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  • FH Bertling fined for bribery in Angola

    10 June 2019

    Following convictions last year related to a North Sea bribery scheme, FH Bertling company has now also been a handed an £850,000 fine for a bribery scheme created to secure contracts in Angola.

  • Drunken Captain Fined in New Zealand

    8 August 2017
    Business & Finance

    New Zealand has fined the captain of the 30,700 dwt containership Shansi NZD 3,000 (USD 2,200) for exceeding the alcohol limit for a seafarer. The 53-year-old Anthony Michael Baker, from Devon in the United Kingdom, was reported to Maritime New Zealand on August 4 for sailing the vessel while he was under the influence of alcohol. According to the pilots who […]

  • New Zealand: Rena Owners Fined

    29 October 2012
    Business & Finance

    Maritime New Zealand (MNZ) has welcomed the guilty plea by Daina Shipping Co., the registered owners of the Rena, to a charge under the Resource Management Act relating to the discharge of harmful substances following the grounding of the ship in October 2011. Daina Shipping was today fined $300,000 in the Tauranga District Court on […]

  • Port of Tyne Records Continuous Growth

    12 June 2014
    Business & Finance

    In 2013, the Port saw cargo volumes increase by 25% to 8.1m tonnes, and turnover rose 16% to $123m compared to 2012. Andrew Moffat, Port of Tyne Chief Executive Officer, said that 2013 had been another record year, and looking back over five years, the Port had achieved substantial growth not only in the performance of […]

  • Siemens Fine-Tuning Bid for Alstom

    27 May 2014
    Business & Finance

    German conglomerate Siemens is getting closer to making its formal offer for the French company Alstom. According to Reuters, Siemens is expected to offer less than EUR 7 billion, which is almost a half of what GE is offering, together with its train business for Alstom’s energy business. Previously, it was believed the company’s cash […]

  • UK: Perenco hands in Tyne decommissioning plan

    20 July 2018

    Perenco has submitted its draft decommissioning program for Tyne South and Guinevere installation in the North Sea to the UK authorities. 

  • Safeway, Tyne Gangway join forces in UK

    26 January 2021
    Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects

    Dutch company Safeway and the UK-based Tyne Gangway have signed a cooperation agreement, which will see Tyne Gangway supporting Safeway in the Port of Tyne and the UK. The UK company, specialising in design and manufacturing of marine access systems, will provide the aluminium inner and outer boom and location for fast servicing for Safeway […]

  • UK: Future Looks Great for Port of Tyne

    15 May 2012

    Laden with 76,195 tonnes of coal, the Alam Pesona sailed in to Port yesterday, smashing the record for the largest cargo on the Tyne previously set by sister ship Alam Penting. The ship has travelled from New Orleans (Louisiana) and taken 18 days to reach the Port of Tyne without stopping, covering a distance of […]

  • US Court Fines ILWU for Work Stoppages

    13 March 2015

    The US District Court of Oregon has ordered the International Longshore and Warehouse Union (ILWU) to pay the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) USD 59,628 to compensate for work stoppages and slowdowns. On December 16, 2014, Oregon Judge Michael Simon ruled that the ILWU International in San Francisco and ILWU Local 8 in Portland willfully and […]

  • Port of Tyne Secures Funds for Infrastructure Projects

    5 March 2019
    Business & Finance

    The Port of Tyne — a deep sea port in the UK — secures a USD 78.7 million refinancing package from Lloyds Bank.

  • Bellona: Statoil should be fined for oil spill

    9 October 2015

    Bellona, an environmental organization, is considering taking legal action against the Norwegian oil giant Statoil over an offshore oil spill. Statoil on Thursday said an oil spill was detected near its Statfjord A platform in the North Sea. The company’s preliminary assessments indicated that 40 cubic meters of oil were spilled into the sea. Reacting […]

  • NYK Fined for Criminal Cartel Conduct in Australia

    3 August 2017
    Business & Finance

    The Australian Federal Court has convicted Japanese shipping company Nippon Yusen Kabushiki Kaisha (NYK) of criminal cartel conduct and ordered it to pay a fine of AUD 25 million (around USD 20 million). However, without the NYK’s cooperation on the matter, the fine would have been even bigger, ACCC said. As informed, this is the […]

  • UK: Dredging Brings Benefits for Port of Tyne

    18 August 2011

    King Coal has helped the Port of Tyne smash another river record – for the second time in a fortnight!…  (shieldsgazette) [mappress] Source: shieldsgazette, August 18, 2011;

  • Jurong Shipyard Fined for 2011 Fatal Accident

    8 January 2018
    Business & Finance

    Jurong Shipyard hit with SGD 230,000 fine for the death of two workers in October 2011.

