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  • New Zealand: Master, Chief Engineer fined for MV Funing incident

    15 September 2020
    Authorities & Government

    The Master and Chief Engineer of the Singapore-flagged log carrier MV Funing have been sentenced and fined after admitting charges relating to the grounding of the ship at the Port of Tauranga, New Zealand, in July this year.

  • AncoferWaldram Steelplates BV

    17 April 2020
    Business Developments & Projects, Equipment, Heavy lifting, Infrastructure

    Customer base With its 100 man workforce, the services AWS provides for all kinds of custom products together with the expert advice is what makes them a valued partner for customers in all types of industries. Company of Dillinger AWS is a company of Dillinger, Dillingen/Saar, Germany, Europe’s leading producer of quarto plates, with a […]

  • 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 […]

  • Shell fined

    28 April 2005

    The oil firm Shell has been fined

  • Chile Accuses Car Carriers of Price Fixing

    3 February 2015
    Business & Finance

    Chile’s National Prosecutor’s Office (FNE) is seeking USD 75 million in fines against six Chilean, South Korean and Japanese shipping companies for colluding to raise prices on shipping cars into the country. On Wednesday, January 28, FNE filed a lawsuit at the Court of Defense of Free Competition (TDLC) against Chile’s Compania Sud Americana de Vapores SA (CSAV) […]

  • UK: Tugboat captain fined for drinking during manoeuvres with CSD Vesalius

    5 March 2010

    A BOOZY sea captain who was drunk in charge of a ship on the Tyne has been fined… [mappress] Source: The Shields Gazette, March 5, 2010;

  • UK hits Chinese oil & gas giant’s European arm with £125K fine in flaring and venting clampdown

    9 January 2025
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Environment, Exploration & Production, Regulation & Policy, Rules & Regulation, Transition

    North Sea Transition Authority (NSTA) has imposed a penalty of £125,000 on a European affiliate of China’s state-owned oil and gas giant for breaching its venting consent on two separate occasions at a field located 60 miles northeast of Aberdeen.

  • Algoma fined for dumping wastewater

    16 April 2021

    Canadian shipping company Algoma Central Corporation was fined $500,000 after pleading guilty to dumping wastewater into Lake Ontario. The U.S. Department of Justice said that one of the vessels in the company’s fleet, the M/V Algoma Strongfield, was involved in the discharge of unprocessed oily bilge waste from the ship’s wash water tanks in the […]

  • Australia Increases Fines for Polluters

    30 July 2018
    Business & Finance, Rules & Regulation

    Australia increased fines for those polluting the country’s water, according to West of England P&I.

  • Port of Tyne Offers Apprenticeships

    9 July 2014
    Business & Finance

    The Port of Tyne is recruiting five new apprentices in finance, engineering and security, to help reach the target of 25 apprentices each year.   Geoff Gillon, Port of Tyne Director of Human Resources, said: “This is a tough time in the job market, with many young people struggling to find career opportunities. “The future […]

  • Trawler fined for illegal fishing

    31 October 2006

    A Belgian trawler caught fishing illegally inside UK waters has been ordered to pay more than

  • Fishing company fined $30,000

    24 February 2006

    A LOCAL fishing company was fined $30,000 by the High Court for allowing a foreign vessel to fish illegally in Fiji waters.

  • Shipyard fined for polluting hamlets

    30 January 2007

    The central province of Khanh Hoa has decided to fine the Hyundai-Vinashin Shipyard for its violation of the Law on Environment. Hyundai-Vinashin will have to pay VND 85 million (US$5,300), for its discharge of used NIX particle into the surrounding environment during the process of ship repair. The act has caused pollution, particularly to My […]

  • Minister Tours Port of Tyne

    26 June 2015
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Technology

    The new Ports and Shipping Minister, Robert Goodwill MP, paid his first official visit to a UK port on Thursday, 25 June, at the Port of Tyne. While on a tour of the Port’s 600 acre estate, the Minister saw the rapid progress being made on a £25 million project on the Port’s estate. “The […]

  • Talley’s Fined for Crewman’s Death

    29 April 2015
    Business & Finance

    A court in New Zealand fined Motueka-based agribusiness company Talley’s Group Ltd with NZD 48,000 (USD 37,000) and ordered the company to pay NZD 35,000 in reparation to the family of a crewman killed after falling nearly 7 meters on the tuna fishing vessel Capt MJ Souza in Nelson in May 2012, Maritime New Zealand reports.   The company […]

  • PetroCan fined for oil spill

    4 May 2006

    Petro-Canada has been fined a record $290,000 for spilling 1,000 barrels of oil off Newfoundland’s east coast almost 18 months ago. Glum senior company officials stood in provincial court this week as a judge accepted their guilty plea and admission of responsibility for the Nov. 20, 2004, spill at its Terra Nova oil field.

  • Foreign fishing vessel fined

    2 March 2006

    THE registrar of a foreign fishing vessel places strong disciplinary action against its vessels, which breach licence. The comment comes from the directors of the International Merchant Marine Registry of Belize.

  • Cruise ship troublemaker fined

    30 March 2006

    A man has been fined for assault and kicked off a cruise ship after trouble broke out within hours of it sailing from Sydney.

  • Shipowners risk fines, imprisonment

    4 March 2010

    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 10-11 March.

  • Riverbed dredger arrives on Tyne

    5 November 2009

    A 300ft (90m) dredger has arrived on the Tyne as work on the river’s second traffic tunnel reaches a crucial milestone. The Vesalius will dredge a channel into the riverbed between East Howdon and Jarrow, into which prefabricated tunnel sections will be dropped into place.

  • Tyne crossing dredging complete

    28 December 2009

    Work to dredge a river trench for the second Tyne Tunnel has been completed. The 300ft (90m) Vesalius dredger has created a channel in the riverbed between East Howdon and Jarrow.

  • Tarmac Marine Fined for Asbestos Failures

    10 April 2017
    Business & Finance

    Tarmac Marine Ltd was fined a total of £130,544.57 last week for failing to properly deal with asbestos within one of their vessels and keeping their crew safe, in a prosecution brought by the Maritime and Coastguard Agency. Tarmac Marine Ltd, who pleaded guilty to the offences, was fined £120,000 by Southampton Magistrates Court and […]

  • Hyundai Heavy fined for unfair trade

    27 July 2020
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance, Equipment, Regulation & Policy

    South Korean Fair Trade Commission has fined shipbuilding major Hyundai Heavy Industries Co. for unfair trade with its subcontractors. The KRW 970 million ($805,000) fine is described as the highest fine yet to be imposed by the anti-trust regulator for misusing technologies from other companies. The commission said in a release that Hyundai misappropriated technical […]

  • UK: Port of Tyne on Right Track

    21 March 2012

    The Port, one of the UK’s major deep sea ports, has increased tonnage of cargoes handled by 66% compared to 2010 and has broken its own records for handling cars, containers and bulk cargoes in the form of wood pellets. Total tonnage recorded for 2011 increased by 2.1 million tonnes to 5.3 million tonnes. The […]

  • China Fines 21 Liner Companies

    19 June 2015
    Business & Finance

    Some 21 shipping companies operating on Sino-Japan routes have been fined for violating international regulations on fair competition, China’s Transport Ministry informed. The move follows an investigation launched by the ministry in 2014 that found that certain shipping companies operating on the route had offered lower market prices to attract clients, thus breaching fair competition rules. […]