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”Maritime Cyprus” ends urging Turkey to lift embargo on Cyprus ship
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”Maritime Cyprus” ends urging Turkey to lift embargo on Cyprus ship

Turkey, an EU candidate country, should lift its embargo against Cypriot flagged vessels and thus fully implement the Customs Union Protocol it has already signed late July. This was underlined today at a press conference marking the closing of this year’s ”Maritime Cyprus 2005” Conference that took

about 21 years ago
Wood Group to OperateSevan Marine’s FPSO in the Piranema Field
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Wood Group to OperateSevan Marine’s FPSO in the Piranema Field

Wood Group Chosen to Operate and Maintain Sevan Marine’s SSP 300 FPSO in the Piranema Field, Offshore Brasil. Wood Group Chosen to Operate and Maintain Sevan Marine’s SSP 300 FPSO in the Piranema Field, Offshore Brasil .

about 21 years ago
Safeguarding the Straits of Malacca
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Safeguarding the Straits of Malacca

Representatives of 29 nations, as well as international agencies, NGOs, and representatives of the shipping industry, have cooperated on new policies to deal with piracy and maritime security in the Straits of Malacca and adjacent waters.

about 21 years ago
Taking a Global Approach to Maritime Security
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Taking a Global Approach to Maritime Security

All too often, security analysts have warned of a doomsday scenario in which terrorists use a cargo container to smuggle a nuclear bomb into the United States and detonate it in a major port, causing death and destruction, paralyzing shipping and ports around the world, and causing billions of dolla

about 21 years ago
Survey: Katrina shifted Dauphin Island; homes swept away
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Survey: Katrina shifted Dauphin Island; homes swept away

Hurricane Katrina shifted part of Dauphin Island landward and cut a mile-wide canal across its western tip, completely destroying a long line of resort homes that faced the Gulf of Mexico, a geological survey shows.

about 21 years ago
Meet ‘Britain’s largest cruise ship’
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Meet ‘Britain’s largest cruise ship’

P&O Cruises will begin operating the largest cruise ship ever built specifically for the British market from the spring of 2008, it announced this week.

about 21 years ago
Surf’s up on sports deck of RCI’s new cruise ship
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Surf’s up on sports deck of RCI’s new cruise ship

The cruise industry’s answer to “Whatever will they think of next?” is surfing – on board a ship. A surf park that makes waves for stand-up surfing or body-boarding will debut on Freedom of the Seas when the new vessel begins sailing from Miami in June.

about 21 years ago
Firm established for ship cranes
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Firm established for ship cranes

A firm claiming to be the first joint enterprise between a domestic shipyard and foreign enterprise to make ship equipment has been established.

about 21 years ago
Shipyard to pay fine for polluting local river
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Shipyard to pay fine for polluting local river

Colonna

about 21 years ago
SembCorp Marine to acquire Sabine Shipyard in Texas
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SembCorp Marine to acquire Sabine Shipyard in Texas

SINGAPORE : SembCorp Marine Ltd is buying Sabine Shipyard in Texas, US, with the aim of winning contracts for the repair or replacement of oil rigs damaged by Hurricane Katrina in the Gulf of Mexico.

about 21 years ago
Redevelopment leases radiation-contaminated buildings to Shipyard artists
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Redevelopment leases radiation-contaminated buildings to Shipyard artists

It speaks to the desperation of the artists

about 21 years ago
Port leaders concerned new law would end international shipping
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Port leaders concerned new law would end international shipping

Leaders from Wisconsin’s ports say a proposed state law would end international shipping to Wisconsin. Mike Simonson reports on a meeting of port officials Thursday in Washburn. The proposed bill is still being shaped, so port directors are hoping to do an end run before it damages shipping on Lake

about 21 years ago
GE Shipping nod to demerger plan
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GE Shipping nod to demerger plan

The board of Great Eastern Shipping Company Ltd (GE Shipping) today approved the scheme for demerger of its offshore services business into a separate company, Great Offshore Ltd (GOL). As a consideration of the demerger, shareholders of GE Shipping will be issued, at no cost, one fully paid share o

about 21 years ago
Port resolves differences over dumping dredge spoils
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Port resolves differences over dumping dredge spoils

The Port of Astoria has resolved its disputes with state agencies over the disposal of dredge spoils on Pier 3, Port Executive Director Peter Gearin told the commission at its regular workshop meeting Tuesday.

about 21 years ago
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