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  • 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 […]

  • 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 […]

  • 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 […]

  • 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 […]

  • Zeaborn fined $2 mil after pleading guilty to marine pollution

    24 August 2023
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Environment, Green Marine, Regulation & Policy, Rules & Regulation, Vessels

    Ocean vessel operating company Zeaborn Ship Management (Singapore) PTE. LTD. pleaded guilty to maintaining false and incomplete records relating to the discharge of oily bilge water and garbage on board the vessel Star Maia, the U.S. Department of Justice said. In its plea, Zeaborn has agreed to pay a penalty of $2 million. According to court […]

  • Hamburg Towage Trio Fined USD 15 Mn for Cartel Activity

    19 December 2017
    Business & Finance

    Bundeskartellamt has fined three harbor towage service for cartel activity.

  • Port of Tyne – UK’s Fastest Growing Major Deep Sea Port

    19 November 2013
    Business & Finance

    The Port of Tyne is officially the UK’s fastest growing major deep sea port – a vital trading gateway to world-wide markets. 95% of all goods coming in and out of the country are transported by ship – everything from parts for manufacturing and babies’ bottles to cars and subsea machinery. In recent times the […]

  • Shell Faces USD 4 Bln Fine for Bonga Oil Leak

    27 November 2014
    Business & Finance

    An oil major, Shell, is facing a fine of USD 3.96 billion for the oil spill that happened in 2011 on Bonga oil field off the coast of Nigeria. Nigerian parliament recommended the fine based on National Oil Spill Detection and Response Agency (NOSDRA)’s report. The parliament cannot enforce its decision since it only has […]

  • UK Oil and Gas Authority to be able to issue fines and revoke licences

    20 March 2015

    The UK government has today outlined what it says is a major package of support for the oil and gas industry following Wednesday’s Budget announcement. The new Oil and Gas Authority (OGA) will be given a range of powers to ensure it has the ability to help maximise the economic recovery of the UK’s oil […]

  • Shell Facing USD 4 Bln Bonga Oil Spill Fine

    27 November 2014
    Business & Finance

    Oil major Shell might be facing a fine worth up to USD 3.96 billion as Nigerian National Assembly announces plans to claim damages for Bonga oilfield oil spill, Reuters reports. However, the parliament’s decision from Wednesday is non-binding as it can serve solely as a recommendation to the Nigerian government. The decision comes in the wake […]

  • DSS to Pay Million-Dollar Fine for Violation of Maritime Environmental Laws

    6 December 2013
    Business & Finance

    Diana Shipping Inc., yesterday announced that its subsidiary, Diana Shipping Services S.A. (“DSS”), was sentenced by the United States District Court in Norfolk, Virginia to a fine of $1,100,000 and a period of probation of three years and six months as a result of a conviction earlier this year by which DSS was held vicariously […]

  • ‘Acergy Discovery’ and ‘Rockwater 1’ at Tyne Facility Dry Dock (UK)

    21 November 2013
    Business & Finance

    A&P North East announced that the Subsea7 vessel’s Acergy Discovery and Rockwater 1 will be dry docked at the Tyne facility in November and December. For the Acergy Discovery the main SOW covers Thruster overhaul and general maintenance. The Rockwater 1 SOW covers Thruster overhaul, Lifeboat servicing, Ballast Repairs and Deck maintenance. “The continued business […]

  • WWL’s Asia-Europe RoRo Service Adds Call to Port of Tyne

    18 July 2014
    Business & Finance

    Wallenius Wilhelmsen Logistics (WWL), the global RoRo shipping and factory-to-dealer logistics specialist has recently completed a shipment from Asia to the Port of Tyne near Newcastle in North East England (United Kingdom).   Steven Harrison, Port of Tyne Chief Operating Officer, said: “This has been introduced to meet the demands of plant and heavy equipment […]

  • Adani Facing Fines over Coal-Laden Water Spill in Australia

    4 May 2017
    Business & Finance

    India-based mining company Adani is facing a potential compliance action after the company’s Abbot Point coal terminal released coal-laden water under a temporary emissions licence in early April 2017. Namely, the Australian Department of Environment and Heritage Protection (DEHP) would consider the compliance action against Adani Abbot Point Bulkcoal. The facility was authorised to release water under a […]

