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Storms hinder efforts to clean up grounded ship’s oil spill
Green Marine

Storms hinder efforts to clean up grounded ship’s oil spill

Stormy weather continued on Monday to obstruct efforts to contain oil spilled from a cargo ship that grounded Friday evening just north of Bergen.

about 20 years ago
Fishing boat ‘stranded’ on beach
Green Marine

Fishing boat ‘stranded’ on beach

A Peterhead-based fishing boat has run aground near the St Fergus gas terminal in Aberdeenshire. A local lifeboat and several fishing vessels had failed to manage to tow the Rosemount off the sandy beach at Rattray Head.

about 20 years ago
Navy Issues Stop Work Order for Littoral Combat Ship 3
Green Marine

Navy Issues Stop Work Order for Littoral Combat Ship 3

The Navy issued a stop work order Jan. 12 to Lockheed Martin Corp. Maritime Systems & Sensors unit, Moorestown, N.J., for the construction of the third Littoral Combat Ship (LCS). This stop work order will take effect immediately and is for a period of 90 days. The stop work order was issued because

about 20 years ago
Kenya: Lamu Oil Drilling Ship Safe From Somalia War
Green Marine

Kenya: Lamu Oil Drilling Ship Safe From Somalia War

The offshore oil drilling ship stationed in the Indian Ocean off Lamu, MV Chyuku is safe from the spill over of violence in neighbouring Somalia. The assurance was made by Woodside Energy Kenya General Manager, Mr Alex Taylor. “Everything is fine, and work is going on,” Taylor told The Standard on t

about 20 years ago
RFA Argus refit nears completion
Green Marine

RFA Argus refit nears completion

The multi-million pound refit of a Devonport-based ship is nearing completion in Cornwall. The 28,000 Royal Fleet Auxiliary ship Argus has spent the past three months in A&P Falmouth’s dry dock.

about 20 years ago
Roman Abramovich buys the biggest yacht in the world
Green Marine

Roman Abramovich buys the biggest yacht in the world

According to Regnum informed, Russian tycoon Roman Abramovich has ordered the biggest yacht in the world that is being constructed at a wharf in Gamburg. The yacht is expected to surpass the length of 170 m Dubai Yacht owned by Dubai Emirate leader.

about 20 years ago
Drifting cargo ship docks at port
Green Marine

Drifting cargo ship docks at port

A cargo ship which had been adrift in the North Sea in a Force 10 storm, narrowly missing two gas platforms, has docked safely. The Vindo reached Alexandra Docks in Hull around 0245 GMT on Sunday – pulled by a rescue tug, which had been towing the vessel for 42 hours.

about 20 years ago
Perini Navi launches its 39th yacht: the 56m ketch Selene
Green Marine

Perini Navi launches its 39th yacht: the 56m ketch Selene

The new year starts for Perini Navi with the launching of project C.2085, henceforth known as Selene, a 56 meter aluminum ketch created by Perini Navi. The launching ceremony was held on Sunday January the 14th at Perini Navi’s Picchiotti facility in Viareggio in the presence of all Perini Navi work

about 20 years ago
Boat loses power after wave hits
Green Marine

Boat loses power after wave hits

A dive support vessel with 94 people on board which lost power after being hit by a wave in North Sea storms is to be towed to safety. Coastguards said no-one was in any danger on board the CSO Orelia but two other ships, the Far Strider and the Far Sovereign, had been standing by.

about 20 years ago
Researchers study lobster traps
Green Marine

Researchers study lobster traps

Shell fishing in the North Sea could be helping lobsters and crabs to breed, researchers in Scarborough have said. Research by the University of Hull’s Centre for Coastal Studies says the crustaceans may use trapping pots as a source of food and shelter.

about 20 years ago
Port authority celebrate court victory
Green Marine

Port authority celebrate court victory

The port authority yesterday hit out at the council saying council officials had misled elected members as well as the Shetland public, and had also tried to mislead port authority officials, a claim that was refuted by Mr Cluness. Shetland Islands Council will now be faced with a massive legal bill

about 20 years ago
Drifting ship under tow to port
Green Marine

Drifting ship under tow to port

A cargo ship which had been adrift in the North Sea in a Force 10 storm, narrowly missing two gas platforms, was under tow back to port. A rescue tug reached the 4,500-tonne Vindo at about 0900 GMT on Friday. The ship, which has a core crew on board, is being towed to the Humber.

about 20 years ago
Vanity gives berth to yacht club
Green Marine

Vanity gives berth to yacht club

Ferrari is passe as Ferretti becomes the new toy for the big boys. And if this is news for you, probably you haven’t felt the winds of change. If hot wheels are still trendy, flying takes you a notch higher…and sailing — that perhaps is the ultimate passion for the well heeled. Owning a yacht [&hell

about 20 years ago
China to further expand shipping services on Yangtze River
Green Marine

China to further expand shipping services on Yangtze River

The central Chinese government and nine regional governments will pump more investments into expanding shipping services on the Yangtze River, the country’s longest waterway. The funds will be used for six major tasks including dredging shipping routes in the mainstream of the Yangtze, port construc

about 20 years ago
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