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  • Aluminium Marine Hands Over New-Generation 24m Catamaran

    20 May 2013

    Incat Crowther announced the delivery of Cobia, a 24m Catamaran built by Aluminium Marine in Queensland, Australia to Cruise Whitsundays. Cobia is the fourth vessel utilising the new-generation 24m design, following on from Fantasea Sunrise, Freedom Sovereign and Riverside Avalon. The design, featuring modern sleek styling, efficient construction, and a robust and stable hull, has […]

  • MacArtney’s Docking Head for Schmidt Ocean Institute ROV

    14 October 2016
    Equipment

    MacArtney has supplied Mermac D docking head for Schmidt Ocean Institute remotely operated vehicle (ROV), soon to be deployed on a sea study. The SuBastian ROV will be deployed onboard R/V Falkor during the surface microlayer and air-sea boundary cruise. The Mermac D will aid in launch and recovery of the ROV system, which is […]

  • India: IWAI Keeps Brahmaputra Waterways Open

    28 August 2012

    The Union Minister of Shipping, Shri G.K. Vasan informed the Rajya Sabha today in a written reply to a question that the Dhubri to Sadiya stretch of River Brahmaputra in Assam of about 891 kms has been declared as National Waterway in the year 1988. The Inland Waterways Authority of India (IWAI) is developing and […]

  • Indo-Bangladesh Dredging Agreed

    24 November 2015
    Business & Finance

    Secretary shipping level talks between India and Bangladesh were held in New Delhi last week. The Indian delegation was led by Shri Rajive Kumar from the Ministry of Shipping, and Bangladesh delegation was led by Mr. Shafique Alam Mehdi, Secretary of the Ministry of Shipping. The two parties appreciated close cooperation and achievements made so far, expressing hope that the […]

  • Port of Brisbane links up $500mln sustainability-linked loan

    15 June 2023
    Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Ports & Logistics

    The Port of Brisbane, Australia’s largest and most diverse capital city port, has agreed to terms on a $500 million sustainability-linked loan.

  • CARIS Supports Bathymetric Mapping in Atlantic Ocean

    29 July 2014
    Business & Finance, Operations & Maintenance

    In the latter half of 2013 the British Royal Research Ship, RRS James Cook, set sail for the Atlantic to conduct the field work component of a European Research Council funded project, Reconstructing abrupt changes in chemistry and circulation of the equatorial Atlantic Ocean: Implications for global climate and deep-water habitats (CACH). The expedition was […]

  • BV: LNG as fuel gaining momentum

    9 September 2014

    An immediate demand for LNG as fuel for container shipping in eco-zones, such as North Europe or the United States, can be expected in the near future, Philippe Donche-Gay, Executive Vice-President of Marine and Offshore Division at Bureau Veritas told our reporters at this year’s SMM exhibition and conference in Hamburg. Donche-Gay said that adoption of […]

  • Bolwerk to Build Pionersky New Terminal

    27 November 2017
    Business & Finance, Project & Tenders

    FSUE Rosmorport has just announced the results of the limited participation competition to select a general contractor that will build new international marine terminal in Pionersky, Kaliningrad Region. According to the company, the winner of the contract worth over $125 million is Bolwerk LLC. Overall the new sea terminal project includes, berth constructions works, coastal protection, protecting structures, […]

  • VIDEO: MS Veendam Rescues Pilot from Pacific Crash

    28 January 2015
    Business & Finance

    Holland America Line’s ms Veendam answered a request for assistance on Sunday, Jan. 25, 2015 from the United States Coast Guard to rescue a pilot who had ditched his single-engine Cirrus SR-22 after he experienced a mechanical issue with the fuel system. The pilot was located approximately 225 nautical miles off the coast of Maui, […]

  • Italian Shipbuilder Fincantieri Delivers Costa Fascinosa

    7 May 2012
    Business & Finance

    Costa Fascinosa, the new flagship of Costa Cruises, was delivered to the cruise line on Saturday, May 5, by shipbuilder Fincantieri in Venice, Italy. Officially handed over at the Venice Passenger Terminal, Costa Fascinosa — with sister ship Costa Favolosa — is the largest Italian-flagged cruise ship afloat. The delivery ceremony was attended by Italy’s […]

  • AXYS’ Wave Buoy Assists Costa Concordia Salvage Operation

    17 September 2013
    Business & Finance, Operations & Maintenance

    AXYS Technologies Inc. (AXYS) have supplied a TRIAXYS wave buoy to aid in the salvage operation of the Costa Concordia cruise ship. The salvage operation is the largest of its kind ever conducted and is expected to be completed within the next few days. If successful, the salvage company, Titan Salvage, will refloat the ship […]

  • Capital Product Partners Charters Out Two

    12 December 2014
    Business & Finance

    Marshall Islands shipowner Capital Product Partners said it has secured time charter employment for the M/T Aias and M/T Arionas. The 2008-built cruide oil carrier M/T Aias will be employed with Repsol Trading S.A. for three years at a gross daily rate of USD 26,500, the company detailed. Previously the vessel was employed under a […]

  • All Ready for the Pionersky Development Project

    21 November 2017
    Business & Finance, Project & Tenders

    FSUE “Rosmorport” has received a permit for the construction of sea port infrastructure in Pionersky, Kaliningrad Region. Along with this permit, the company also obtained permits to carry out land reclamation works. Overall the new sea terminal project includes, berth constructions works, coastal protection, protecting structures, reclaiming 5.16 hectares of new land, aids to navigation, crossing points […]

  • European shipyards, equipment manufacturers call for EU protection from COVID-19 crisis

    2 April 2020

    SEA Europe: Europe risks to lose its strategic maritime technology sector to Asia.