  • Keppel Shipyard has been fined $30,000 for strict liability offence

    26 May 2006

    We refer to the announcement made by Keppel Shipyard Limited (Keppel Shipyard) on Thursday, 25 May 2006. The Company has today been fined $30,000 for strict liability offence. Yesterday, Keppel Shipyard pleaded guilty to a Charge under Section 42(a) of the Factories (Shipbuilding and Ship-Repair Regulations (Cap 104 Rg11)) arising from the fire on board […]

  • South Korea: 23 shipping companies fined $81M for price fixing

    18 January 2022
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Infrastructure, Regulation & Policy, Vessels

    South Korean antitrust regulator has sanctioned 23 domestic and foreign container shipping companies for fixing maritime freight rates.

  • U.S. judge approves $2.6 billion fine for Odebrecht in corruption case

    18 April 2017

    By Brendan Pierson NEW YORK (Reuters) – A U.S. judge on Monday sentenced Brazilian engineering company Odebrecht SA to pay $2.6 billion (2.08 billion pounds) in fines in a massive criminal corruption case, signing off on a plea deal between the company and U.S., Brazilian and Swiss authorities. U.S. District Judge Raymond Dearie said at […]

  • Report: EU Regulators to Fine Car Carrier Majors for Rigging Bids

    13 February 2018
    Business & Finance

    Car carrier majors are reportedly facing a new wave of sanctions from the EU regulators.

  • French Cruise Firm, Master Fined over New Zealand Grounding

    2 October 2018
    Business & Finance

    French cruise company, Master fined NZD 100,000 following a grounding incident in New Zealand.

  • USCG Fines Bulker for Unapproved Ballast Water Discharge in Willamette River

    23 August 2017

    The United States Coast Guard (USCG) issued a USD 5,000 fine to the operator of a freight vessel for unauthorized ballast water discharge into the Willamette River in Portland on August 16. During a routine port state control ballast water examination on the 590-foot Handy bulk carrier Ansac Moon Bear, marine inspectors discovered that the ship […]

  • Alaska Oil Company to Pay Record Fine for Jones Act Violation

    5 April 2017
    Business & Finance

    An oil and gas company from Alaska has agreed to pay a record USD 10 million civil penalty for violating the Jones Act by using a foreign-flagged vessel to transport a rig from the Gulf of Mexico to Alaska without prior authorization, the US Justice Department said. Furie Operating Alaska, a company whose focus is […]

  • MV Vega Fynen Lost Power off Papua New Guinea

    26 October 2011

    The men and women of the Royal Australian Navy​ Patrol Boat, HMAS Broome, successfully prevented an environmental and maritime catastrophe off Papua New Guinea overnight by providing assistance to a commercial container ship, which had lost power and was drifting towards Ragelapra Reef. At approximately 9.20am yesterday (24 October, 2011), the Australian Maritime Safety Authority​ […]

  • Bulk carrier ban leads to thousands of dollars in fines for Australian shipowner

    18 March 2025
    Authorities & Government, Regulation & Policy, Safety, Vessels

    Universal Shipping Alliance, owner of a Liberian-flagged ship banned from Australian waters, has been fined AUD 63,000 (around $40,200) for failing to comply with a safety directive from the Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA). As explained, in October 2023, the shipping player’s KMAX Leader, a 2010-built bulk carrier, experienced mechanical issues, having reported “unidentified” engine […]

  • Two Greek shipping companies fined for US environmental law violations

    6 January 2025
    Authorities & Government, Regulation & Policy

    Two Greek shipping companies pleaded guilty and were sentenced for violating the US Act to Prevent Pollution from Ships (APPS), which implements the International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships (MARPOL), falsifying records and obstruction of justice. As disclosed, the two parties were sentenced in late December 2024. According to the US Department […]

  • A&P Tyne Repairs Red 7 Marine’s DP Reel Vessel

    31 March 2014
    Business & Finance

    Red 7 Marine’s DP Reel arrived at A&P Tyne’s site in Tyneside for the required inspection and specialist repairs of the Forward Azimuth Thruster. A&P also conducted the works on Port & Starboard Tailshaft seal renewal, removal of temporary deck equipment from last charter, modifications to the automatic sprinkler system, removal and refurbishment of Main […]