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Allegretti Addresses API Tanker Conference

Jun 26, 2014

States Domestic Maritime’s Commitment to Meeting Transportation Needs of Changing Energy EconomyAppearing before the American Petroleum Institute’s Tanker Conference in Austin, AWO President & CEO Tom Allegretti affirmatively stated that…

Imtech, CMAL Win Electric & Hybrid Propulsion Awards

Jun 26, 2014

Imtech Marine and Caledonian Maritime Assets Ltd (CMAL) have won the Electric & Hybrid Propulsion System and Supplier of the Year Awards at the Electric and Hybrid World Expo, held in Amsterdam.Rotterdam-headquartered Imtech Marine was asked by Ferguson Shipbuilders in Scotland…

Bringing America’s Waterways into the 21st Century

Jun 26, 2014

America’s waterways are the economic engine that drives national prosperity. The federal effort in facilitating the safe and efficient operations of these waters must be an accelerant rather than a brake on this economic engine. To this end…

Risk Assessments: the Critical Heart of Underwriting

Jun 26, 2014

Underwriters must do their homework and those who do that will generally have solid results.Insurers, by definition, are in the business of risk. Hence, risk assessment is a critical aspect of day-to-day operations. That said; it always…

Port Modernization Critical to Export Futures

Jun 26, 2014

Readiness for Panama Canal Expansion is Just One Variable Driving Global Play. Inland Waterways, Ports Must Tackle Time and Money Issues to Play in the Post-Panamax Era. It’s risky business.It always comes down to time and money, doesn’t it…

DNV GL Celebrates Twin Milestones

Jun 26, 2014

Some 650 dignitaries, customers and industry stakeholders joined DNV GL, ship classification society and risk and sustainability service provider, for a night in Hamburg. Held at the Fischauktionshalle Halle, the event celebrated the 150th anniversary…

Ports: Terminal Operating Systems Key to Efficiency

Jun 26, 2014

Thousands of international maritime experts met this past week at the Terminal Operations Conference and Exhibition (TOC Europe) to discuss recent industry developments. Fraunhofer CML was represented at the three-day conference, presenting its new study…

Maritime Fuel of the Future: Training to an Uncertain Standard

Jun 26, 2014

Despite its unquestionable allure, LNG as a fuel carries with it as many risks as it does answers to the problems it promises to solve. As industry and OEM’s work to remove any doubt, the collaborative effort outpaces the slow-moving regulatory machine…

Norway Oil Strike Averted

Jun 26, 2014

Norwegian labour union SAFE has agreed a wage deal with offshore oil producers, it said on Thursday, averting a strike at several ExxonMobil Corp fields which would have cut output.'There will be no strike among SAFE's members (working) on the continental shelf…

Piracy Offshore Africa: Securing a Continent

Jun 26, 2014

Drum Cussac readies local countries to address the scourge of piracy, which up until now has been a largely international endeavor, with a focused ‘capacity building effort.’The late Nelson Mandela once said: “I dream of an Africa which is in peace with itself…

SENER Operating Revenue up 7.6% in 2013

Jun 26, 2014

The SENER Engineering and Technology Group closed the 2013 financial year with an operating revenue of €1.218 billion, representing a growth of 7.6% on the previous year. The number of people working at SENER reached 5,570, an increase of 3…

Polar Tankers Win Prestigious Coast Guard Award

Jun 26, 2014

The United States Coast Guard informs that it has recognized ConocoPhillips subsidiary Polar Tankers, Inc. with the Rear Admiral William M. Benkert Osprey Award for Environmental Excellence. Vice Admiral Peter Neffenger, the USCG 29th Vice Commandant…

Coast Guard Veteran Rep. Howard Coble to Retire Soon

Jun 26, 2014

Rep. Coble  started off in 1949 in North Carolina, 250 miles inland, where he knew “virtually nothing” about the Coast Guard prior to enlisting. He was attending Appalachian State University in Boone, N.C. where his college classmates had gone…

Port of Tauranga Signs Freight Deal with Kotahi

Jun 25, 2014

New Zealand's Port of Tauranga on Thursday said it had signed a 10-year agreement with domestic freight logistics company Kotahi to facilitate more large freight visits to the country's largest port.Under the agreement, Kotahi will provide…

Midshipman Named Northrop Grumman Navigator of the Year

Jun 25, 2014

Northrop Grumman Corporation recently presented the 2014 Elmer A. Sperry Junior Navigator of the Year Award for 2014 to Midshipman Robert Francisco Yerkes-Medina in ceremonies at the U.S. Naval Academy.The award recognizes a member of the…

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