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  • Ionian Management slapped with $250,000 fine for air pollution in the US

    7 November 2022
    Authorities & Government, Environment, Green Marine, Regulation & Policy, Rules & Regulation, Vessels

    Ionian Management Inc., a New York-based ship manager, was sentenced in the District of the Virgin Islands after pleading guilty to a violation of the Act to Prevent Pollution from Ships. The company was sentenced to pay a fine of $250,000 and placed on probation for one year. Specifically, between January 2017 and July 2018, […]

  • MV Danio’s Operator Fined over Farne Islands Grounding

    28 March 2014
    Business & Finance

    The operator of a coaster ship which grounded in an environmentally sensitive area off the Northumberland coast has been ordered to pay nearly £73,000 in fines and costs after its crew failed to keep a proper lookout. On the evening of 15 March 2013, the MV Danio left Perth, in Scotland, with a cargo of […]

  • UK: Clean Tyne Project Re-Floats with Vessel Refit

    21 May 2013
    Business & Finance

    For over 20 years the Clean Tyne Project, in partnership with the Port of Tyne and the four riverside councils of Gateshead, Newcastle, South Tyneside and North Tyneside have been working together to combat the problem of debris and litter in the River Tyne. The Clearwater was first launched in 2005 and since then it […]

  • European Commission Fines Cabling Cartel with USD 416 Mln

    2 April 2014
    Business & Finance, Equipment

    The European Commission has found that 11 producers of underground and submarine high voltage power cables operated a cartel, and has imposed fines totalling $ 416 million ( €301 million ). Such cables are typically used to connect generation capacity to the electricity grid or to interconnect power grids in different countries. The investigation revealed that […]

  • Singapore shipyard fined US$19,000 after seven deaths

    26 May 2006

    A Singapore court has fined a state-linked company less than US$20,000 for safety lapses that led to the deaths of seven foreign workers in a shipyard fire, the company said. Keppel Corp Ltd, the world’s largest maker of offshore oil rigs, said in a statement that its Keppel Shipyard unit was fined S$30,000 (US$19,000) on […]

  • UK: Tyne dredger guide captain ‘ over limit’ – court

    6 November 2009
    Project & Tenders, Vessels

    A SEA captain was today accused of being drunk as he guided a massive dredger up the Tyne ahead of work on the second Tyne Tunnel… Source: Jarrow & Hebburn Gazette, November 5, 2009;

  • Bernhard Fined USD 1.75 Mln for Dumping Bilge Waste

    11 February 2020
    Business & Finance

    Bernhard will pay a total fine of USD 1.75 million.

  • Sevan Marine to pay ANP fines for Piranema Spirit FPSO

    17 March 2017
    Infrastructure

    Sevan Marine, a designer of a cylindrically shaped floating platforms, has agreed on a settlement with Piranema LLC for the payment of “ANP fines incurred to date.” ANP or Agência Nacional do Petróleo, Gás Natural e Biocombustíveis is the Brazilian federal government agency regulating the oil and gas sector. Sevan Marine, which used to own […]

  • Norway: Sevan Marine to Pay a Fine for Breach of Information Obligation

    17 February 2011
    Business & Finance

      The board of Oslo Børs has today imposed a fine on Sevan Marine ASA (the “Company”) in the amount of NOK 411.600- USD 71.664 (equal to two times the annual listing fee) as a sanction for breach of information obligation towards the market. The OSE board held that the equipment failure encountered on “Sevan […]

  • Maritime Shipping Firms Fined for Violating Fuel Regulation (USA)

    14 August 2013
    Business & Finance

    The California Air Resources Board (ARB) has fined three international shipping companies a combined $440,250 for failure to switch from dirty “bunker” fuel to cleaner, low-sulfur marine distillate fuel upon entering Regulated California Waters, as required by state law.  “Ships en route to California ports emit thousands of tons of diesel exhaust each year,” said ARB […]

  • HMM joins hands with LOTTE Fine Chemical on ammonia shipping

    24 April 2023
    Business Developments & Projects, Collaboration, Green Marine, Outlook & Strategy, Transition, Vessels

    South Korean shipping major HMM has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with compatriot specialty chemicals company LOTTE Fine Chemical for the marine transportation of ammonia. The MoU also covers the bunkering of ammonia and methanol fuel and comes after HMM made a major order for methanol-powered containerships. As reported in February, HMM has ordered […]

  • Nautilus Auxiliary Cutter Assembly Starts at Newcastle Upon Tyne

    25 June 2014
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Technology

    Soil Machine Dynamics’ (SMD) facility at Newcastle upon Tyne, UK, this week commenced the assembly of Nautilus Minerals’ third and final Seafloor Production Tool (SPT), the Auxiliary Cutter (AC). Nautilus’ CEO, Mike Johnston said: “We are pleased that the assembly of the AC, the third and final of the three SPTs has now commenced, with […]

  • Shell fined for breaching production consents for North Sea fields

    29 April 2022
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Exploration & Production, Regulation & Policy, Rules & Regulation

    UK’s regulator has fined Shell and served it with a sanction notice for breaching production consents for five fields in the North Sea.

