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  • PIL hit with $3M fine for dumping oily waste in Guam harbor

    26 February 2021
    Authorities & Government, Environment, Ports & Logistics, Regulation & Policy, Vessels

    Singapore’s shipping company Pacific International Lines (PIL) has been sentenced for illegally discharging oil into Apra Harbor, Guam, and for maintaining false and incomplete records relating to the discharges of oily bilge water from a feeder vessel, the US Department of Justice (DOJ) said.

  • UK: Port of Tyne Appoints Crew for Dredger “Sir Bobby Robson”

    5 March 2012
    Equipment, Technology, Vessels

    The new boat is designed to do all the regular maintenance jobs that help keep the river open for shipping, from dredging the river bed to keeping the Port berths clear of debris. The new full-time skipper is Russell Heron, 28, from South Shields. He said: “I am really proud to be working on the […]

  • Canada: Tyne Valley Fishermen Call for Dredging on Hardy’s Channel Harbour

    27 June 2011

    Fishermen near Tyne Valley have been asking for more than a month that a local harbour be dredged for safety reasons, but the Department… (cbc) [mappress] Source: cbc, June 27, 2011

  • UK: TWM Uses Tritech’s StarFish 990F for Survey on Tyne River

    12 June 2012
    Equipment, Technology

    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 […]

  • Four Car Carriers Hit with USD 486 Mn Cartel Fine

    21 February 2018
    Business & Finance, Rules & Regulation

    CSAV, “K” Line, MOL, NYK, and WWL-EUKOR involved in a car transport cartel, EC finds.

  • Siem Offshore Fined NOK 5 Mln in Tax Evasion Case

    15 June 2015
    Business & Finance

    Norwegian vessel contractor, Siem Offshore, reported that Kristiansand District Court has today ruled in the tax case against Siem Offshore Inc. and its CEO Terje Sørensen. According to the Oslo-listed company, Terje Sørensen was completely acquitted. However, Siem Offshore was convicted for lack of filing returns and accounting to accounting registry, but acquitted of the charges […]

  • Port of Tyne – Finalist for Lloyd’s List Global Awards 2012 (UK)

    23 August 2012

    The Port of Tyne has been shortlisted as a finalist for the Lloyd’s List Global Awards 2012 in the Port Operator of the Year category. This award recognises the company or port that has maintained the highest standards of operational efficiency and customer service throughout the year. The award is open to any international port […]

  • Australia’s Toll Transport to Pay Record Fine over Stevedore’s Death

    14 December 2016
    Business & Finance

    Melbourne-based shipping operator Toll Transport was convicted and fined a record AUD 1 million (around USD 752,000) over the death of an employee who was crushed to death while helping load the Tasmanian Achiever at Webb Dock in the Port Melbourne in 2014, WorkSafe Victoria reports. The company pleaded guilty in the Melbourne County Court to […]

  • UK: Shipping Company Pays Fines because of ISM Code Abuse

    14 March 2013
    Business & Finance

    A shipping company and its Designated Person Ashore (DPA) have been made to pay a total of £13,152.50 in fines and costs after pleading guilty to breaches of the International Safety Management (ISM) Code. On the 19th June 2012, a Port State Control Inspector from the Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA) boarded the Panama registered […]

  • Canada Fines Coast Guard Ship for Violating Speed Limit Rule

    19 September 2017

    Transport Canada has issued another CAD 6,000 penalty to the Canadian Coast Guard ship Sir William Alexander for an alleged non-compliance with the temporary mandatory slow down aimed at preventing whale deaths.  The vessel owner has 30 days to pay the penalty or to ask the Transportation Appeal Tribunal of Canada to review the facts of […]

  • UK Based Car Carrier Owner Fined for Ship Based Pollution

    22 July 2014
    Business & Finance

    UK based company Lombard Corporate Finance Limited, the owner of UK flagged car carrier, Morning Midas, was convicted, fined $5000 and ordered to pay costs after it was found guilty in the Melbourne Magistrates Court on Friday, July 18, of contravening section 26F (3) of the Protection of the Sea (Prevention of Pollution from Ships) […]

  • UK: Port of Tyne Expects Docking of Its Largest Vessel Ever

    4 August 2011
    Business & Finance

    The coal ship ‘Alam Penting’ is set to smash all records when she arrives on the Tyne from New Orleans this Thursday. At 229 metres long the ship is the largest cargo vessel ever to berth at the Port of Tyne, and carrying 75,000 tonnes of coal the biggest volume ever handled on the river, […]

  • South Korean companies fined over LNG job bids rigging

    14 November 2017

    The Seoul Central District Court dished out a total of over 3.5 trillion won ($3.1 billion) to ten construction companies rigging the tender bids for LNG storage tank construction jobs. 

