaysia to strengthen shipbuilding, repair sector

IN A move aimed at stemming the outflow of capital for the acquisition of marine transport products, especially ships, the Government will seek to strengthen the capacity and capability of the shipbuilding and ship repair sector in the country under the recently-launched Third Industrial Master Plan

about 20 years ago
New life for nuclear-powered cargo cruise ship?
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New life for nuclear-powered cargo cruise ship?

MANTEO – Somewhere in the midpoint between war and politics, Luther Daniels spent a memorable chapter in his long life as the chief engineer on the nation’s first and only nuclear-powered commercial ship. The Savannah, built in 1959 and retired in 1972, was recently towed from the James River Reserv

about 20 years ago
US Gulf Coast shipyards squeezed
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US Gulf Coast shipyards squeezed

NEW YORK: The shipbuilding industry in the US Gulf Coast is still struggling to expand and grow one year after Hurricane Katrina caused widespread devastation in the several Gulf coast states, industry sources said last Friday. Shipyards in Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas and Alabama are being squeeze

about 20 years ago
IMO heads Lebanon oil spill clean-up plan
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IMO heads Lebanon oil spill clean-up plan

An action plan to assist the authorities in Lebanon with the clean-up of coastal oil pollution and to prevent any spread to neighbouring countries was agreed on August 17 at a meeting in Athens convened by the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) and the United Nations Environment Programme (UN

about 20 years ago
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