Latest News - page 2748

 

Panama Canal FY 2010 Q1 Metrics

Jan 21, 2010

The Panama Canal Authority (ACP) released first quarter (Q1) operational metrics for fiscal year 2010. In Q1, Canal Waters Time (CWT), the average time it takes a vessel to transit the Canal (including waiting time for passage) significantly decreased…

T&T Bisso Refloats Grounded Vessel

Jan 21, 2010

T&T Bisso successfully refloated a bulk carrier that ran aground near Gwadar Port in Pakistan.Led by Salvage Master V. Seva, T&T Bisso mobilized a salvage team that included a naval architect and dive team, along with a high-horsepower tug…

MMS Awards $67M for CIAP Grants in 2009

Jan 21, 2010

The Minerals Management Service (MMS) announced that it awarded $67m in grants to Alabama, Alaska, Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas and their political subdivisions in 2009 through the Coastal Impact Assistance Program (CIAP).Created by the Energy Policy Act of 2005…

Statoil Gets Norwegian Continental Shelf Licenses

Jan 21, 2010

Statoil has been awarded shares in eight exploration licenses on the Norwegian continental shelf. The company is operator on six of them. The award, which comprises 38 production licenses, is split between 25 for the North Sea, ten for the Norwegian Sea and three for the Barents Sea…

Canadian Maritime Engineering Buys Breton Gray

Jan 21, 2010

Canadian Maritime Engineering of Dartmouth Nova Scotia announced the purchase of Brenton Gray Boatyards of Sambro Head. Located near the approaches to Halifax Harbour, Brenton Gray Shipyard has a long history of ship repair and two marine slipways…

Nyda New Chairman, CEO at Davie Yards

Jan 21, 2010

Davie Yards Inc. (TSX:DAV) announced that Gustav Johan Nydal will be joining the corporation as President and CEO. Nydal-who has extensive experience in the marine industry-is taking over for Steinar Kulen, who will become Chairman of the Board of Davie…

Solar Installed on LA Shipping Warehouses

Jan 21, 2010

PMA member Research Tool & Die Works, a shipbuilding industry manufacturers, has just installed a massive 225-kilowatt solar system on its facility in an industrial hub of shipping warehouses in Los Angeles. The company manufactures marine electrical hardware such as wireways.

This Day in Coast Guard History – Jan. 22

Jan 21, 2010

1944- Coast Guardsmen participated in the landings at Anzio-Nettuno, Italy.1987- The Coast Guard established the Air Interdiction Facility at Norfolk Naval Air Station.  The aircrews flew two loaned Navy E-2C Hawkeye aircraft on narcotics interdiction patrols…

This Day in Naval History – Jan. 22

Jan 21, 2010

1800 - CAPT Thomas Tingey ordered to duty as first Superintendent of the Washington Navy Yard1944 - Operation Shingle, Allied landing at Anzio, Italy(Source: Navy News Service)

Grandweld Wins Contract for Salvage Tugs

Jan 21, 2010

Grandweld, a United Arab Emirates-based shipbuilding, ship repair and conversion specialist, has secured a major contract worth $128m for the construction of three new Salvage Tugs for Sogeport-GICEP of Algeria. Grandweld is a division of GMMOS Group…

Pirates Release M/V Maran Centaurus

Jan 21, 2010

On 18 January 2010, the Greek crude Oil Tanker M/V Maran Centaurus was released outside Haradere off the coast of Somalia.The M/V Maran Centaurus, with a crew of 28, among them nine Greek, 16 Filipinos, two Ukrainian and one Romanian, was hijacked on 29 November in the Somali Bassin…

Maiden Voyage Cargo: a River Steamer

Jan 21, 2010

Shipping company owner Peter Harren said declared the building of four specialized heavy lift vessels at Lloyd Werft in Bremerhaven “a grand achievement.” At the same time, Harren backed up the hope that Rüdiger Pallentin, Managing Director…

Topaz Completes Fujairah Project

Jan 21, 2010

Topaz Energy and Marine, through its subsidiary Nico International Hydrospace, part of the newly established Topaz Engineering division, has completed the Vopak Horizon Fujairah Limited Phase 5 – Marine Extension Project. Topaz executed in subcontract…

Cox Disappointed by Asian Carp Ruling

Jan 21, 2010

Michigan Attorney General Mike Cox said he is extremely disappointed that the United States Supreme Court declined to immediately close Chicago-area locks that could stop Asian carp from entering the Great Lakes, but is pleased that Michigan's…

Safety Measures Protect Ship from Piracy

Jan 21, 2010

Jamaica-flagged M/V Miltiades came under attack and successfully deterred suspected pirates Jan. 17, while transiting approximately 130 nautical miles southwest of Al Mukalla, Yemen.The pirate skiff fired on the M/V with AK-47 rifles. The…

Current News

India Approves More Russian Insurers to Provide Marine Cover at Ports

Egypt's Suez Canal Offers 15% Discount to Win Back Big Container Ships As Trade War Stabilizes

DynaMoor Mooring Put to the Test in Japan

Net Feasa Unveils Agentic Control Tower Shipping Container Booking Platform

Subscribe for Maritime Logistics Professional E‑News