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GL Noble Denton Appoints Head of Marine Casualty Investigation

May 09, 2012

Mr John Walker has been appointed as head of GL Noble Denton's growing Marine Casualty Investigation practice for the Americas region.Based in the New York office, John leads a team of expert marine engineers, master mariners and naval architects…

"Sail-In" to Congress on Benefits of U.S. Maritime Industry

May 09, 2012

An estimated 155 American maritime industry representatives from throughout the country are gathering today in Washington, D.C. for the third-annual “Sail-In.”  This eclectic group of maritime professionals is gathering to update Congress…

ITIC Says: Ship Managers Must Beware of Increase in Claims by Owners

May 09, 2012

International Transport Intermediaries Club (ITIC) says it has seen a noticeable increase in claims against ship managers by shipowners who are going through difficult financial times. In the latest issue of its Claims Review, ITIC notes that…

American P&I Club 100 Day Initiative

May 09, 2012

The American P&I Club is this month launching an ambitious initiative aimed at feeding 100 needy families for 100 days in embattled Greece, as well as supporting children with special needs.In a link-up with three long-established charities in Greece…

NOL Group: $254m 1Q Loss

May 09, 2012

High fuel costs, low freight rates conspire to create tough 1QNOL Group, the Singapore-based container shipping and logistics company, reported a first quarter 2012 net loss of 254 million compared to a net loss of $10 million in the same period last year…

Fairly New USCG Cutter Needs Hull Repairs

May 09, 2012

New U.S. Coastguard ship has rust patches, holes in the hullCapt. Charles Cashin, who commands the Coast Guard’s newest national security cutter, the Stratton, said he called in engineers last month when his crew discovered a trio of “pinholes”…

High-speed Craft Operator Fined in NZ

May 09, 2012

A New Zealand high-speed craft passenger vessel operator has been fined heavily for failure to deal with cases of passenger injuries A high speed vessel operator's failure to investigate and address the causes of a series of serious back injuries to passengers has earned it a conviction…

Remontowa Group Opens Service Centre in West Africa

May 08, 2012

Remontowa Group are commencing operations in West Africa providing direct access to Remontowa's experience and know-how for owners and operators of offshore support vessels.The new entity, Remontowa Marine Services Namibia, will increase…

Donjon Refloats NY Car Ferry

May 08, 2012

Donjon Marine Refloats car ferry GOV. HERBERT H. LEHMAN. After a competitive bidding process, in late March 2012 Donjon Marine was awarded a job to refloat the 277-foot Ex-Staten Island, NY car ferry Gov. Herbert H. Lehman.   The vessel sank in the Hudson River while in layup in Newburg…

Battelle Wins $15 Million USACE Contract

May 08, 2012

Five-year contract provides environmental expertise for maintaining the nation's waterways. Battelle has won a five-year, $15 million contract to support and consult with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), New England District, North Atlantic Division…

Siemens Wins Navy Contract

May 08, 2012

Siemens Industry, Inc. (NYSE: SI) wona contract to equip two U.S. Navy Auxiliary General Oceanographic Research (AGOR) vessels with its unique diesel electric propulsion solution at Dakota Creek Industries Inc. (DCI), located in Anacortes, Wash…

Safety at Sea Focus of National Maritime Day Seminar

May 08, 2012

NAMEPA’s May 21st Event features Shipboard Safety, Piracy and  Seafarer Issues. Just months after the Costa Concordia accident, and amid daily reports of piracy and needless accidents at sea, the North American Marine Environment Protection…

World Fisheries Congress Opens in Edinburgh

May 08, 2012

HRH The Duke of Rothesay addressed global fisheries leaders on sustainability. The world’s fisheries community gathered in Edinburgh today (Tuesday, 8 May) to discuss the future of sustainable fishing at the 6th World Fisheries Congress…

GAC's New Counter Piracy Partnerships

May 08, 2012

GAC Protective Solutions, Powered by AKE, has entered into two new strategic partnerships with the innovators of anti-piracy technologies to help protect vessels, cargoes and seafarers: Unifire's SEASERPENT Anti-Pirate Water Cannon System and…

ClassNK, NAPA Collaborate on SEEMP Solution

May 08, 2012

ClassNK joins with NAPA to bring best-in-class SEEMP solution to market; ClassNK expertise combined with NAPA software creates environmental solution to increase eco-efficiency and reduce fuel consumption. ClassNK, the world's largest ship classification society and NAPA…

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Federal Maritime Commission Publishes Update of its Official Case Law Reporter

Federal Maritime Commission Publishes Update of its Official Case Law Reporter

Los Angeles June Imports Rebound as Retailers Stock Up Ahead of Holiday Season

Los Angeles June Imports Rebound as Retailers Stock Up Ahead of Holiday Season

Port of Green Bay Shares June Tonnage

Port of Green Bay Shares June Tonnage

Russian Urals Freight Rates Fall, But Possible Sanctions Cause Uncertainty

Russian Urals Freight Rates Fall, But Possible Sanctions Cause Uncertainty

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Traders say that although the price of Russian Urals oil has fallen, new sanctions could change this.
Iranian lawmaker: Strait of Hormuz is still being reviewed, and no decision has been made yet about closing it
South Korea is preparing to issue an order to airlines to inspect fuel switches on Boeing jets