  • Master Fined for Wind Farm Vessel Collision with Floating Military Target

    31 October 2014
    Authorities & Government

    The master of a wind farm passenger transfer vessel has today been ordered to pay £9,702 in fines and costs after pleading guilty to a breach of the Merchant Shipping Act 1995. Michael Gallagher was in charge when the workboat catamaran Windcat 9 with 15 people on board when it hit a large floating military […]

  • UK: South Tyneside at Centre of Green Energy Revolution

    1 May 2012

    Installation of the 20,000MW of offshore wind turbines in the UK as a part of the announced green energy revolution sweeping its way through the country will push its way ahead through the South Tyneside as well, the core of the North East’s incipient low-carbon economy, nebusiness informed. “South Tyneside is a perfect fit for […]

  • Smulders

    31 March 2020
    Project & Tenders

    Offshore Wind With over 50 years of experience in the construction, manufacturing, supply and assembly of steel structures, Smulders was the logical choice for offshore wind structures back in the pioneering days of wind energy almost 20 years ago. Today, Smulders is an established market leader that offers a full range of services from engineering […]

  • Port of Tyne Breaks Its Own Records with 2012 Financial Results (UK)

    9 May 2013
    Business & Finance

    The Port of Tyne will announce record financial results for 2012 today – for the third consecutive year. The award-winning Port has broken its own records with year on year growth since 2009. Last year, turnover increased to a record £63 million, cash flow from operating activity rose to a record £19 million and profit […]

  • German Firm Fined USD 1 Mn for Covering Up Oil Dumping

    6 July 2016
    Business & Finance

    German shipping company MST Mineralien Schiffahrt Spedition und Transport GmbH, the owner and operator of M/V Cornelia, has pleaded guilty to covering up illegal dumping of oily waste water into the Great Lakes. Cornelia’s owners are now required to pay an USD 800,000 criminal fine and USD 200,000 earmarked for protection of Lake Superior and Lake Superior Watershed, the US […]

  • UK: Royal Navy Patrol Ship Issues Record Fine for Illegal Fishing

    9 February 2012

    A Royal Navy patrol ship has issued a record on-the-spot fine to fishermen using undersized nets after sailors boarded a Dutch fishing vessel in the North Sea. HMS Mersey, one of the Royal Navy’s three fishery protection vessels, was on routine duties when she spotted the FV Elizabeth sailing 40 nautical miles (74km) off the […]

  • Two firms fined 243,750 pounds for offshore wind worker injury (UK)

    27 September 2010
    Business & Finance

    Two firms developing an offshore wind farm in the Moray Firth have been fined a total of £243, 750 for health and safety breaches during the… (newenergyfocus) [mappress] Source: newenergyfocus, September 27, 2010;

  • UK: Hopper Dredger Alexander von Humboldt will backfill new Tyne Tunnel

    9 March 2010

    Work to backfill the new Tyne Tunnel, which was submerged in the river last month, is due to get under way… [mappress] Source:bbc,March 9,2010;

  • Dredging Corporation of India Organizes Lecture on “Commercial Contracts – Reading the Fine Print”

    10 February 2011

      A guest lecture has been organized by Dredging Corporation of India today at its corporate headquarters on “Commercial Contracts – Reading the Fine Print”. Mr. D.V.Subba Rao, an eminent lawyer and former Chairman of Bar Council of India, addressed the officers of DCI and answered their questions after the speech. Mr. D.V.Subba Rao, in his speech […]

  • USA: Dredging Firm to Pay USD 105,000 Fine for Ocean Dumping Violations

    6 May 2011

    A Salem, Mass. dredging company has agreed to pay a penalty of $105,000 to settle EPA claims that it improperly disposed of dredged sediments. EPA asserted that Burnham Associates violated the Marine Protection, Research and Sanctuaries Act, commonly known as the Ocean Dumping Act, as part of a dredging project in Hingham Harbor. Burnham, through […]

  • New Zealand Fines Bulker Captain, Chief Officer for Giving False Details

    20 September 2019
    Business & Finance

    They gave false information after a crewman passed out due to lack of oxygen in the ship’s hold.

  • Pacific Jewel Faces Sulfur Fuel Fine. Carnival Contests EPA Findings

    20 May 2016
    Business & Finance

    The New South Wales Environment Protection Authority (EPA) has fined Carnival PLC $15,000 after one of its P&O Cruises ships, the Pacific Jewel, reportedly breached new low sulfur fuel regulations in Sydney Harbour. A fuel sample taken by the ship’s crew and provided to EPA officers while the ship was berthed at the White Bay […]