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  • 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. […]

  • Hachiuma Steamship Fined for Illegal Oil Dumping

    2 February 2015
    Business & Finance

    Japanese shipowner Hachiuma Steamship Co., a subsidiary of NYK, pleaded guilty on Friday to violating the Act to Prevent Pollution from Ships (APPS). Hachiuma Steamship discharged oil from the M/V Selene Leader between August 2013 and the end of January 2014 and failed to maintain an accurate oil record book of the illegal disposal of oil residue and […]

  • Suncor Fined for Henry Goodrich Spill (Canada)

    8 October 2012

    Suncor Energy will have to pay a $30,000 fine and make a contribution of $100,000 to the Environmental Damages Fund for the synthetic based drilling mud spill that occured in March 28, 2011. The company on Friday pled guilty for the incident which occurred while the Henry Goodrich semi-submersible rig was drilling a well at […]

  • Norbulk Shipping Fined for Illegal Oil Dumping

    18 June 2015
    Business & Finance

    Glasgow-based shipping company Norbulk Shipping UK Ltd was sentenced to pay a criminal penalty of USD 750,000 by the United States Department of Justice for committing environmental crimes. Namely, the UK company which operates the M/V Murcia Carrier, pleaded guilty to failing to maintain an accurate oil record book in violation of the Act to Prevent Pollution […]

  • Portuguese Master Fined for Grounding MV Hamburg

    17 June 2015
    Business & Finance

    Portuguese master of mv Hamburg cruise liner, which was damaged going over rocky shoals in May this year, pleaded guilty to two charges at Belfast Magistrates court on Tuesday, June 16th. Captain Joao Manuel Fernandes Simoes (58) pleaded guilty to failure to properly passage plan in breach of SOLAS and failure to report the incident contrary to the […]

  • 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. […]

  • Singapore Court Fines Chinpo Shipping Company

    29 January 2016
    Business & Finance

    A Singapore court has fined Chinpo Shipping Company (Private) Ltd earlier today for its role in attempts to ship arms to North Korea. The Singapore District Court fined Chinpo Shipping with SD 180,000 (USD 126, 431) having determined in December 2015 that the company was guilty of transferring financial assets or resources that could have been used […]

  • New Crane Arrives on Tyne Port (UK)

    4 December 2013
    Business & Finance

    Arriving fully assembled from Liebherr in Rostock, Germany, the crane rolled off the heavy carrier vessel MERI at Riverside Quay this morning. The £3.5 million crane is fully mobile and will be used in handling bulk and conventional cargoes such as coal, grain, wood pellet and recycled metals with the added flexibility of being able […]

  • VIDEO: River Tyne Dredging Project (UK)

    5 June 2013
    Business & Finance

    The Tyne Gorge is very prone to silting and must be constantly dredged to maintain its depth. This video shows dredging program next to the Cemex Jetty at Jarrow. Port of Tyne and UK Dredging vessels work constantly to keep the river clear. [mappress] Dredging Today Staff, June 5, 2013

  • UK: Shipping Minister Tours Port of Tyne

    2 July 2013
    Business & Finance

    The Port of Tyne welcomed Shipping Minister Stephen Hammond, for a tour of the site and operations on Monday. The Port of Tyne has achieved record growth, cargo volumes, and profits for three years in succession and recorded the largest year on year growth to become the fastest growing UK port, according to recently published […]

  • UK: Strong Step Forward for Port of Tyne

    12 February 2014
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Technology

    North East Business of the Year, Port of Tyne, achieved its highest cargo volumes for over 50 years in 2013, breaking its own records for cargo handling and passenger numbers. In total on the River Tyne 8.1 million tonnes of cargo was handled – the largest volume since 1965. This was a 22% increase on […]

  • Bomb Found During the River Tyne Dredging

    2 December 2015
    Business & Finance

    Bomb experts were called to the former Swan Hunter shipyard yesterday, after the possible munition was found during the River Tyne dredging project and brought to shore. Today, police carried out a controlled detonation of the munition at Longsands beach in Tynemouth, the News Post Leader informs. “A 200 meter cordon was put in place […]

  • Balfour Beatty Fined After Trench Accident

    13 May 2016
    Business & Finance

    Balfour Beatty Utility Solutions Limited has been fined £2.6 million after an employee was killed when the trench he was working in collapsed on him in Lancashire. On the 14 April 2010, James Sim, 32, from Barry, South Wales, who was employed as a subcontractor on behalf of Balfour Beatty, was laying ducting for new cable […]