  • Wallenius Wilhelmsen fined $18 million for cartel conduct in Australia

    4 February 2021
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance

    Norwegian-based global shipping company Wallenius Wilhelmsen Ocean AS has been fined A$24 million ( $18.2 million) for cartel conduct regarding the transportation of vehicles, including cars, trucks and buses, to Australia between June 2011 and July 2012. The company was charged with cartel conduct in August 2019 and pleaded guilty in the Federal Court in […]

  • Transport Canada Fines Three Ships for Violating Speed Limit

    23 November 2017

    Transport Canada has issued three more CAD 6,000 penalties to vessels for alleged non-compliance with a temporary mandatory ship slow down introduced by the government to prevent whale deaths.  Transport Canada has fined multipurpose vessels Azoresborg and Jacqueline C, and the bulker New Shanghai. Shipowners have 30 days to pay the penalty or to ask […]

  • AML Ship Management Fined for Dumping Waste off Alaska

    27 May 2015
    Business & Finance

    German shipping company AML Ship Management GmBH has been ordered to pay USD 800,000 fine for dumping oily bilge water off the coast of Alaska. Pursuant to the sentence, the Hamburg-based company violated the ‘Clean Water Act’ and the ‘Act to Prevent Pollution from Ships’ in 2014 by releasing 4,500 gallons of oily bilge into the ocean, some 165 nautical miles south […]

  • Drewry: Misdeclared Cargo Fines Unlikely to Change Rogue Shippers

    22 August 2019
    Business & Finance

    Eight fire incidents occurred aboard ships carrying containers this year alone.

  • A&P Tyne repairs ‘Red 7 Reel’ OSV (UK)

    31 March 2014
    Business & Finance, Equipment

    A&P Tyne, part of the A&P Group welcomed Red 7 Marine and Vessel Management Services to the site in Tyneside bringing the ‘DP Reel’ Offshore Support Vessel. The 90 x 18m vessel required inspection and specialist repairs to the Forward Azimuth Thruster. Other works included Port & Starboard Tailshaft seal renewal, removal of temporary deck […]

  • Fullers Fined NZD 130,000 after Ferry Collided with Wharf

    29 May 2017
    Business & Finance

    Auckland-based ferry company Fullers Group has been fined NZD 40,000 (around USD 28,000) and ordered to pay reparations of NZD 90,000 after at least 19 passengers were injured in a collision.  On February 17, 2015, the company’s ferry Kea collided with Victoria wharf at Devonport. During the sentencing proceeding which took place in Auckland District […]

  • Shipowners risk fines and imprisonment due to small sewage plants

    5 March 2010
    Equipment, Technology

    Shipowners may run into both heavy fines and imprisonment as a consequence of lacking international rules for organic load in sewage plants. Many sewage plants may simply be too small. The issue will be a hot topic at the upcoming Royal Institution of Naval Architects (RINA) conference in London from March 10 to 11… Source: […]

  • Brazil: Another Fine for Chevron Regarding the Frade Oil Spill

    27 December 2011

    Brazilian Institute of Environment and Renewable Natural Resources last week fined Chevron, operator of the Frade Field situated off the coast of Rio de Janeiro, with $5.4 million penalty for breaching its environmental permit. IBAMA said that the analysis showed Chevron’s failure to comply with the Individual Emergency plan approved in environmental licensing of the project. […]

  • Fine Tubes to Supply Advanced Tubing for Total’s Egina Project

    4 June 2014
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Operations & Maintenance, Project & Tenders

    Fine Tubes, a manufacturer and distributor of precision tubes for critical applications has announced that it has been awarded a major order by FMC Technologies for the supply of advanced tubing for Total’s offshore Egina project. Located some 150km off the coast of Nigeria at a depth of up to 1750m, the Egina oil field […]

  • Shipping Firm Fined USD 1 Mn for Pollution Crimes

    11 May 2018
    Business & Finance

    Japanese shipping firm ordered to pay a fine of USD 1 million for falsifying the Atlantic Oasis’ Oil Record Book.

  • UK: Tyne and Wear Marine Conducts Survey with Tritech’s StarFish

    12 June 2012
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Operations & Maintenance

    Subsea UK reports that Tyne and Wear Marine (TWM) Ltd., a marine and engineering company, used Tritech’s StarFish 990F for the dock wall survey on the Tyne River, Newcastle. The technology was used during port survey and inspection project, and has the latest in advanced CHIRP (Compressed High Intensity Radar Pulse) acoustic technology and digital-signal-processing […]

  • MV Lone Picks Ups Offshore Modules in Port of Tyne

    20 August 2012

    The world’s largest heavy lift vessel called at the Port of Tyne to pick up a number of offshore modules from IHC Engineering Business (IHC) based at the Port. The MV Lone, owned by shipping company SAL of Germany, together with sister ship Svenja, is the most powerful heavy lift ship in the world. Its […]