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Newport News Sets Heaviest Module Yet Aboard Aircraft Carrier

Oct 07, 2012

Huntington Ingalls Industries' Newport News Shipbuilding places a record 1,026-metric ton unit —aboard aircraft carrier 'Gerald R. Ford' (CVN 78).The modular unit, — roughly the weight of six Boeing 747 commercial airplanes, is one of the…

SEA Europe Appoints New Secretary General

Oct 05, 2012

The European association for shipbuilding and marine equipment, SEA Europe, has appointed Mr Douwe Cunningham as the Secretary General at the occasion of their official launch party.  Mr Cunningham the former Deputy Secretary succeeds with…

Society of Maritime Industries Donald Maxwell Award 2012

Oct 05, 2012

At the Society’s AGM Luncheon this year’s Donald Maxwell undergraduate award was presented to James Temple, who has recently completed a MEng in Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering at the University of Strathclyde. James received a check  for £1…

Report: $91B Spend on World Floating Production Systems

Oct 05, 2012

The Market - Global Floating Production Capex to Double.Douglas-Westwood (DW) forecast that between 2013 and 2017 $91bn will be spent on floating production systems (FPS) – an increase of 100% over the preceding five-year period. This growth…

G6 Alliance: Feeder Shuttle Between Germany and Gothenburg

Oct 05, 2012

The partners of the G6 Alliance will underline their commitment to the Scandinavian market and start a dedicated G6 feeder shuttle to Gothenburg. The service will provide  coverage for the time of the temporary winter suspension of Loop 3.The…

ClassNK Register Hits 8000 Ships

Oct 05, 2012

ClassNK (Chairman and President: Noboru Ueda) announced that its register surpassed the 8000 ship milestone, totaling 8036 ships of 206,927,557 gross tons as of the end of August 2012.The Society’s register topped 6000 ships in 1989 and reached 7000 in 2008…

Progress in Singapore with Navigational Safety

Oct 05, 2012

“In the coming decades, with the rise of Asia in the global economy, the importance of the Straits to the international community will grow exponentially. It is therefore essential that the Straits remain open, safe and secure.” So said Mr Lui Tuck Yew…

US Navy Photo of the Day

Oct 05, 2012

Landing Craft Air Cushion (LCAC) 24 comes ashore (deliberately) at Ocean Beach in San Francisco.LCAC demonstrated its amphibious abilties during a humanitarian assistance and disaster response exhibition to start San Francisco Fleet Week 2012…

EU Global Emission Reduction Proposal: Another Viewpoint

Oct 05, 2012

Emissions monitoring systems manufacturer, Parker Procal, welcomes EU move to monitor, report & verify emissions.The EU announced recently that it will start measuring shipping emissions from 2013 as a first step towards delivering a global…

Ranger Offshore Gains DNV Certification

Oct 05, 2012

Provider of offshore construction services, US-based Ranger Offshore, Inc., obtains various ISO Det Norske Veritas (DNV) certificates.Ranger Offshore has obtained ISO 9001, ISO 14001, OHSAS 18001 and ISO/TS 29001 certifications which are…

Latest NATO Report Indicates Pirates Still Weatherbound

Oct 05, 2012

During the reporting period of 26 September to 02 October 2012 there were no piracy related incidents in the High Risk Area (HRA).In the period the NATO Shipping Centre received one report of suspicious activity in the Southern Red Sea (SRS) Bab-al-Mandeb (BAM) and Gulf of Aden (GOA)…

Effects of Hull Fouling on Cruise Ships Study

Oct 05, 2012

Eniram collected data from + 60 cruise vessels & 38,000 sea days to highlight the financial impact of fouling across different sea areas.Eniram Limited, the Finnish provider of real-time decision support solutions for the shipping industry…

APM Terminals Starts Callao, Peru, Construction Project

Oct 05, 2012

APM Terminals Callao invests US$307-million for Phase l & ll port expansion. Executives from APM Terminals Callao and the Minister of Transport and Communications of Peru, Mr. Carlos Paredes were on hand to start the demolition of Patio Guadalupe – an old…

Clinical Study on Effects of Piracy on Seafarers

Oct 05, 2012

The Seamen’s Church Institute (SCI), with New York’s Mount Sinai School of Medicine, report on the effects of piracy on seafarers. While incidents of piracy decline off the Horn of Africa, an inestimable number of seafarers continue to bear the psychological impact of captivity by pirates…

Maersk Oil Qatar Charter 'FSO Africa'

Oct 05, 2012

'FSO Africa', owned by TI Africa, on long-term contract to Maersk Oil Qatar (MOQ) for services on the Al Shaheen Field.The contract has a fixed duration of five years from 1 October 2012 with an option granted to MOQ to extend the contract period for either one or two years…

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Barbara Scheel Agersnap Steps Down as Copenhagen Malmö Port CEO

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