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  • Scotland gets first dedicated subsea decommissioning hub

    28 April 2021
    Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Collaboration, Equipment, Outlook & Strategy, Technology

    NorSea UK, in collaboration with Robertson-IES and CR Smith Services, has unveiled NorSea Decom – a dedicated entity whose sole work scope will be the safe and compliant management of decommissioned subsea infrastructure and waste logistics.

  • NOC study shows Monsoon impact on small pelagic fish in East Africa

    6 August 2020
    Research & Development

    New research led by scientists at the National Oceanography Centre (NOC) has revealed the importance of the Monsoon in how abundant small pelagic fish are in East Africa. The study used observations of chlorophyll-a taken from satellites, as well as measurements taken in the field and an ocean model to investigate the environmental processes driving […]

  • Germany: Marenave Schiffahrts AG Takes Delivery of Fourth Supramax Bulk Carrier

    6 May 2011

    On May 5th, 2011 Marenave Schiffahrts AG has concluded its vessel new building series and has taken over the fourth supramax bulk carrier from the shipyard. Built at Yangzhou Guoyu Shipbuilding Co. Ltd. in China under hull number GY 430, the MV “MARE TRACER“ will enter into a five year time charter with Hanjin Overseas […]

  • Keppel Delivers New‐Build Jack‐Up Rig to AOD (Singapore)

    18 July 2013
    Business & Finance

    Mermaid Maritime Public Company Limited announced that Asia Offshore Drilling Limited (“AOD”), an associate company, has taken delivery of its third new‐build jack‐up rig,  ʹAOD IIIʹ, from Singapore‐based builder Keppel FELS Ltd. The Company founded AOD in 2010 and currently holds a 33.76% stake in the venture. Seadrill is AOD’s manager and owns 66.23% of its shares. ʹAOD […]

  • Iranian Aid Ship Offloaded in Djibouti, UN Takes Over Cargo

    25 May 2015

    The Iranian aid ship bound for war-stricken Yemen will not proceed to its original destination as its cargo was taken over by the United Nations following an inspection in Djibouti, writes the AFP. Namely, according to the UN officials, the 2,500 tons of aid, bound for Yemen on board the Iran Shahed, have been offloaded […]

  • Posidonia 2020 Postponed Due to Coronavirus

    17 March 2020

     Posidonia 2020 has been postponed from the 1-5 June 2020 to the 26-30 October 2020.

  • Navigator Scorpio’s Grounding Caused by Distraction

    6 November 2014
    Business & Finance

    The grounding of the Liberia registered liquefied gas carrier, Navigator Scorpio, from January 2014, was caused by distraction of the officer of the watch, investigation into the accident found. On 3 January 2014 Navigator Scorpio ran aground on Haisborough Sand in the North Sea. The vessel was undamaged by the grounding and there were no injuries or pollution; […]

  • Six are rescued after boat sinks

    9 September 2006

    Six members of a family were rescued by a lifeboat after their cabin cruiser sank in the dark in the River Humber. The vessel – Daddy’s Girl – got into trouble after hitting a navigation buoy at about 2230 BST on Saturday. All six, who lived locally, were rescued from the water, taken to hospital […]

  • Eagle Bulk Shipping, Inc. Announces Delivery of Supramax Dry Bulk Vessel

    21 June 2007

    Eagle Bulk Shipping, Inc. (Nasdaq:EGLE), a global marine transportation company specializing in the Supramax segment of the dry bulk shipping industry, today announced that it has taken delivery of the Skua, a 2003 built 53,350 dwt Supramax dry bulk vessel. The Skua was acquired as part of a three vessel transaction announced on February 28, […]

  • Napoli salvage is declared over

    31 July 2009

    An operation to salvage a cargo ship which was deliberately grounded off the Devon coast has been officially declared as completed. The MSC Napoli was beached off Branscombe in January 2007 after being storm damaged in the English Channel. The Secretary of State’s Representative for Maritime Salvage and Intervention (SOSREP) said work had taken 924 […]

  • New Chinese Cruise Line?

    4 February 2011

    The race to source from the Chinese market may have a new player in Hainan Cruise Enterprises, according to sources familiar with the matter. After being laid up following legal proceedings as Delphin Kreuzfahrten went bankrupt, Hainan has reportedly taken delivery of the Delphin Voyager (ex- Orient Venus) from bankruptcy, renaming her the Hainan Empress.

