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  • Yacht towed 30 miles by lifeboat

    12 September 2006

    A yacht has been towed 30 miles (50km) to Alderney after it broke down and drifted in busy shipping lanes in the middle of the English Channel. The 37ft (11.2m) Brisbane Star, with six people on board, got into difficulty while sailing in thick fog on Monday night.

  • Dive into: Multi-million and billion-dollar deals, interconnectors, innovations, acquisitions, and vessel jobs

    4 December 2023
    Authorities & Government, Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Carbon Capture Usage & Storage, Collaboration, Environment, Innovation, Project & Tenders, Regulation & Policy, Rules & Regulation, Technology, Transition, Vessels

    The maritime and offshore energy industries share a decarbonization drive and seek to develop long-term net zero solutions to combat climate woes.

  • Stricken cargo ship is refloated

    15 January 2008

    A cargo vessel carrying 643 cars has been refloated after running aground eight miles off the Norfolk coast, the Coastguard has said. The City of Sunderland was pulled free of the sandbank at Haisborough Sands, near Cromer, at about 2040 GMT.

  • Riding the escalator south

    24 December 2007

    It is tactical decision every skipper makes in any Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race. The right choice and you’re a hero. Get it wrong and it can cost you the race. And as the boats have changed over the years he equation has been shifting.

  • Ship’s master ‘asleep’ at wheel

    3 July 2007

    A ship’s master fell asleep at the wheel of a fish farm boat that ran aground on rocks, accident investigators have found. The Norwegian-registered Aqua-boy was sailing from Gigha to Kyle of Lochalsh last November when it got into difficulty off Mull.

  • Ship sinks in Japan after collision

    13 April 2006

    Philippin-registered container ship sank Thursday near the mouth of Tokyo Bay, after colliding with a Japanese freighter, according to local media reports. The 6182-ton “Eastern Challenger” sank shortly after 12:00 a.m.local time (0300 GMT

  • New UK partnership to assist engineers in overcoming career break bias

    6 October 2022
    Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Human Capital, Outlook & Strategy

    Petrofac has teamed with STEM Returners to launch a jobs scheme, which will help engineers return to STEM-related work after a career break.

  • Green Party: New Zealand Gov’t Should Cut Tax Breaks for Oil Firms

    5 June 2013

    The New Zealand Government should stop its multimillion dollar tax breaks to the oil and gas industry and use the money saved to support the transition to clean energy, Gareth Hughes, Green Party energy spokesman said. Hughes was responding to new information in the WWF New Zealand report “Fossil Fuel Finance in New Zealand,” that […]

  • $28.5mn boost for shipbuilding industry

    27 December 2010

    The booming shipbuilding industry in Bangladesh is set to get 2bn taka ($28.5mn) refinancing fund as the central bank reviews the scheme at its board meeting tomorrow. A Bangladesh Bank (BB) official said yesterday that the bank was keen to start funding the growing shipbuilding industry under the refinancing scheme.

  • Damen Fast Crew Supplier 5009

    6 September 2007

    For the ever growing need of crude and because of its rising price, development of wells in deep water is becoming more common every day. To keep up with the pace of developments in that sense, the requirements for its support industry are getting more stringent. Deeper wells usually are at a bigger distance offshore.

  • GOGL – Sale of vessels and time charter contracts

    6 June 2007

    Golden Ocean Group Limited (“Golden Ocean” or the “Company”) has agreed to get released from the bare boat agreements for the two 1990 built Panamax vessels “M/V Golden Glory” and “M/V Golden Gem” against purchasing the vessels for $11 million per vessel.

  • Gati to buy Rs 60-cr container vessel

    21 March 2006

    Gati Ltd plans to buy a container vessel for Rs 60 crore. Gati Coast to Coast, the shipping division of Gati Ltd, will get the 444-TEU vessel from a Bangkok shipping yard in the next 15months, Kumaran, Vice-President, Gati Coast to Coast, told Business Line.

  • Holland America sued for “unsanitary” cruise

    1 April 2005

    A California woman and her son have sued cruise operator Holland America Line for unspecified damages after getting sick on a cruise where they said toilets overflowed and crew members were seen with prostitutes at ports of call. Bernice Oltman, 81, and her son, Jack Oltman.

