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Study: Half of OSV Crews Would Rather Compromise Safety than Say ‘No’ to Clients
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Study: Half of OSV Crews Would Rather Compromise Safety than Say ‘No’ to Clients

Some 50% of crews working on offshore support vessels are willing to compromise safety rather than say ‘no’ to clients or senior management, a report on workboat and OSV safety commissioned by operations and maintenance management software specialist Helm Operations finds. The independent report sum

about 11 years ago
Study: Half of OSV Crews Would Rather Compromise Safety than Say ‘No’ to Clients
Green Marine

Study: Half of OSV Crews Would Rather Compromise Safety than Say ‘No’ to Clients

Some 50% of crews working on offshore support vessels are willing to compromise safety rather than say ‘no’ to clients or senior management, a report on workboat and OSV safety commissioned by operations and maintenance management software specialist Helm Operations finds. The independent report sum

about 11 years ago
Höegh Autoliners Denies Lawsuit Plans against Kenya
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Höegh Autoliners Denies Lawsuit Plans against Kenya

Norwegian ship owner and operator Höegh Autoliners has denied rumors on potential lawsuit against Kenya for damages and detention of its car carrier Höegh Transporter on September 17th. Namely, local media in Kenya reported that the shipowner intends to sue the state and that the Hoegh family had al

about 11 years ago
Höegh Autoliners Denies Lawsuit Plans against Kenya
Green Marine

Höegh Autoliners Denies Lawsuit Plans against Kenya

Norwegian ship owner and operator Höegh Autoliners has denied rumors on potential lawsuit against Kenya for damages and detention of its car carrier Höegh Transporter on September 17th. Namely, local media in Kenya reported that the shipowner intends to sue the state and that the Hoegh family had al

about 11 years ago
Dozen Maersk Boxships under German Management
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Dozen Maersk Boxships under German Management

Danish container carrier Maersk Line has signed contracts with German ship managers E.R. Schiffahrt and Bernhard Schulte Shipmanagement to run twelve of the company’s container ships of different age, size, class and engine type for the next five years. Ship management covers all technical aspects o

about 11 years ago

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Dozen Maersk Boxships under German Management
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Dozen Maersk Boxships under German Management

Danish container carrier Maersk Line has signed contracts with German ship managers E.R. Schiffahrt and Bernhard Schulte Shipmanagement to run twelve of the company’s container ships of different age, size, class and engine type for the next five years. Ship management covers all technical aspects o

about 11 years ago
EBRD Takes Stake in Turkish Cruise Port Operator
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EBRD Takes Stake in Turkish Cruise Port Operator

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) said it was investing in a minority stake of the Turkish port operator Global Ports Holding (GPH) in a move to boost the company’s operations. GPH has eight ports in five countries in the Mediterranean and Asia Pacific region and it is an a

about 11 years ago
EBRD Takes Stake in Turkish Cruise Port Operator
Green Marine

EBRD Takes Stake in Turkish Cruise Port Operator

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) said it was investing in a minority stake of the Turkish port operator Global Ports Holding (GPH) in a move to boost the company’s operations. GPH has eight ports in five countries in the Mediterranean and Asia Pacific region and it is an a

about 11 years ago
ICTSI Returns to Kalmar
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ICTSI Returns to Kalmar

Philippine-based container terminal owner and operator International Container Terminal Services Inc. (ICTSI) has returned to port automation solutions provider Kalmar for eight additional automatic stacking cranes and related automation for its new Victoria International Container Terminal (VICT) i

about 11 years ago
ICTSI Returns to Kalmar
Green Marine

ICTSI Returns to Kalmar

Philippine-based container terminal owner and operator International Container Terminal Services Inc. (ICTSI) has returned to port automation solutions provider Kalmar for eight additional automatic stacking cranes and related automation for its new Victoria International Container Terminal (VICT) i

about 11 years ago

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Port of Felixstowe Setting Stage for Ultra Large Boxships
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Port of Felixstowe Setting Stage for Ultra Large Boxships

Three new ship-to-shore gantry cranes built by Shanghai-based ZPMC have been delivered to the Port of Felixstowe, U.K. The new cranes will be operated on the Berths 8&9 which are currently being extended to increase the port’s ability to handle the latest ultra-large container ships. The cranes are

about 11 years ago
Port of Felixstowe Setting Stage for Ultra Large Boxships
Green Marine

Port of Felixstowe Setting Stage for Ultra Large Boxships

Three new ship-to-shore gantry cranes built by Shanghai-based ZPMC have been delivered to the Port of Felixstowe, U.K. The new cranes will be operated on the Berths 8&9 which are currently being extended to increase the port’s ability to handle the latest ultra-large container ships. The cranes are

about 11 years ago
USCG Detains Bulk Carrier in Tacoma
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USCG Detains Bulk Carrier in Tacoma

The U.S. Coast Guard detained the 751-foot, Bahamian-flagged bulk carrier Rena in the Port of Tacoma on September 24 due to safety deficiencies. A Port State Control exam team from Coast Guard Sector Puget Sound conducted a routine Port State and International Ship and Port Facility Security exam ab

about 11 years ago
USCG Detains Bulk Carrier in Tacoma
Green Marine

USCG Detains Bulk Carrier in Tacoma

The U.S. Coast Guard detained the 751-foot, Bahamian-flagged bulk carrier Rena in the Port of Tacoma on September 24 due to safety deficiencies. A Port State Control exam team from Coast Guard Sector Puget Sound conducted a routine Port State and International Ship and Port Facility Security exam ab

about 11 years ago