A consortium of Interbeton
Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha – “K” Line – has launched an 88,000 DWT coal carrier, the JP GUNJO, at the Marugame Shipyard of Imabari Shipbuilding Co., Ltd. on June 29th. JP GUNJO is the same type of ship as “K” Lines original Corona series fleet for transporting thermal coal. The ship will carry thermal co
With just one more day left in Manhattan before the start of Race 11 from New York to Jersey, the Clipper 05-06 skippers and crews are busy getting the boats ready for their final transatlantic race to the Channel Islands. Despite being the 4th of July public holiday in the USA, North Cove is a [&he
The Ericsson Racing Team was the first monohull to cross the finish line today in the Eurocard Round Gotland Race, Sweden, confirming her status as the fastest monohull entry. Under the leadership of Neal McDonald (GBR), she competed with many of the race crew who sailed the Volvo Ocean Race on her,
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ESNAAD, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC), has become the first Middle East based ship owner to order UT-Design vessels from Rolls-Royce. The contract covers the supply of two vessels with full of Rolls-Royce equipment. Construction of the UT 780 anchor-handling tug
At 08h30 this morning, the removal of containerised deck cargo with respect to the grounded container ship
Samsung Heavy Industries(SHI)
Hanjin Heavy Industries and Construction Co. opened over the weekend a P40-million modern training center in the Subic Bay Freeport.
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The cost of shipping crude oil from the Middle East to Asia on two-million-barrel tankers may fall for a third consecutive week as vessels available for hire at the end of July outnumber cargoes. Freight rates for very large crude carriers, or VLCCs, on the benchmark route to Japan, unchanged yester
A salvage team will on Monday attempt to remove containers from a ship which ran aground on a sandbank near the East London harbour last week, the National Ports Authority (NPA) said. “We are going to discharge containers from the vessel on to shore,” said spokesperson Terry Tailor. A 400-ton crane
The state ferry Columbia was sidelined Sunday at the Ketchikan shipyard for repairs, and Alaska Marine Highway System staff members were finding alternative travel means for 380 passengers, officials said. It wasn’t immediately clear how long repairs would take. “The safety and comfort of our custom
Ship Finance International Limited (“Ship Finance”) is pleased to advise the purchase of the 2006 built jack up drilling rig Seadrill 3 for a purchase price of USD 210 million. The rig is chartered back to the seller Seadrill III Limited for a period of 15 years. The parent company Seadrill Limited
