Rolls-Royce has unveiled the latest design in its family of coastal protection vessels at the Pacific 2006 exhibition in Sydney, Australia, building on a series of order successes worldwide.
The Korean shipbuilding and automobile industries were most comfortably ahead of their Chinese rivals, recording a technology gap of 5.8 and 5.3 years.
The state has granted the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers a four-week permit extension to complete its $4.2 million dredging project of upper Norwalk Harbor.
Canadian firm sees one crossing lake by summer. Even though Rochester’s high-speed ferry is out of business, Mark Chapell says the idea of shuttling people across Lake Ontario shouldn’t be abandoned.
Launched at Oi06, the EM 302 is a new, improved version of the EM 300 multibeam echo sounder, which is currently the market leading product formarine geology mapping of the seabed, for depths to 5000 – 6000m.
All 22 members of the crew of a chemical tanker that collided with a cargo ship in the English Channel early today have been rescued by helicopter and lifeboat, officials said.
Singapore Technologies Marine, a unit of Singapore Technologies Engineering, has been selected to build two large roll-on and roll-off vessels for the shipment of Airbus A380 sections.
The Katya Z Ship sailing under St. Vincent and Grenadini got stranded in the ice of the Azovian Sea. There are 14 Bulgarians and four Ukrainians crewmembers onboard.
Varun Shipping Company, a major LPG carrier, is now planning to invest heavily in the offshore sector. The company would initially invest Rs 450 crore, by the end of the current calendar year, with an aim at acquiring vessels supporting offshore activities.
Hercules Offshore, Inc. announced that it signed a definitive purchase agreement on January 26, 2006 to acquire the rig ARIES (formerly the THE 154) from Aries Offshore Partners Ltd. for $20.1 million.
The beach south of the city’s port is refusing to release its grip on the container ship APL Panama, and salvage teams are now looking at the next step: unloading half its cargo with one of the world’s largest helicopters.
Through the strong partnership between AXYS Technologies Inc. (ATI) and their Venezuela agent, Geof
A stowaway aboard a ship that docked last week in the Port of Camden is now a virtual prisoner on the vessel, says its captain, because no country will claim him.
With just six days until the Melbourne In-Port Race most of the VOR crews are back from thier breaks and will shortly be on the water again to commence training.
