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  • Port of Tyne Development Plan Announced (UK)

    1 August 2014
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Technology

    The Port of Tyne has announced a plan for the construction of a new quay at South Shields. The development program, worth £18 million, will consist of a new 125m x 56m wide downriver extension to Riverside Quay across the Tyne Dock Basin which is located at the entrance to the former Tyne Dock. The […]

  • BP Agrees to Pay Record Environmental Fine

    2 July 2015
    Business & Finance

    Five years on from the Deepwater Horizon accident and spill in 2010 that took 11 lives, oil major BP has reached agreements in principle to settle all federal and state claims arising from the event by paying the largest environmental fine in the US history, worth USD 18.7 billion. BP today announced that its US Upstream […]

  • Cargo Ship Fined for Marine Pollution in Haifa

    30 March 2016

    A Panamanian-flagged general ship anchored at the Port of Haifa has been fined NIS 6,000 (approximately USD 1,580) after its wastewater sanitation system discharged effluents into the sea, Israel’s Ministry of Environmental Protection said. The Marine Environment Protection Division of the Ministry of Environmental Protection (MoEP) received a report about the illegal discharge from the […]

  • iContainers: No-Shows Fine – a Nightmare for Freight Forwarders?

    20 June 2017
    Business & Finance

    The recent implementation of no-shows fine by shipping liners could result in ‘accounting nightmares’ for freight forwarders, according to online freight forwarding company iContainers. In recent months, shipping liners including Danish major Maersk, France-based CMA CGM, and Germany’s Hapag-Lloyd have started implementing no-shows fines on shipments that fail to show up on vessels. iContainers warned […]

  • Bilfinger Salamis fined for fatal offshore incident

    3 February 2015
    Exploration & Production

    The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) UK has informed that an offshore services company, Bilfinger Salamis UK, has been fined for serious safety failings following an incident in which a worker died after plunging 23 metres from a platform into the sea. Lee Bertram, then 37, from Newcastle, Tyne and Wear, was working for Bilfinger […]

  • Court Fines Company for Waste Dumping (UK)

    24 December 2010

    The company behind a luxury yacht marina development in Cornwall has been ordered to pay more than £600,000 after lying about dredging toxic… (thisiscornwall) [mappress] Source: thisiscornwall, December 24, 2010;

  • Mascalzone Latino-Capitalia Team is fined by Jury

    29 April 2007

    The Jury for the 32nd America’s Cup has fined the Italian Mascalzone Latino-Capitalia Team 10’000 Euros for a technical violation of the measurement rule for the America’s Cup Class.

  • 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 […]

  • Anti-Trust Body Fines Moby and Tirrenia

    27 March 2018
    Business & Finance

    Anti-Trust Authority fines two Italian ferry operators for abusing their dominant position in Sardinia. 

  • 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 […]

  • 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. […]

  • BP Agrees to Pay Record Environmental Fine

    2 July 2015
    Business & Finance

    Five years on from the Deepwater Horizon accident and spill in 2010 that took 11 lives, oil major BP has reached agreements in principle to settle all federal and state claims arising from the event by paying the largest environmental fine in the US history, worth USD 18.7 billion. BP today announced that its US Upstream […]

  • India fines Japanese car carrier cartel

    25 January 2022
    Authorities & Government, Regulation & Policy, Rules & Regulation

    India has sanctioned four Japanese maritime transport companies for price-fixing practices.

  • Turkey imposes harsher maritime pollution fines

    11 January 2021
    Authorities & Government, Regulation & Policy, Rules & Regulation

    Turkey has increased the levels of maritime pollution fines raising them by 9.11 %, according to the Standard Club. Environmental pollution fines are revised annually and declared in the Official Gazette for the respective year. The fines relate to pollution caused by cargo ships and other naval vessels discharging petroleum and petroleum derivatives, solid waster […]

  • Tyne Subsea Sets Up Hyperbaric Facility

    29 August 2018
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Operations & Maintenance, Research & Development

    Tyne Subsea, a multi-million pound research and testing facility being developed in the North East, UK, has completed its first commercial test in one of Europe’s largest commercially available hyperbaric pressure testing chambers. The facility, which is being developed by engineering group British Engines and Newcastle University, will offer pressure testing services in an integrated […]

  • 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 […]

  • ConocoPhillips fined for 2012 offshore gas leak

    9 February 2016
    Exploration & Production

    ConocoPhillips, one of the world’s largest independent oil and gas exploration and production companies has been fined after gas leaks on a gas platform off the Lincolnshire coast put workers’ lives in danger. According to the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) UK, ConocoPhillips admitted serious safety failings in Lincoln Crown Court after two uncontrolled and […]

  • Vessel Operator, Master Fined for Pollution Crimes

    27 February 2018
    Business & Finance

    Sea Faith’s operator and Master convicted for false and incomplete oil and garbage discharge records.

  • DSD Shipping Fined for Discharging Oil into the Ocean

    11 April 2016
    Business & Finance

    The Norwegian shipping company DSD Shipping (DSD) was sentenced to pay a total corporate penalty of USD 2.5 million for discharge of oil-contaminated waste water into the ocean, thus violating the Act to Prevent Pollution from Ships (APPS). The company was also convicted for obstructing justice, tampering with witnesses and conspiring to commit these offenses. A total of USD 500,000 […]

  • Noble to Pay USD 8.2 Mln in Fines

    10 December 2014
    Business & Finance

    Offshore drilling contractor Noble Corporation said on Monday that it had reached a final settlement with the US Department of Justice (DOJ), concluding a two-year investigation into the company’s operations and systems aboard the drillship Noble Discoverer. The settlement agreement also covers certain record keeping issues related to the Kulluk drilling rig, which was previously […]

  • Master Fined after Accident at Sheringham Shoal

    3 September 2014

    The master of a wind farm support boat has been made to pay £3,000 in fines and costs after breaching maritime collision regulations. Geoffrey Whinfrey was in charge of the Island Panther when it collided with a wind turbine in the Sheringham Shoal wind farm on 21 November 2012. Whinfrey had been requested by the […]

  • Southbay Civil Wins Port of Tyne Contract

    16 January 2015
    Business & Finance

    The Port of Tyne has appointed the main contractor for the £25 million extension of Riverside Quay, the Port’s multifunctional deep-sea facility at South Shields. The main contract for over 300m of quay work includes a 125m quay extension, an upgrade of 118m of existing quay and 90m of quay wall renewal at the former […]

  • 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;  

  • 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 […]