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SSI Urges IMO to Tackle GHG Emissions from Shipping

Apr 04, 2016

The Sustainable Shipping Initiative (SSI) has called on the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) to show its true intent to reduce Greenhouse Gas emissions from shipping at the forthcoming Marine Environmental Protection Committee meeting (MEPC 69)…

S. Korean Shipyards Order Books Empty?

Apr 04, 2016

The global slump in the shipbuilding industry means that South Korea's ship yards have to look far and wide for new orders.  Combined, the three major yards have only received one order in the first quarter of the year. Daewoo Shipbuilding…

CMA CGM Pays Tribute to Zaha Hadid, Architect of CMA CGM Tower

Apr 04, 2016

CMA CGM, a leading worldwide shipping Group, pays tribute to Zaha Hadid, who sadly died on March 31st. Zaha Hadid a renowned architect and 2004 Pritzker Prize Winner, completed the CMA CGM Tower in Marseilles as one of her major projects. In 2004…

Otto Marine Offloads Support Vessel for $38mln

Apr 04, 2016

Singapore-based Otto Marine Limited has signed a  Memorandum of Agreement to sell a Work Maintenance Vessel known as SOC  ENDEAVOUR to an unspecified party through  its wholly owned subsidiary,  Koi  Marine Limited.  The  sale of the vessel…

Taqa Extends Wood Group Contract

Apr 04, 2016

Wood Group has secured a two-year contract extension with TAQA in the North Sea. Wood Group PSN, will continue to provide engineering, construction and maintenance services to five offshore assets - Cormorant Alpha, North Cormorant, Eider…

Richards Takes over for Bennett as Chevron VP

Apr 04, 2016

Chevron Corporation today announced that Randolph S. Richards has been named corporate vice president and treasurer, effective May 1, 2016. Richards replaces Paul V. Bennett, who is retiring from the position after 36 years of service with the company…

US Judge Approves BP Civil Settlement with US Government over 2010 Spill

Apr 04, 2016

U.S. Judge Carl Barbier granted final approval on Monday to BP Plc's civil settlement over its 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill after it reached a deal in July 2015 to pay up to $18.7 billion in penalties to the U.S. government and five states…

Navigating 2016’s Marine Insurance Market

Apr 04, 2016

Marine insurance may have the distinction of being the oldest line of insurance in existence, but it’s not letting its venerable age hinder its growth or flexibility. Given the new, emerging and increasingly complex risks faced by the maritime industry…

Maritime HR Trends: Investing in People

Apr 04, 2016

Industry recognizes the need to invest in its people like never before. But are the skills and headcount there? It’s hard to look forward to 2016 without reflecting back on 2015. What an ‘interesting’ year it was. As maritime recruiters…

EPE, ERMA FIRST Named Green Award Incentive Providers

Apr 04, 2016

Two companies headquartered in Greece, EPE (Environmental Protection Engineering) S.A. and ERMA FIRST S.A., have become of Foundation, as of April 2016.  The handover ceremony took place on March 31, in Piraeus, in the head offices of EPE…

NBSAC Seeking New Members

Apr 04, 2016

The U.S Coast Guard is seeking applications for membership to fill upcoming vacancies on the National Boating Safety Advisory Council (NBSAC), which advises the Coast Guard on recreational boating safety regulations and other major boating safety matters…

Court Rejects Claim against Surveyor Accused of Poor Stowage

Apr 04, 2016

The wording of instructions can potentially widen the scope of liability for marine service providers, warned International Transport Intermediaries Club (ITIC), citing the recent case of a marine surveyor sued for €1.56 million for alleged poor onboard stowage of a cargo…

Danish Investors Summon OW Bunker Parties to Court over Bankruptcy

Apr 04, 2016

A group of 26 institutional investors has issued a summons against bankrupt Danish ship fuel supplier OW Bunker in the latest stage of a legal campaign for allegedly misleading them in its 2014 initial public offer (IPO). The investors had said last year they would sue Bunker…

Study: Ship Efficiency Standards Too Weak to Drive Improvements

Apr 04, 2016

Shipping’s only legally binding climate measure is not stimulating the uptake of new technologies or driving efficiency improvements, according to a new independent study. Since 2013 newly-built ships subject to the International Maritime Organization’s…

Port2Port, Neptune Maritime Security to Merge

Apr 04, 2016

Two global maritime security risk management providers Port2Port Maritime Security and Neptune Maritime Security announced they have agreed to merge. The combined group will provide significant scale and service advantages to the shipping and offshore industries…

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