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An Alternative Route to Greener Shipping

Jul 02, 2010

The management of Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions from shipping has been widely talked about and extensively reported on over the past six months. The disappointment of COP 15 and the resulting lack of clarity has caused some frustration…

Crowley Honors Two Webb Students

Jul 02, 2010

Two undergraduate students, Andrew Lachtman and Lidia Mouravieff, at the Webb Institute in Glen Cove, N.Y. were awarded Thomas B. Crowley Sr. Memorial scholarships for their community service and academic achievements.  Retired U.S. Coast Guard Rear Adm…

Crowley Honors USMMA Midshipman Kevin Kinsella

Jul 02, 2010

Crowley Maritime Corporation presented U.S. Merchant Marine Academy Midshipman Kevin Kinsella with the Maritime Security Enhancement Award, during the academy's graduation awards convocation.   Charles Hill, chairman of the academy's alumni foundation…

Rickmers ChristensFour Containerships

Jul 02, 2010

Even for Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI), the world’s largest shipyard group, it was a remarkable occasion. In a quadruple naming ceremony at HHI’s Ulsan shipyard on July 2, Rickmers Group christened four ultra-large container ships (ULCS) of 13…

Financing Offshore Ventures in Today’s Economic Climate

Jul 01, 2010

Regardless of today’s economic and financial reality, wealth creation and oil prosperity go hand in hand.  While the medium to long term prospects are good, it is a major challenge for the offshore and maritime communities to secure the financing…

Deepwater Horizon—Further proof that oil and water don’t mix

Jul 01, 2010

Maritime Reporter invited Carleen Lyden-Kluss, Co-Founder and Executive Director of the North American Marine Environment Protection Association to provide an overview of the Deepwater Horizon disaster in the Gulf of Mexico.On April 20…

Random Roamings within the Moran Fleet

Jul 01, 2010

We all appreciated Don Sutherland's celebration of the 150 years of Moran towing (Maritime Reporter & Engineering News, April 2010).  It was an exciting collection of vignettes on the life of the company and of its founder, Michael Moran.  There…

ClassNK Opens Three New Offices

Jul 01, 2010

Nippon Kaiji Kyokai (ClassNK) announced the opening of three new surveyor offices in Tartous, Syria; Callao, Peru; and Sibu, Malaysia, signalling the classification society's steady march of global expansion, served today by 112 offices globally including the three new offices…

MISC Unit Buys 4 Tankers

Jul 01, 2010

MISC Bhd said its wholly-owned unit, AET Inc Ltd, signed a contract with Samsung Heavy Industries for the purchase of four new 158,500-dwt Suezmax tankers at a cost of $67.8m each, according to a report in the Malaysia Star.  The Suezmax tankers…

Westport Shipyard Launches Composite 43m Cutter

Jul 01, 2010

Westport’s launch of the Global Response Cutter (GRC-43) from its composite patrol vessel series (CPV) represents a significant milestone while marking a return to the company’s commercial roots. The composite GRC-43 offers many advantages to…

Unique MSC Ship Trains to Deliver Fuel

Jul 01, 2010

The crew of Military Sealift Command (MSC) offshore petroleum distribution system ship MV Vice Adm. K.R. Wheeler trained recently to do something that no other ship in the world can do: pump fuel to shore from a tanker as far as eight miles out to sea…

Korea: No.1 in Global Shipbuilding

Jul 01, 2010

Korea's shipbuilding industry is on a roll as it secured the top spot in the global market in the first quarter of this year. The Ministry of Strategy and Finance said that Korea accounted for over 40 percent of the market, followed by China at 34 percent and Japan with just 4 percent…

EBDG Adds Staff

Jul 01, 2010

Elliott Bay Design Group (EBDG) added to its staff in both Seattle and New Orleans. Marine designer Jason Haik is joining EBDG's Seattle office, bringing 12 years of marine experience and extensive skills in AutoCAD, ShipConstructor and Rhino…

GNMTC Orders Cruise Ship from STX France

Jul 01, 2010

GNMTC signed a contract with STX France to build a new cruise ship. The 139,400 ton vessel will be 333 x 38 m and include 1,739 passenger cabins and 732 crew cabins. Delivery of this ship is scheduled for December 2012. Founded in 1975, GNMTC…

Northrop Grumman: $175m Advance Procurement Contract

Jul 01, 2010

The U.S. Navy awarded a $175 million cost-plus-fixed fee contract to Northrop Grumman for advance procurement of long-lead materials and performance of engineering/planning efforts for LHA 7, the second in the Navy's newest class of large-deck amphibious assault ships…

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