  • TORM to sell two dry bulk newbuildings

    4 November 2010

    Denmark: Tanker and dry bulk shipper, TORM, has entered into an agreement to sell the two Kamsarmax dry bulk newbuildings, ‘TORM Karen’ and ‘TORM Kate’. Both vessels are planned to be delivered to TORM in the first quarter of 2011. The newbuildings have been sold for a total consideration of US$90 million with a total […]

  • GE Shipping takes delivery of 1st Ice Class Vessel

    8 March 2005

    Great Eastern Shipping Company Ltd has on Wednesday announced that the company has taken delivery of its new building Suezmax tanker (Ice Class 1 B notation), named ‘Jag Lok’. The double hull vessel of about 159,000 dwt is built at Hyundai Samho Heavy Industries, S. Korea. The vessel was contracted in March 2003.

  • GulfMark Offshore, Inc. Announces Delivery of New Vessel

    27 April 2006

    GulfMark Offshore, Inc. today announced that it has taken delivery of its latest new construction vessel, M/V Sea Guardian. The vessel, an identical sister ship to the Sea Intrepid delivered last year, is a 5,150 BHP Anchor Handling, Towing Supply vessel that is expected to start its initial contract in Southeast Asia on May 1st, […]

  • Epic Gas takes delivery of Epic St. Agnes

    11 February 2015
    Vessels

    Epic Gas informed that it has taken delivery of the 5,000cbm Epic St. Agnes from Kitanihon Shipbuilding of Japan.

  • Grimaldi ship capsizes at Antwerp

    8 March 2007

    The Grimaldi Lines ro-ro vessel REPUBBLICA DI GENOVA is reported to have capsized during loading today (Thursday) in the port of Antwerp The cause of the incident is not yet clear but a port spokeman said the ship had rolled onto its starboard side in dock and had taken in water before the crew were […]

  • Wind turbine tower lost overboard

    24 October 2006

    Parts of a steel tower for a wind farm in the Western Isles have been lost overboard from a ship in the North Sea. They were being transported from Denmark on the German-registered Lass Moon to Lewis. The towers should have been built on the island but the contract was taken away after the yard […]

  • Africa migrants missing off Malta

    30 July 2006

    Up to 17 illegal immigrants, believed to be from Africa, are missing off the coast of Malta after their boat sank. Maltese armed forces said they were searching for the missing migrants after an Italian fishing boat rescued 13 others who were found swimming. The survivors have been taken ashore, local authorities said.

  • Kuwait Gulf Link Holding takes delivery of Wave Piercing Catamaran

    17 January 2008

    At the very end of 2007, the Kuwait & Gulf Link Holding Company (www.kgl.com ) has taken delivery of the Damen Wave Piercing Catamaran 5214 ‘Ameer Alkouloub’ in Shuwaikh Port, Kuwait. This spectacular fast ferry has been constructed by Damen (www.damen.nl) at their specialised Singapore shipyard, according to a principal design by AMD of Australia […]

  • Doha hosts major shipping conference

    8 June 2005

    It is therefore not surprising that Doha was the launch venue for the 1st International Middle East LNG Shipping Forum this week. Top Qatari officials used this occasion to call on the global finance industry to get its act together on LNG finance, as there is a feeling that this great business opportunity is not […]

  • Sheringham Shoal Wind Farm Gets Visitor (UK)

    3 October 2011

      There was some excitement yesterday in Wells-next-the-Sea, as John Craven and the team from BBC’s Countryfile arrived for a planned visit to the Sheringham Shoal Offshore Wind Farm. Arriving at the Scira offices at 5.30am in the morning for a safety induction, John and his film crew then departed from the Outer Harbour on […]

  • Australia: Reef Scorecard Highlights Risk to World Heritage Status

    31 January 2013
    Business & Finance

    As part of their joint Fight for the Reef campaign, WWF-Australia and the Australian Marine Conservation Society today released a scorecard assessing the performance of both the Queensland and Australian Governments’ management of the Great Barrier Reef. Last year, UNESCO gave Australia a deadline to outline how it would better manage the Reef, noting that […]

  • PIRA Energy: Demand for LNG Falls from March to April

    8 May 2013
    Research & Development

    PIRA Energy Group reported that demand for LNG fell from March to April and actual end user gas demand in countries importing LNG falls by even more. In the U.S., while regional gas prices rose month-on-month basis differentials weakened. In Europe, gas demand has dropped to levels not seen since 2002/2003. Specifically, PIRA’s analysis of […]

  • Infographic: Safety at Sea

    25 September 2014

    This year’s September 25th is marked as the World Maritime Day, but the date varies by year and country and it is always in the last week of September. The World Maritime Day has been created by the United Nations (UN) and the International Maritime Organization (IMO) to celebrate the international maritime industry’s contribution towards […]

  • NYK bolsters LPG carrier business with new subsidiary up and running

    3 April 2025
    Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Green Marine, Infrastructure, Outlook & Strategy, Vessels

    NYK Energy Ocean (NEO), a newly established subsidiary of Japanese shipping company NYK focused on operating LPG carriers, chemical and product tankers, and cargo ships, has officially commenced operations.