  • 2nd LNG-powered ferry joins TT-Line’s fleet

    28 November 2022
    Business & Finance, Business Developments & Projects, Green Marine, Transition, Vessels

    Germany-based ferry owner and operator TT-Line has taken delivery of its second green ship, the LNG-powered Peter Pan. The RoPax ferry was handed over during a signing ceremony held this morning at the Chinese shipyard Nanjing Jinling. The vessel features a length of 230 meters and a breadth of 31 meters, with dual-fuel engines produced […]

  • TT-Line Selects Wartsila Exhaust Gas Cleaning Systems

    13 November 2013

    Wartsila has been contracted by TT-Line, the German-Swedish ferry operator, to retrofit an exhaust gas cleaning system to its Ro-Pax vessel, the “M/S Robin Hood” as part of TT-Line’s Green Ship strategy. The full turnkey project will be managed by Wärtsilä thereby minimizing downtime and risk, whilst guaranteeing performance and regulatory compliance. The contract was […]

  • Platts introduces LNG-fuel vessels based TCE

    10 February 2022
    Regulation & Policy

    S&P Global Platts, an independent energy markets information provider, has launched time charter equivalent (TCE) assessments for Newcastlemax class dry bulk ships using LNG as bunker fuel.

  • Alaska LNG Project Takes Step Forward

    9 May 2014

    Joined by hundreds of Alaskans, including pipefitters, skilled workers, apprentices, welders, and legislators, Governor Sean Parnell on Thursday moved Alaska one step closer to a gasline by signing Senate Bill 138. Introduced by the governor, SB 138 advances a large-diameter Alaska natural gas pipeline project and empowers Alaska to become an owner in the Alaska […]

  • STX Turku Floats-Out Highly Innovative ‘Mein Schiff 3’

    11 November 2013

    The float-out of Mein Schiff 3, an environmentally friendly cruise ship being built for TUI Cruises, was performed at STX Turku Shipyard on Friday 8 November 2013. “We are very pleased to float out this superb cruise ship according to schedule. After this float-out, the work will continue very intensively with final installation of the […]

  • STX Turku Launches Mein Schiff 3 Built for TUI Cruises

    11 November 2013
    Business & Finance

    The float-out of Mein Schiff 3, an environmentally friendly cruise ship being built for TUI Cruises, was performed at STX Turku Shipyard on Friday 8 November 2013. “We are very pleased to float out this superb cruise ship according to schedule. After this float-out, the work will continue very intensively with final installation of the […]

  • Medical emergency on board ship

    18 August 2006

    The HSS fast-ferry sailing between Northern Ireland and Scotland has had to return to Belfast because of a medical emergency. A passenger took ill on the 1220 BST sailing on Friday. A doctor on board the ship advised the captain that the patient needed to get off the vessel as quickly as possible.

  • B&Q sets new record

    4 April 2006

    Ellen MacArthur and her crew of four crossed the finish line off the coast of Qingdao, China to complete Leg 3 of the Asian Record Circuit at 09:04:46 GMT today setting record number 4 in a time of 1 day, 2 minutes and 53 seconds.

  • Sailing: Record Entries for this week’s YouthSail 2005

    19 April 2005

    Yachting New Zealand has received record entries for the annual Youth Sail 2005 Regatta which gets underway this Thursday, April 21. Results will determine the selection of the 2005 Yachting New Zealand Youth Team to go to the ISAF World Youth Championships in Korea in July.

  • Record Tonnage Volume Changed Hands in 2014

    23 February 2015
    Business & Finance

    A record volume of tonnage is reported to have changed hands in 2014 and reported secondhand sales rose by 29% year-on-year to total 51.0m GT in 2014, according to Clarksons. The reported value of secondhand sales activity totalled USD 26.1bn, up 26% y-o-y. There was interest in the larger sizes and the average size of […]

  • BP ramps up Tortue gas resource potential with new well

    1 July 2019

    UK-based energy giant and LNG player BP has ramped up natural gas resource potential at the Greater Tortue Ahmeyim field offshore Mauritania and Senegal.

  • The future of fair and bias-free recruitment

    27 October 2020

    This Navingo Career skills session, hosted by Ivo Winkes, Partner LTP Online, gave wonderful insights on the future of recruitment and provided various tips for a talent first future.