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Cleaner Energy Policy Makers' 'Travel Guide'

Jul 17, 2012

Energy Research Centre of the Netherlands (ENC) offers a 'Travel Guide' to help policy makers formulate clean energy strategiesThe summary provides some key lessons and recommendations for policy making amidst the uncertainties and hectics that come with the energy transition…

ECDIS Course Comes with Free Manual

Jul 17, 2012

ECDIS Ltd. offer a complimentary manual worth US$ 540 to attendees at any of its MCA approved IMO 1.27 Model ECDIS coursesThe offer is good for all dates in August and November 2012.The ECDIS Manual written by Peter Thornton MBE is published by Witherby Seamanship…

Catastrophic Equipment Failures of VFD and HF Systems

Jul 16, 2012

Catastrophic Equipment Failures of VFD and HF Systems For  Electric Propulsion Systems are Alarming SituationStandard requirement:  Systems need better self-monitoring and protectionCommercial and military users of electric propulsion…

Arctic Shield 2012: USCG Mounts Historic Arctic Effort

Jul 16, 2012

While it seems that half the world is monitoring the oil and gas exploration activities of Royal Dutch Shell (Shell Oil) on the United States outer continental shelf (OCS) in waters of the Chukchi and Beaufort Seas off the north coast of Alaska…

Krill VFMMS on Three Shell “Alaska Project” Vessels

Jul 16, 2012

Krill Systems, which provides Vessel Fuel Measurement and Monitoring Systems (VFMMS), reports success in the installation and sea trial of Krill VFMMS systems on-board three support vessels operating as part of the Shell Alaska Arctic offshore drilling project…

Stolt Valor Salvage Ops Progress in Bahrain

Jul 16, 2012

As the Kingdom of Bahrain gears up to host the 2012 World Maritime Day Parallel Event in October under the theme “IMO: 100 years after the Titanic”, maritime safety and protection of the environment has always been the top priority for the General…

German Container Ship Abandoned mid-Atlantic

Jul 16, 2012

An explosion & then fire in a cargo hold caused the crew of 'MSC Flaminia' to abandon ship mid-way between UK & Canada At 10:07 on Saturday 14, July 2012 Falmouth Coastguard received the relayed 'Mayday' broadcast from the German registered…

Shell Arctic Drillship's Close Shave

Jul 16, 2012

Shell Oil drilling vessel 'Nobel Discoverer' dragged anchor to within 500 feet of an island near Dutch Harbor in Unalaska Bay, Aleutian Islands“While moored off the coast of Dutch Harbor, the Noble Discoverer drill ship drifted toward land and stopped very near the coast…

Chinese Shipyard Building Treasure Ship Replica

Jul 16, 2012

A replica of Admiral Zheng He's 15th Century ship is under construction in Nanjing, & will set sail to retrace worldwide voyages in 2014The replica will undertake its first of eight expeditions after going on a trial journey in August 2014…

Uncharted Red Sea Underwater Mountain Discovered

Jul 16, 2012

British survey ship 'HMS Echo' discovers a previously uncharted underwater 'mountain' on the bed of the Red Sea the size of the rock of GibraltarThe hi-tech sonar suites of the Devonport-based survey ship mapped the huge feature for the first time…

Maersk Ships Save US$ 90-million on Energy Using KPI

Jul 15, 2012

By measuring the individual performance of its ships by KPI (Key Performance Indicators) Maersk Line save on fuel costsIn three years Maersk Line says it has saved almost USD 90 million in energy costs by measuring the performance of individual vessels…

This Day in Naval History - July 13

Jul 13, 2012

From the Navy News Service:  1863 - USS Wyoming battled Japanese warlord's forces. 1939 - Appointment of Rear Adm. Richard Byrd as commanding officer of 1939-1941 Antarctic Expedition. 1943 - During Battle of Kolombangara in Solomon Islands…

Containershipping: When will the Comeback Commence?

Jul 13, 2012

Talk about ups and downs. In 2009, the container shipping industry lost US$16 billion. In 2010, it made a profit of $20 billion, and last year was back in the red ink business with an $8 billion loss. This year? Break even is about the best…

New Training Program on Galley Safety

Jul 13, 2012

The galley is the heart of every vessel. A well-functioning galley keeps crews healthy and productive. A poorly ran galley causes lost man-hours due to food borne illnesses and injuries, costing companies millions, and in some cases, costing crewmembers their lives…

STATS Group Appoints First Middle East Director

Jul 13, 2012

Pipeline engineering company, STATS Group, has appointed Angus Bowie as Regional Director for the Middle East North Africa (MENA) in a move which heralds a major expansion in the region.Mr Bowie was previously Technical Director and has…

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Bunge Charters Argentine Soy Meal Cargo to China

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NYK-TDG Maritime Academy Celebrates 80 Graduates

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Israel Attacks Three Yemen Ports

Gladstone Ports Welcomes New CEO

Gladstone Ports Welcomes New CEO

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