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  • OSK-ShipTech Takes Over Naval Architect Firm

    17 April 2015
    Business & Finance

    Danish naval architect OSK- ShipTech A/S has acquired consulting naval architects A/S Jørgen Petersen, specialists in smaller passenger ferries. OSK has in recent years developed a strong business within passenger vessels, focusing on green propulsion technology on smaller vessels. “Going forward, the pooling of know-how of the two companies will reinforce OSK-ShipTech’s leading position covering the entire span of […]

  • MSC Ship Fined for Violating Speed Limit in Canada

    13 August 2019
    Rules & Regulation

    Transport Canada has issued a CAD 12,000 penalty to a containership operated by Swiss MSC.

  • DHT Holdings: Scrubber Economics Firm despite Bans

    10 February 2019
    Business & Finance, Rules & Regulation

    DHT Holdings firm on economics of installing scrubbers as some countries ban use of EGCS in ports and coastal waters.

  • HKND Hires NGO for Nicaragua Biodiversity Management Plans

    27 June 2016
    Business & Finance

    The concessionaire of the Nicaragua Grand Canal Project, HKND Group, has entered into an agreement with Friends of the San Juan River Foundation (FUNDAR), a Nicaraguan environmental NGO, for the development of the first Biodiversity Management Plans for the canal project. The deal includes the development of Riverine and Terrestrial Biodiversity Management Plans, Environmental Offset Plans […]

  • Ports of Auckland Fined After Worker Injured in Fall

    20 June 2016

    Ports of Auckland Ltd. (POAL) has been fined NZD 49,980 (USD 35,551) and ordered to pay NZD 12,000 in reparations after a stevedore employed by the company fell nearly three meters off the unguarded edge of a hatch lid, suffering injuries. POAL pleaded guilty to a charge laid by Maritime NZ  under the Health and […]

  • Spotted: The First of Five ACL’s Newbuilds Ready for Launching

    15 October 2015

    ACL, an American shipping company owned by the Italian Grimaldi Group, is going to launch five new combined container/cars/ro-ro vessels starting by the end of the year. These ships are the world’s largest in their class, and the first of them, Atlantic Star, will call at the Port of Gothenburg around December 20th, 2015. ACL, […]

  • Chandris Fined for Illegal Oil Dumping off Texas

    28 October 2015
    Business & Finance

    Greek ship management company Chandris (Hellas) Inc. has been fined with USD 1 million for dumping oily waste into the waters off Texas and falsifying its oil record book. The company pleaded guilty to violations of the Act to Prevent Pollution from Ships on Tuesday in Corpus Christi federal court, the Associated Press reports. Chandris was ordered […]

  • The Netherlands: T.O.S. Announces Delivery of Five Tugs for Svitzer

    17 August 2011
    Business & Finance

      T.O.S. Transport & Offshore Services announce the delivery of five tugs for Svitzer. For many years now Svitzer is using our ship delivery services to great satisfaction, which resulted in this contract for the delivery of five tugs in 2011. The tugs are newbuilds from China (Qingdao) and all go to Africa. The first […]

  • Royal Navy Operations Results In Fishing Trawler Fined

    4 August 2011

      The owner and master of a Dutch fishing vessel which had deliberately adapted its nets in order to catch hundreds of baby fish has been fined £51,000 after they were caught by a Royal Navy patrol ship. HMS Severn’s boarding team made a tactical approach during the early hours of the morning, surprising the […]

  • Shell Hires Four Transocean’s Newbuild Drillships (USA)

    28 September 2012
    Business & Finance

    Transocean Ltd. today announced that it has been awarded 10-year contracts for four newbuild dynamically positioned ultra-deepwater drillships by Royal Dutch Shell (Shell). Shipyard delivery for the first drillship is scheduled for mid-2015. The remaining three drillships are expected to be delivered from the shipyard at approximately six-month intervals thereafter. After customer acceptance, the contracts are […]

  • Shell Australia Hires Farstad’s Newly Delivered PSV

    17 September 2012
    Business & Finance

    Today, Monday 17 September, Far Skimmer (STX PSV08 CD) has been delivered from STX OSV Vung Tau in Vietnam to Farstad Shipping Pte. Ltd. in Singapore, a wholly owned subsidiary of Farstad Shipping ASA. Upon arrival in Australia, the vessel will commence its long term commitment to Shell Australia related to their Prelude drilling campaign. […]

  • Poland: PGNiG Files Arbitration Case Against Gazprom

    8 November 2011

    Polish gas monopoly PGNiG turned to arbitration court in Stockholm, seeking to cut gas prices under its long-term supply deal with Russia’s… (reuters) [mappress] Source: reuters, November 8, 2011; Image: pgnig