  • China Earth Fined for Queensland Garbage Disposal

    21 November 2014
    Business & Finance

    China Earth Shipping Incorporated was convicted of illegally discharging garbage and fined USD 20,000 in the Townsville Magistrate’s Court on Tuesday, November 18, the Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) said. AMSA has prosecuted China Earth Shipping Incorporated, the owners of Panama flagged bulk carrier Xin Tai Hai and its master after it disposed of garbage near […]

  • Dredging NZ Fined over Worker Death

    22 July 2015
    Business & Finance

    Dredging NZ has been fined $79,500 and ordered to pay $42,000 in reparation after the death of a worker, crushed on a dredging barge in West Park Marina, Auckland, on 19 November 2013. Peter Bateman died after being crushed between an excavator and the wall of a hopper, on a barge being skippered by Brent […]

  • New London shipyard faces $600,000 in fines

    6 June 2005

    State environmental regulators are proposing more than $600,000 in fines against a New London shipyard accused of polluting the Thames River and violating other laws. The Department of Environmental Protection alleges that the Thames Shipyard & Repair Co. violated environmental laws more than two dozen times from 1985 to 1998.

  • Shipyard to pay fine for polluting local river

    23 September 2005

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  • Oil firm fined after man’s death

    23 May 2007

    An oil services company has been fined £110,000 after it admitted safety breaches which led to the death of a worker on a North Sea drilling ship. Derrick Love, 34, from Tayside, died instantly after being hit by a piece of equipment on board the MSV Seawell on 20 February last year.

  • Port of Tyne Making Room for Offshore Wind

    20 May 2019
    Ports & Logistics

    The Port of Tyne in the UK is nearing the final phase of a GBP 3 million investment program to infill Tyne Dock and increase its offer to potential offshore wind manufacturers. The program will result in an additional 30ha of land with deep-sea quayside access to support offshore wind, Matt Beeton, Port of Tyne Chief Executive Officer, […]

  • UK: Dredging Brings Benefits for Port of Tyne

    18 August 2011

    King Coal has helped the Port of Tyne smash another river record – for the second time in a fortnight!   By TERRY KELLY (shieldsgazette) [mappress] Source: shieldsgazette, August 18, 2011

  • Prime Minister Visits Port of Tyne (UK)

    19 May 2014
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Technology

    The Prime Minister the Rt Hon David Cameron popped into the Port of Tyne last week. Accompanied by Martin Callanan MEP, the Prime Minister took in a bird’s eye view of the Port from the top of a 70m high container shipping crane. The new gantry crane, costing £6m, was installed at the end of […]

  • UK: OGN Completes River Tyne Dredging

    15 November 2013
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Technology

    OGN Group, the North East-England offshore engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) specialist, has secured a multi-million pound contract with independent UK oil and gas development and production company EnQuest, which will lead to the creation of 600 new project jobs at its Tyneside facility. OGN will provide its specialist fabrication services to undertake finishing and […]

  • SMD Moves Servicing Ops to Port of Tyne

    1 August 2017
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Operations & Maintenance

    The Tyneside-based manufacturer of ROVs, mining equipment and subsea ploughs Soil Machine Dynamics (SMD) is relocating its servicing and training side of the business to Port of Tyne. SMD’s head office and heavy production facility will remain in Wallsend and the company will continue to manufacture ROVs at the Tyne Tunnel Trading Estate in North […]

  • Singapore Court Fines Unlicensed Bunker Supplier

    26 August 2015
    Business & Finance

    A court in Singapore has fined a bunker supplier after it pleaded guilty to providing bunker services at the Port of Singapore without a proper licence, the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) reports. JL Petroleum Pte Ltd pleaded guilty in court on August 18 to supplying bunkers without a valid licence issued by MPA. […]