Bulk carrier MV Baby Leeyn, formerly known as MV Jana, got disabled and went adrift on November 26, south of Cape. St Mary’s, Newfoundland and Labrador. Carrying 35 tonnes of marine diesel fuel and 250 tonnes of heavy fuel on board, the small bulker set sail for Romania on Saturday, November 25 and
Thirty-five crew members and guards of the American-owned ship Seaman Guard Ohio, arrested in 2013, have been acquitted of all charges in India. On November 27, the Madurai bench of the Madras high court set free the seamen after the prosecution had failed to prove that the ship entered the country’
Energy World Corporation signed an agreement securing land ownership and right of way access from its Pagbilao power plant to the Philippines’ National Grid connection point.
The UK has released the government-funded seismic data covering the under-explored areas in the UK North Sea. The release contains 19,000 km of newly acquired broadband seismic data, and the Oil and Gas Authority hopes the data will promote exploration activity in under-explored areas of UK Continen
The shipping industry needs to design ships differently and be more technologically innovative to reach world climate goals and counter cybersecurity risks, it was agreed at the annual Tripartite Shipbuilding Forum. At the meeting in Nantong, China, held on November 1-3 and hosted by China Classific
The first aid ship has reached the Yemeni Port of Hudaydah as Saudi Arabia-led Coalition allowed for the Red Sea port to reopen on November 22 in order to receive urgent humanitarian relief. The port was closed at the beginning of November after a rebel-fired ballistic missile, which targeted Riyadh
Global loaded container traffic is on track to break the 200 million teu threshold this year for the first time ever, shipping consultancy Drewry said citing recent port and trade statistics. “The Drewry Global Container Port Throughput Index shows no sign of slowing down, with the latest reading fo
Two people were killed and four seriously injured in an explosion in Ningbo, a major port and industrial hub situated in China’s Zhejiang province, on November 26. At least fifteen other people were injured in the blast, the local authorities said in an update today, as two remain missing. Based on
By Rob van Hoorn CTO at nC Marine What happened so far: At the beginning of 2012, Dutch shipping companies were looking for cost effective methods to stop corrosion within their vessels, without losing time on (sand)blasting, cure time or drydocking. A team of Dutch-based chemists, nano- and corrosi
Italian company Landi Renzo and Clean Energy Fuels, the U.S. supplier of LNG fuel for transportation in North America, decided to merge compression businesses creating a major supplier of natural gas compressors.
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It was a happy occasion, last September 20 at Royal IHC’s shipyard in Kinderdijk, the Netherlands. An international crowd had gathered to see the launch ceremony of Arzana, the 6,000 cubic metre trailing suction hopper dredger for National Marine Dredging Company (NMDC) from Abu Dhabi. Flowers adorn
Russia’s Yamal LNG project adds two Arc7 carriers as first shipment nears The Novatek-operated Yamal LNG export project in Russian Arctic has taken delivery of two Arc7 ice-class liquefied natural gas carriers. Interview: European regas capacity remains underused, but small-scale LNG on the rise Eur
Gazprom’s unit, Gazprom Gazomotornoye Toplivo signed a letter of intent with the Bolivian YPFB to set up a joint venture to develop LNG and CNG infrastructure.
