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Keel ceremony milestone in patrol boat construction
Green Marine

Keel ceremony milestone in patrol boat construction

It looked like a big hunk of steel. But the 25-30-tonne slice of ship moving around Tenix’s Whangarei shipyard marked a significant day in the city’s proud shipbuilding history as the keel for the first of four new navy ships.

about 20 years ago
Hope for shipbuilding consolidation
Green Marine

Hope for shipbuilding consolidation

Yesterday’s announcement from BAE Systems and VT Group that they have held talks about a potential joint bid for Babcock International suggests that the UK is on the way to getting a single source for its surface ship and submarine requirements.

about 20 years ago
MHI to Establish Sales JV in China with Shenyang Pump
Green Marine

MHI to Establish Sales JV in China with Shenyang Pump

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. (MHI) and Shenyang Pump Co., Ltd. (SPC) have agreed to establish a joint venture company (JV) in Shenyang, Liaoning Province, China to conduct sales and engineering relating to pumps.

about 20 years ago
Acergy buys KONGSBERG HAIN systems
Green Marine

Acergy buys KONGSBERG HAIN systems

Acergy Northern Europe and Canada Survey Business Unit has purchased two KONGSBERG HAIN subsea systems. The systems are due for delivery in late March for initial use on a key project for a major oil company in Norway.

about 20 years ago
Researchers look to continue search for sunken Spanish ship
Green Marine

Researchers look to continue search for sunken Spanish ship

Researchers are trying to revive the coastal search for the 16th century vessel that carried some of the earliest Spanish setters to Georgetown County. A state archaeologist said officials hope to hire a geologist to pinpoint the exact location of the 1526 North Island shoreline.

about 20 years ago
Panama Dislodged from the Sand
Green Marine

Panama Dislodged from the Sand

ENSENADA, Baja California – After 75 days sitting in sand, APL Panama is finally where she should be – afloat in ocean waters.

about 20 years ago
VOR: Accident prone
Green Marine

VOR: Accident prone

Crusty has managed to rule himself out of the Rio de Janeiro In Port racing on Saturday after tearing two ligaments in his knee. The 35 year-old Kiwi was competing in the Round the Bays race in Auckland during a vacation at home when he suffered the knee injury.

about 20 years ago
VOR: Round buoys
Green Marine

VOR: Round buoys

The carnival in Rio de Janeiro might be over, but tacticians for Saturday

about 20 years ago
VOR: Kosteckis prediction
Green Marine

VOR: Kosteckis prediction

Accepted theory is that the current race leader, ABN AMRO ONE, parks up in the gentle breezes. And with Saturday

about 20 years ago
Boat sinks off Cameroon; 127 feared drowned
Green Marine

Boat sinks off Cameroon; 127 feared drowned

Some 127 people were feared drowned after a boat carrying 150 passengers sank off the port of Kribi on Cameroon’s Atlantic coast, state radio said on Thursday.

about 20 years ago
Bach Dang Shipyard delivers 610-TEU container ship
Green Marine

Bach Dang Shipyard delivers 610-TEU container ship

Hai Phong (VNA) – The Bach Dang Shipyard, a subsidiary of the Viet Nam Shipbuilding Industry Corporation (Vinashin), delivered a 610-TEU container ship to the Bien Dong Transport Company on March 23.

about 20 years ago
2005 a strong year for Royal BAM Group
Green Marine

2005 a strong year for Royal BAM Group

In 2005, Royal BAM Group realised a net result of

about 20 years ago
Mexico sees gold in ports
Green Marine

Mexico sees gold in ports

Mexico and major shipping interests are bolstering Pacific ports south of the border, hoping to catch future docking runoff as an increasing tide of Asian cargo sails toward already clogged ports in California.

about 20 years ago
Australia bombs impounded N-Korean drug ship
Green Marine

Australia bombs impounded N-Korean drug ship

Two Australian fighter jets bombed and sank an impounded North Korean cargo ship on Thursday in what Foreign Minister Alexander Downer said was a strong message to Pyongyang about its involvement in drug running.

about 20 years ago
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