  • Opening of Marseille Fos Giant Repair Yard Delayed

    8 July 2015
    Business & Finance

    The scheduled re-opening this autumn of Marseille Fos port’s giant Drydock 10 shiprepair facility, which is undergoing a €28 million (USD 31.8m) renovation after being closed since 2000, will be delayed for six months, the port authority said. The delay follows a concrete pile-driving mishap in March when a small section of wall at the […]

  • Opening of Marseille Fos Giant Repair Yard Delayed

    8 July 2015
    Business & Finance

    The scheduled re-opening this autumn of Marseille Fos port’s giant Drydock 10 shiprepair facility, which is undergoing a €28 million (USD 31.8m) renovation after being closed since 2000, will be delayed for six months, the port authority said. The delay follows a concrete pile-driving mishap in March when a small section of wall at the […]

  • Japanese Shipyards Best Bidders for Construction of Marshall Islands’ New Vessels

    26 September 2012

    Two Japanese shipyards, Kegoya Dock Co. Ltd. and ISB Co., Ltd, have won contracts worth $16 million to build two vessels for the Marshall Islands. Kegoya Dock Co. Ltd. in Hiroshima won the contract to build the cargo passenger type vessel, while ISB Co., Ltd. in Chiba won the bid to build the landing craft type […]

  • Shepparton Conducts Hydrographic Surveys of Clarence Strait

    12 July 2013
    Business & Finance, Operations & Maintenance

    HMAS Shepparton’s Hydrographic Department have been hard at work, conducting high resolution surveys of the Australian coastline. The Paluma Class Survey Motor Launch (SML) is currently conducting survey operations between Clarence Strait and the approaches to Darwin Harbour. Commanding Officer of Shepparton, Lieutenant Commander Michael Kumpis says the aim of this survey is to support […]

  • Bathymetric Mapping in Atlantic Completed

    29 July 2014

    In the latter half of 2013 the British Royal Research Ship, RRS James Cook, set sail for the Atlantic to conduct the field work component of a European Research Council funded project, Reconstructing abrupt changes in chemistry and circulation of the equatorial Atlantic Ocean: Implications for global climate and deep-water habitats (CACH).   The expedition […]

  • European Commission Clears Rescue Aid for Uljanik

    23 January 2018
    Business & Finance, Equipment, Technology, Vessels

    The European Commission has found Croatian plans to grant Uljanik shipyard a State guarantee for a €96 million loan in line with EU State aid rules. The measure will allow the company to meet urgent liquidity needs while preparing a restructuring plan, whilst competition distortions are limited, the European Commission announced yesterday. As part of […]

  • Shepparton Conducts Surveys of Australian Coastline

    12 July 2013

    HMAS Shepparton’s Hydrographic Department have been hard at work, conducting high resolution surveys of the Australian coastline. The Paluma Class Survey Motor Launch (SML) is currently conducting survey operations between Clarence Strait and the approaches to Darwin Harbour. Commanding Officer of Shepparton, Lieutenant Commander Michael Kumpis says the aim of this survey is to support […]

  • BV: Adoption of LNG as Fuel Progressive Transition

    9 September 2014
    Business & Finance

    An immediate demand for LNG as fuel for container shipping in eco-zones, such as North Europe or the United States, can be expected in the near future, Philippe Donche-Gay, Executive Vice-President of Marine and Offshore Division at Bureau Veritas told our reporters at this year’s SMM exhibition and conference in Hamburg. Donche-Gay said that adoption of […]

  • Boskalis Secures Adelaide Deal

    13 March 2019
    Business & Finance

    Boskalis has won a contract for the widening of the Port Adelaide Outer Harbor shipping channel in Australia. The project was awarded by port owner and operator Flinders Ports and the contract carries a total value of approximately EUR 40 million. “Boskalis has been appointed to widen the shipping channel to 170 meters from the current 130 […]

  • UK: Pendennis Shipyard Completes Refit of Motor Yacht Dona Amélia

    1 February 2012

    The classic 1929 gentleman’s motor yacht Dona Amélia, recently departed Falmouth after completion of a four-month refit at Pendennis. Works included routine maintenance (engineering survey, service and renovation of her original 1928 Krupp Germania Werft main Engines, overhaul of her generators, AC, water makers, thrusters, hydraulics, windlass). At 71m she is the largest yacht to […]

  • GEO.xyz Expands its Fleet with New Survey and Support Vessel ‘GEOSURVEYOR VI’ (Belgium)

    14 July 2011
    Operations & Maintenance

      GEO.xyz announces the latest addition to it’s fleet of survey & support vessels. “GEOSURVEYOR VI” was delivered to GEO.xyz in June, the Belgian Head quartered company, specialising in hydrographic & geophysical surveys. The vessel is the third addition to GEO.xyz’s fleet of survey & support vessels this year. “GEOSURVEYOR VI” has a MCA cat. […]