2644 results found for 'fyne'

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  • U.S. fines two Greek-based shipping companies

    20 January 2023
    Authorities & Government, Business Developments & Projects, Environment, Green Marine, Regulation & Policy, Rules & Regulation, Vessels

    Greece-based shipping companies Empire Bulkers Limited and Joanna Maritime Limited were ordered to pay $2 million ($1 million each) over violations of pollution acts in the U.S. The two companies were convicted for knowing and willful violations of the Act to Prevent Pollution from Ships (APPS) and the Ports and Waterways Safety Act related to […]

  • GTT fined €9.5 mln by South Korea’s FTC

    25 November 2020
    Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects

    French LNG containment specialist GTT has been fined €9.5 million ($11.3 million) by the South Korean Fair Trade Commission (FTC).

  • Port of Tyne: Monster Crane Takes Shape (UK)

    12 August 2013
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Technology

    The Port of Tyne’s new £6 million gantry crane is due to be moved in to position at its Riverside Quay, South Tyneside, today. Part of its major development plans to transform the Port the new gantry crane has been assembled in record time and the monster crane now towers over the Tyneside skyline. At […]

  • India Fines South Asia LPG for Anticompetitive Conduct

    12 July 2018
    Business & Finance

    India has fined South Asia LPG for abuse of dominant position for terminalling services at Visakhapatnam Port.

  • Technip Fined by Perth Magistrates Court for Diving Incident

    27 August 2014
    Business & Finance

    Recently, Technip Oceania Pty Ltd (Technip) was convicted and fined $70,000 by the Perth Magistrates Court for specific breaches of Schedule 3 of the Offshore Petroleum and Greenhouse Gas Storage Act 2006 (OPGGS Act). On 27 May 2014, Technip pleaded guilty to two charges for failing as an employer to: – take all reasonably practicable […]

  • BP Facing Record Fine in Deepwater Horizon Settlement

    15 November 2012

    British oil giant BP could pay a record fine and plead guilty to criminal misconduct in the Deepwater Horizon disaster as a part of the plea deal with the U.S. Department of Justice, Reuters has reported, citing sources close to the matter. The agreement could be announced as early as today, Reuters further says, without […]

  • P&O Cruises Captain Fined for Air Pollution

    4 December 2018
    Business & Finance, Rules & Regulation

    The Criminal Court of Marseille fined the captain of the cruise ship Azura and its owner Carnival Corporation & plc

  • Italian Shipping Firm Fined for Magic Pipe Case

    9 March 2015
    Business & Finance

    Italian shipping firm Carbofin S.p.A. that owned and operated the M/T Marigola was sentenced to pay an overall criminal penalty of USD 2.75 million by a Florida District Court for knowingly falsifying the vessel’s oil record book in violation of the Act to Prevent Pollution from Ships (APPS). Out of the USD 2.75 million fine, […]

  • Vessel Owners Fined for Port Orchard Oil Spill

    4 October 2016
    Business & Finance

    The owners of a 69-foot wooden vessel that sank at a Port Orchard dock, Washington, and spilled oil into Sinclair Inlet face a USD 47,500 penalty from the Washington Department of Ecology over the incident. The authorities issued the fine to Dean Raught and Kyhra Hessel of Des Moines for failing to keep the 58-year-old former […]

  • UK: Launching Ceremony for Port of Tyne’s New Dredger

    5 March 2012
    Business & Finance

    The £1m vessel arrived at the Port at the end of December and has been undergoing rigorous trials and crew training. Today, Sir Bobby’s widow and son, Lady Elsie Robson and Andrew Robson will attend the ceremony at the Customs House Pontoon, South Shields. Lady Robson will officially “launch” the boat in the time honoured […]

  • USA: Developer, Contractor Fined for Excavation in Mission Creek

    27 November 2013
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Technology

    The Washington Department of Ecology has issued penalties of $20,000 each to a Cashmere developer and the contractor he hired for excavation work in Mission Creek in September 2012, in violation of state shoreline and water quality regulations. George N. Valison and construction contractor David G. Baker, of D. Baker Construction & Excavating LLC, were […]

