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about 20 years ago
Dredging the Mekong to allow bigger ships
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Dredging the Mekong to allow bigger ships

VietNamNet Bridge – The Ministry of Transport has come up with a plan to dredge and widen waterways in all 13 Mekong Delta provinces so that large ships will be able to navigate their way through more of the watery region. Also in the plan is a port in Can Tho with the capacity to […]

about 20 years ago
Nautilus – one small step for mining, a giant leap for…
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Nautilus – one small step for mining, a giant leap for…

A few years ago, Mr. Anthony O

about 20 years ago
Fishing boat under tow to harbour
Green Marine

Fishing boat under tow to harbour

A Fraserburgh fishing boat was being towed to Shetland after getting wound up in her own gear. The 26m Helenus, with five crew on board, raised the alarm at about 1000 BST while in the Beryl field, about 90 miles east of Lerwick.

about 20 years ago
Shipyard tackles skills shortage
Green Marine

Shipyard tackles skills shortage

A shipyard in Cumbria is holding a recruitment drive to enlist dozens of new workers. Up to 60 jobs are being created at BAE systems in Barrow for the fitting out of a Royal Navy nuclear submarine. Advertisements have now been placed in local job centres in an attempt to plug the urgent need for [&h

about 20 years ago
O’Hara fishing vessel collides with 891-foot oil tanker
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O’Hara fishing vessel collides with 891-foot oil tanker

The 108-foot fishing vessel Sunlight, owned by O’Hara Corporation of Rockland, is en route to a boatyard in Rhode Island Friday after the ship collided late Wednesday night with an oil tanker about 20 miles southeast of Portland Head Light. According to Lt. Connie Braesch of U.S. Coast Guard Group P

about 20 years ago
NOL and APL Receive Top Industry Accolades
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NOL and APL Receive Top Industry Accolades

NOL Group recognised for Ethical Responsibility and APL is named Asia

about 20 years ago
Fifth Hellenic navy Fac to be launched
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Fifth Hellenic navy Fac to be launched

VT Shipbuilding, working in partnership with Elefsis Shipbuilding, will launch the fifth of class 62m. fast attack craft for the Hellenic Navy at the Elefsis shipyard on October 9. The ship, which will be named HS Ritsos, is the latest milestone in a successful project that sees VT, working through

about 20 years ago
Nautilus One Step Closer to Undersea Mining
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Nautilus One Step Closer to Undersea Mining

Nautilus Minerals [TSXv:NUS], the first company to commercially begin exploring the bottom of the ocean for gold and copper deposits, today announced a piece of news that is getting the company one step closer to its aquatic goals. Nautilus has signed a deal with Belgian dredging company, Jan De Nul

about 20 years ago
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The two world leading European marine engine manufacturer companies, MAN Diesel and W

about 20 years ago
Aker Yards to build four parcel tankers for Stolt-Nielsen
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Aker Yards to build four parcel tankers for Stolt-Nielsen

Delivery is scheduled between the third quarter of 2008 and the fourth quarter of 2009 from Aker Yards in Flor

about 20 years ago
The Navy’s support Navy keeps growing
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The Navy’s support Navy keeps growing

As the Navy struggles to increase the size of its dwindling fleet, what

about 20 years ago
LNG terminal developer sues to throw out county law
Green Marine

LNG terminal developer sues to throw out county law

The energy company proposing a $400 million liquefied natural gas terminal in Sparrows Point is suing in federal court to overturn a new Baltimore County law that effectively prohibits its construction. In June, Baltimore County passed a zoning ordinance that says such terminals must be located at l

about 20 years ago
NZ reveal America’s Cup yacht
Green Marine

NZ reveal America’s Cup yacht

Wellington – Team New Zealand entered the last phase of its preparation for the 2007 America’s Cup when its second new-generation yacht left its maker’s yard for the syndicate’s Auckland base this week. The hull of NZL-92 was tightly wrapped in plastic as it was trucked across Auckland’s Harbour Bri

about 20 years ago
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