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USA: Port of Vancouver Welcomes MV Mykali on her Maiden Voyage

USA: Port of Vancouver Welcomes MV Mykali on her Maiden Voyage

The Port of Vancouver USA welcomed the M/V Mykali, commanded by Capt. Viktor Sapozhnikov of Russia, on her maiden voyage to the United States on August 23, 2011.

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EconGas: LNG Tanker Berths at Gate Terminal (The Netherlands)

EconGas: LNG Tanker Berths at Gate Terminal (The Netherlands)

EconGas – a European natural gas company with Austrian roots – is maximising its customers’ supply security by diversifying its procurement portfolio as part of its international expansion strategy.

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Clipper Gets Another Multi-Purpose Vessel Built by Chinese Shipyard

Clipper Gets Another Multi-Purpose Vessel Built by Chinese Shipyard

Clipper has taken delivery of the newbuilding Clipper Galaxy. The vessel is the second in a series of three 9,500 dwt multi-purpose vessels ordered from Yangfan Shipyard, China. The delivery of the vessel is in line with Clipper Projects’ strategic goal to renew the fleet.

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Two Sattahip-Based Naval Vessels Rescue Thai Cargo Ship

Two Sattahip-Based Naval Vessels Rescue Thai Cargo Ship

Two Sattahip-based naval vessels on an anti-piracy mission off Somalia rescued a Thai cargo ship from being hijacked in the Gulf of Aden.

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Ingalls Shipbuilding Delivers U.S. Coast Guard’s Third National Security Cutter

Ingalls Shipbuilding Delivers U.S. Coast Guard’s Third National Security Cutter

Huntington Ingalls Industries, Inc. announced today that its Ingalls Shipbuilding division delivered the third National Security Cutter to the U.S. Coast Guard. A shipboard ceremony officially transferred ownership of Stratton (WMSL 752) from Ingalls to the Coast Guard.

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Philippine Seafaring Makes IMO ‘White List’

Philippine Seafaring Makes IMO ‘White List’

For the third time this decade, the Philippines was able to comply with global seafaring standards and has made it in the International Maritime Organization’s (IMO) “white list”.

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Empire Navigation Takes Delivery of Two Suez Max Tanker Built by HHI Yard, South Korea

Empire Navigation Takes Delivery of Two Suez Max Tanker Built by HHI Yard, South Korea

Recently, Ship Management company Empire Navigation Inc. received 3rd (Suez Hans) and 4rd (Suez Rajan) Suez Max tanker built by Hyundai Heavy Industries yard in Gunsan (Korea).

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Russia: Heavy-Lift Carrier Takes Load and Is Ready to Deliver Two New DCV47 Supply Vessels

Russia: Heavy-Lift Carrier Takes Load and Is Ready to Deliver Two New DCV47 Supply Vessels

Yesterday, the operation for loading two DCV47 supply vessels onboard the heavy-lift carrier HHL Hamburg successfully completed at the roadstead of Port Kavkaz, the project designer Marine Engineering Bureau said. Hansa Heavy Lift GmbH

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Vale in Talks with Chinese Shipping Lines to Operate Very-Large Bulk Ships

Vale in Talks with Chinese Shipping Lines to Operate Very-Large Bulk Ships

Vale SA (VALE3), the world’s biggest exporter of iron ore, said it has been in talks to engage Chinese shipping companies to haul the steelmaking material to China on its very large ore carriers under long-term contracts.

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USA: GT Nexus Takes Action to Support Maersk Line’s Call for Change in Shipping Industry

USA: GT Nexus Takes Action to Support Maersk Line’s Call for Change in Shipping Industry

The GT Nexus Shipper Council, a customer community of the world’s biggest importers and exporters, announced that it has engaged Maersk Line in response to the ocean carrier’s recently announced

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Kenya: Cargo Ships Switch to Dar es Salaam Due to Delays at Port of Mombasa

Kenya: Cargo Ships Switch to Dar es Salaam Due to Delays at Port of Mombasa

Cargo handlers and importers are up in arms over delays to allocate berths and the shortage of loaders at the port of Mombasa.

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Russia: Rosimushchestvo to Sell State-owned Murmansk Fishing Port

Russia: Rosimushchestvo to Sell State-owned Murmansk Fishing Port

Federal State Property Management Agency (Rosimushchestvo) announced an auction for the sale of a 100% state-owned stake in Murmansk Sea Fishing Port JSC (MMRP), Rosimushchestvo said.

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AAPA Puts Focus on America’s Seaports Development

AAPA Puts Focus on America’s Seaports Development

The American Association of Port Authorities (AAPA) is urging the United States Congress Joint Select Committee on Deficit Reduction to consider the benefits of focusing its resources to America’s seaports.

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Westshore Shipbrokers: A Closer Look at Vessel Scrapping and Attrition in the OSV Market

Westshore Shipbrokers: A Closer Look at Vessel Scrapping and Attrition in the OSV Market

Offshore vessel market has been one area of the business that has had little to do with vessel scrapping. It was notable therefore that in the first quarter results for US-owner Tidewater that an announcement was made regarding the intention to scrap

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ICS Urges New Zealand to Retain Antitrust Immunity for Liner Trades

ICS Urges New Zealand to Retain Antitrust Immunity for Liner Trades

The International Chamber of Shipping has urged the New Zealand Government to consider the benefit of current practices in other parts of the world when it considers making changes to its maritime competition regime.

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China’s COSCO Group to Consolidate Its Dry Bulk Freight Units

China’s COSCO Group to Consolidate Its Dry Bulk Freight Units

China’s COSCO Group is consolidating its three dry bulk freight companies into one firm following a sharp downturn in the market that forced the country’s top shipping conglomerate to halt payments to ship-owners, a company official said on Thursday.

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Japan: IHI Develops LNG Container Ship

Japan: IHI Develops LNG Container Ship

IHI Corp. said Wednesday that it has developed a low-emission container ship that can run on liquefied natural gas in addition to the conventional fuel of heavy oil.

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Sri Lanka: Colombo Dockyard Secures Construction Contracts for Two Passenger-Cargo Vessels

Sri Lanka: Colombo Dockyard Secures Construction Contracts for Two Passenger-Cargo Vessels

Colombo Dockyard PLC riding a wave of success has outbid stiff competition from China, Thailand and Germany and has secured the contracts for the construction of two numbers 400 Passenger

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USA: Portland Terminal Begins Upgrade to Help Exports

USA: Portland Terminal Begins Upgrade to Help Exports

Work will begin this week on a $5 million upgrade at the International Marine Terminal in Portland, where operators say a pier expansion and improved container yard will help sustain recently rebooted container shipping at the site.

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Shipping Ministry Issues Guidelines for Deployment of Armed Guards in Indian Merchant Ships

Shipping Ministry Issues Guidelines for Deployment of Armed Guards in Indian Merchant Ships

The Ministry of Shipping has issued Guidelines regarding deployment of armed guards in Indian Merchant Ships as a part of the various steps undertaken by the Government to combat the piracy in Gulf of Aden.

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