  • Cayman offshore firm to regenerate shipyard in the United Kingdom

    8 November 2006

    Haverton Hill shipyard in the North East of England has won a

  • Central firm wins $200-mln shipbuilding contract

    8 November 2006

    Dung Quat Shipbuilding Co. in central Quang Ngai province on Tuesday signed a US$200-million contract to build ten 54,000-ton cargo ships for Vinashin Oil and Gas Investment and Transport Joint-stock Co. The 190-m long and 32.26-m wide ships, estimated to cost some $20 million each, will be designed by the Vinashin Shipbuilding Scientific and Technological […]

  • SFL – Sale of Five Suezmax Single Hull Tankers

    18 January 2007

    Ship Finance International Limited (NYSE:SFL) (“Ship Finance” or the “Company”), today announced that it is has agreed to sell five vessels to Frontline Ltd (“Frontline” or the “Buyer”) in connection with Frontline’s proposed spin-off of Sealift Ltd., a dedicated heavy-lift company.

  • Greece fines people responsible for sunken ship pollution

    18 June 2007

    ATHENS, Greece (AP) – The owners, operator and captain of a cruise ship that hit the rocks off the island Santorini and sank were fined a total of $1.57 million Monday for polluting the Aegean Sea.

  • FERC approves Downeast LNG pre-filing request

    12 August 2014

    The U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission approved the pre-filing process for Downeast LNG import-export project.  Downeast is planning to convert its proposed import terminal and sendout pipeline (Downeast LNG import project) into a bidirectional import-export LNG terminal and pipeline. The planned project would consist of a natural gas pretreatment facility and liquefaction facilities which could […]

  • Cheshire firm wins global marine chemical contract

    21 June 2005

    CHESHIRE firm Nalfleet has won a global contract to supply water treatment chemicals in a deal worth more than #500,000. The deal has been struck with TBW Alliance which is a purchasing co-operation between Teekay Shipping, Bergesend ASA and World-Wide Shipping. Nalfleet will supply on-board water treatment chemicals and associated technical management services to Alliance’s […]

  • China oil firm CNOOC announces Nigerian investment

    15 January 2006

    BEIJING (AP) — Chinese state-controlled oil company CNOOC Ltd. is paying $2.3 billion for a 45 percent stakea in a Nigerian oil field in its first major investment since its failed bid last year to take over U.S. oil company Unocal Corp.

  • USA: Chesapeake Appoints Five New BoD Members

    21 June 2012

    Chesapeake Energy Corporation today announced the appointment of five new independent directors to its reconstituted nine-member Board of Directors. Archie W. Dunham, former Chairman of ConocoPhillips and former Chief Executive Officer of Conoco, has been appointed by the Board as Chesapeake’s new independent Non-Executive Chairman. Mr. Dunham has had no previous relationship with Chesapeake. Aubrey […]

  • Australia: Law Firm Advises Inpex on Ichthys Project

    5 July 2012

    Allens, law firm working throughout Australia and Asia, has advised international oil and gas exploration and production company INPEX Corporation on the sale of part of its interest in the up- and downstream arms of the Ichthys Project and associated exploration interests, to Osaka Gas, Toho Gas and Tokyo Gas. The sell-downs were completed on […]

  • Honeywell to Implement IAS on Five LNG Vessels, Korea

    22 May 2012
    Equipment, Project & Tenders

    Honeywell announced that Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering (DSME) and STX Offshore & Shipbuilding will use Honeywell’s Integrated Automation Systems (IAS) in five vessels commissioned by ship owners in Norway, Russia and the United States. The projects are valued at more than US$8 million. DSME, the world’s second largest shipbuilder, and STX, the world’s fourth […]

  • Far East boom fuels shipping firm’s growth

    12 July 2006

    A Havant company is riding the crest of a wave fuelled by the explosion in the commercial shipping world because of China’s rise to prominence. Wartsila Propulsion UK, in Marples Way, is on the way up and is contributing to the parent group’s rising sales, which rose from

  • USA: Magnolia LNG Files for Additional Export Approvals

    16 October 2013

    Liquefied Natural Gas Limited said that its 100% owned subsidiary Magnolia LNG has applied to the United States Department of Energy (DOE) for additional export approvals. Magnolia LNG has applied to the United States Department of Energy to: – Export up to 8 million tonnes per annum (mtpa) of LNG from the proposed Magnolia LNG […]

  • Excelerate Files with FERC for U.S. FLNG Export Terminal

    25 February 2014

    Excelerate Energy has filed its formal application with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) requesting authorization to construct, own, and operate the first floating liquefied natural gas (FLNG) export facility in the United States. “The filing represents a major milestone and further strengthens project momentum as we head towards a final approval,” stated Rob Bryngelson, […]