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FG approves N8.9bn for Calabar Port
Green Marine

FG approves N8.9bn for Calabar Port

The Managing Director, Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA), Chief Adebayo Sarumi has reiterated that about N8.9 billion has been earmarked to commence the dredging of Calabar Port by the end of January.

about 21 years ago
Boat Burns At Fairhaven Shipyard
Green Marine

Boat Burns At Fairhaven Shipyard

The fire broke out shortly before 9 a.m. on the scalloper The Amber Nicole, while it was docked at the Fairhaven shipyard. It was above deck and there were no injuries.

about 21 years ago
Production shutdown on
Green Marine

Production shutdown on

Production on the Statoil-operated

about 21 years ago
Goldhofer moves 680 tonne super yacht.
Green Marine

Goldhofer moves 680 tonne super yacht.

American heavy haulage specialists Berard Transport has completed a mammoth transportation project which has seen a 680 tonne steel super yacht launched off the coast of Louisiana.

about 21 years ago
Hanjin Shipping to launch a Sales Office in Antwerp
Green Marine

Hanjin Shipping to launch a Sales Office in Antwerp

Hanjin Shipping announced the launch of a Sales Office in Antwerp, Belgium scheduled to February 1. The Sales Office, replacing the previous agency, is expected to strengthen work efficiency, productivity and profitability.

about 21 years ago
Jadaf Dubai records seven per cent increase in ship repair and maintenance activities
Green Marine

Jadaf Dubai records seven per cent increase in ship repair and maintenance activities

The growing demand for ship lifting services coupled with the international expertise it offers, has helped Jadaf Dubai, the Arabian Gulf’s oldest ship repair and industrial marine yard, notch a higher performance during 2005,

about 21 years ago
ThyssenKrupp offers $5.26 billion for Dofasco
Green Marine

ThyssenKrupp offers $5.26 billion for Dofasco

German steel giant ThyssenKrupp AG has gained a stranglehold on takeover target Dofasco Inc. with a new blockbuster bid of $5.26 billion and a guarantee of a much bigger consolation prize if it loses the battle for the Canadian industrial icon.

about 21 years ago
Caribbean comeback
Green Marine

Caribbean comeback

COZUMEL IS AGAIN TEEMING with tourists arriving aboard cruise ships, though most of the island’s top hotels remain closed and officials say its coral reefs may need a century to recover from Wilma’s wrath.

about 21 years ago
China oil firm CNOOC announces Nigerian investment
Green Marine

China oil firm CNOOC announces Nigerian investment

BEIJING (AP) — Chinese state-controlled oil company CNOOC Ltd. is paying $2.3 billion for a 45 percent stakea in a Nigerian oil field in its first major investment since its failed bid last year to take over U.S. oil company Unocal Corp.

about 21 years ago
S.A. namesake joins Navy
Green Marine

S.A. namesake joins Navy

Five years and one month after her keel was laid in a New Orleans shipyard, the first Navy warship named for the city of San Antonio was commissioned Saturday in a 1-hour, 20-minute ceremony at Naval Station Ingleside that featured former President Bush.

about 21 years ago
Spain to defy US on sale to Ch
Green Marine

Spain to defy US on sale to Ch

Spain said on Friday it would go ahead with the sale of military aircraft to Venezuela in spite of a US ban on the export of US technology to the country.

about 21 years ago
French Warship Barred from Suez Canal for Third Day
Green Marine

French Warship Barred from Suez Canal for Third Day

Egypt said it could not allow the Clemenceau — whose final destination is an Indian scrapyard — to enter the Suez canal without the documents requested under the Basel convention banning the export of toxic waste.

about 21 years ago
Worst Nightmare
Green Marine

Worst Nightmare

At the latest position report ABN AMRO TWO leads ABN AMRO ONE by seven nautical miles. The boats behind last night

about 21 years ago
Move over darling
Green Marine

Move over darling

Following the loss of their huge lead and the surrender of first place to ABN AMRO TWO, Mike Sanderson

about 21 years ago
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