  • Norway: Statoil Accepts Fine for Gullfaks Incident

    3 June 2013
    Business & Finance, Operations & Maintenance

    Statoil accepts a fine of NOK 30 million following the well control incident on the Gullfaks C platform in 2010. Earlier this year, Statoil was fined by the public prosecutor for Rogaland county following the well control incident that occurred on Gullfaks C on 19 May 2010. The company has decided to accept the fine. […]

  • BP facing $13.7B fine for Deepwater Horizon

    16 January 2015
    Exploration & Production

    Ruling on the issues raised in the Phase 2 trial of the Deepwater Horizon case: the quantification of oil spilled and BP’s source control efforts following the accident, United States District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana found BP was not grossly negligent, reckless, wilful, or wanton in its source control planning. However, the company is still facing a multi-billion […]

  • Australia: Government Fines QGC for Clearing Vegetation

    18 April 2011

    A mining company at the centre of a stand-off with anti-coal seam gas protesters has been penalised for clearing vegetation without federal… (businessspectator) [mappress] Source: businessspectator, April 18, 2011;  

  • Australia Fines Adani for Abbot Point Pollution

    15 August 2017
    Business & Finance

    Mining giant Adani has been fined for breaching pollution limits from its Abbot Point coal terminal in Australia during Tropical Cyclone Debbie in March this year. The Queensland Government issued the company with an AUD 12,190 penalty infringement notice (PIN) on July 20 for breaching conditions of a temporary emissions licence (TEL) that was issued to the […]

  • Fine Tubes reports rise in 2013 turnover

    10 June 2014
    Business & Finance, Equipment

    Fine Tubes, a UK-based manufacturer and distributor of precision tubes for critical applications, today announced an increase in turnover of 5.5% in its 2013 results. It said that in line with the company’s strategy for continued sales growth in all its key markets – Aerospace, Nuclear, Power Generation and Oil & Gas – the results reflect the […]

  • Clydeport Fined over Flying Phantom Deaths

    29 September 2014
    Business & Finance

    A port operator Clydeport Operations Ltd will have to pay fines totalling £650,000 (circa USD 1.05 million) for health and safety breaches that resulted in three deaths in 2007. In December 2007 the Flying Phantom was one of three tugs assisting the 70,000-tonne cargo ship Red Jasmine as it made its way along the River Clyde. As they approached the Erskine Bridge, the Flying […]

  • The Port of Tyne – Popular Choice for Cruise Lines

    12 March 2014
    Business & Finance

    Acclaimed as the UK’s Best Port of Call, and ‘One of Europe’s Secret Capitals’, the Port of Tyne is one of the most exciting destinations on Earth. Passengers and cruise operators can be assured they are in safe hands coming to the Port of Tyne’s International Passenger Terminal which has been developed to welcome the […]

  • Magellan Opens Port of Tyne’s Cruise Season

    30 March 2015
    Business & Finance

    The arrival of the new flag ship of Cruise & Maritime Voyages (CMV) – Magellan – at the UK Port of Tyne’s Northumbrian Quay marked the start of the port’s 2015 cruise season. This call is a part of Magellan’s maiden voyage, dubbed ‘Maiden Solar Eclipse & Northern Lights Cruise,’ which started on March 15, three days […]

  • Tyne & Wear Shipyards Collection Awarded UNESCO Status

    9 July 2013

    The Tyne & Wear Shipyards Collection at Tyne & Wear Archives has been included on the UNESCO Memory of the World Register, a global online catalogue created to help promote the UK’s documentary heritage across the UK and the world. The Tyne & Wear Archives Shipyards Collection is a testimony to the remarkable achievements in shipbuilding […]

  • Australia: GPC Deserves to be Fined, Says Greens

    26 January 2012

    The Queensland Greens say that it is time that Department of Environment and Resource Management (DERM) took legal action against the Gladstone Ports Corporation [GPC]. “They deserve to be fined,” Queensland Greens state spokesperson Libby Connors said. “They only resumed dredging on 19 January and within 4 days the turbidity was above their licensed level. […]

  • Port of Tyne: New Crane Arrives (UK)

    4 December 2013
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Technology

    The Port of Tyne has taken delivery of another new crane. Arriving fully assembled from Liebherr in Rostock, Germany, the crane rolled off the heavy carrier vessel MERI at Riverside Quay this morning. The £3.5 million crane is fully mobile and will be used in handling bulk and conventional cargoes such as coal, grain, wood […]