  • UK: Dredger arrives to begin Tyne tunnel work

    4 November 2009
    Project & Tenders

    THE £260m second Tyne Tunnel project reached a major milestone today with the arrival of the dredger Vesalius… Source: Jarrow & Hebburn Gazette, November 4, 2009;

  • Man Fined for Illegal Dredging in NSW Waters (Australia)

    30 July 2014
    Business & Finance

    To better protect the local native fish habitat landholders along the Murray River are being reminded that unauthorised dredging works, removal of river snags and the destruction of riverbanks is not permitted. Department of Primary Industries (DPI) Supervising Fisheries Officer, Peter Tilbrook, said that current work by the Murray Darling Basin Authority on the Mildura […]

  • Norway Fines Wirana for 2017 Tide Carrier Incident

    15 October 2019
    Rules & Regulation

    Wirana attempted to sail the ship illegally to a shipbreaking yard in Pakistan.

  • 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.

  • Marathon fined for gas blast on North Sea platform

    23 May 2019

    Oil and gas company Marathon Oil UK has been fined £1.16 million ($1.5 million) following an HSE investigation into a high-pressure gas release on its Brae Alpha offshore platform in the North Sea on Boxing Day 2015. HSE is Britain’s national regulator for workplace health and safety. According to its statement on Monday, Aberdeen Sherriff Court […]

  • UK: Major Subsea Cargo Arrives at Port of Tyne

    3 May 2012
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Operations & Maintenance

    The Port of Tyne has a world class reputation for managing bulk and conventional cargo, and is rapidly gaining experience with project cargo. Project cargo broadly describes the shipment of large, heavy, high value pieces of equipment. ‘Seven Oceans’ is an unusual sight on the River Tyne. The vessel, fitted with two large reels, reaches […]

  • 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 […]

  • 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 […]

  • Owner Fined for Dumping Garbage in Great Barrier Reef

    22 July 2015
    Business & Finance

    The master and owner of the Hong Kong registered bulk carrier ANL Kardinia have been found guilty for illegally dumping garbage in the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park. The Townsville Magistrates Court fined One Armania Shipping Ltd and the master of ANL Kardinia on July 20 on one charge each of illegally disposing of garbage […]

  • UK: Port of Tyne Achieves World Class Standard

    17 September 2013
    Business & Finance

    The Port of Tyne has picked up another accolade – this time for its Marine Pilotage Service. By achieving the International Standard for Maritime Pilot Organisations (ISPO), the Port of Tyne is one of only three pilotage authorities in the UK to have attained the standard and the 12th organisation worldwide to be accredited. For […]

  • FPSO EnQuest Producer Heads to Port of Tyne (UK)

    18 October 2013
    Business & Finance

    The FPSO EnQuest Producer will arrive undertow and without engines making it a challenging job for the Port of Tyne’s team of Pilots.  Mike Nicholson, Port of Tyne’s Harbour Master, said: “We have developed a good level of experience in handling FPSO’s but working with a ‘dead ship’ with no power always requires careful planning. […]

  • 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.

  • UK: Port of Tyne Gains Experience with Project Cargo

    3 May 2012
    Business & Finance

    The Port of Tyne has a world class reputation for managing bulk and conventional cargo, and is rapidly gaining experience with project cargo. Project cargo broadly describes the shipment of large, heavy, high value pieces of equipment. ‘Seven Oceans’ is an unusual sight on the River Tyne. The vessel, fitted with two large reels, reaches […]

  • New Zealand Court Fines Drunken Ship’s Master

    23 March 2015
    Business & Finance

    A ship’s master caught with five times the legal breath alcohol limit pleaded guilty to the charge in New Zealand’s Tauranga District Court, and was fined NZD 3,000 (USD 2,272), Maritime New Zealand reports. Parmod Kumar, Master of the bulk carrier African Harrier, did not contest the charge under s40B of New Zealand’s Maritime Transport Act […]