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Siemens to Build Offshore Wind Farm in the Irish Sea

Siemens to Build Offshore Wind Farm in the Irish Sea

Siemens has secured a contract worth $800m from DONG Energy and Scottish Power Renewables to construct an offshore wind farm in the Irish Sea.

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Foreign shipping firms make huge profits from Nigerian shippers’ – Stakeholders

Foreign shipping firms make huge profits from Nigerian shippers’ – Stakeholders

Participants at the recently concluded workshop on Shipping and Trade Facilitation held in Abuja have frowned at the exploitation of Nigerian shippers’ by foreign

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Somalia: What is it like to be kidnapped?

Somalia: What is it like to be kidnapped?

The growing menace of hijacking and kidnapping by Somali pirates has governments around the world desperate for a solution, with British MPs again discussing the issue.

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Maersk Line sees seasonal peak volume on Asia-Europe routes

Maersk Line sees seasonal peak volume on Asia-Europe routes

The world's largest container shipper Maersk Line expects the seasonal peak in volumes to start later this year on its key Asia-Europe routes, but still hopes rising demand and

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Seagull ECDIS Training Package

Seagull ECDIS Training Package

In 2003 Seagull developed an onboard ECDIS training concept. This concept provides the required theoretical and practical knowledge in the use of Electronic Chart Display

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Scrap Record Fails to End Shipping ‘Nightmare’

Scrap Record Fails to End Shipping ‘Nightmare’

Shipowners are scrapping capesize vessels at a record pace after rates plunged about 50 percent in a year. It’s still not enough to end losses.Forty-eight capesizes, usually used

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GHG challenge awaits new IMO chief

GHG challenge awaits new IMO chief

Many in shipping have been looking for clues as to industry’s regulatory future in the election this week of a new chief of International Maritime Organization (IMO), Japan’s Koji Sekimizu, currently director of the IMO's maritime safety division. On the thorny issue of

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Global maritime carbon deal dead in the water

Global maritime carbon deal dead in the water

EU officials believe that a global deal to cut maritime carbon emissions is currently unachievable and are instead talking up an initiative by the Bahamas to regulate

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ClassNK Introduces New Management Scheme

ClassNK Introduces New Management Scheme

Leading classification society ClassNK has announced that it will reorganize its Board of Directors as part of a larger corporate reorganization effective July 1, 2011.

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SSE Presses Beijing to Lift Futures Restrictions

SSE Presses Beijing to Lift Futures Restrictions

The Shanghai Shipping Exchange, which started trading container freight derivatives on June 28, is asking the Chinese government to relax regulations to allow China’s

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OceanSchedules to Start Automated Schedule Service

OceanSchedules to Start Automated Schedule Service

OceanSchedules.com said it is launching an automated schedule service for shippers and forwarders based on data from INTTRA.The company said the service,

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Industry’s first marine bunker app

Industry’s first marine bunker app

OW Bunker, a supplier and trader of marine fuel, has launched a free application for the Apple iPhone and iPod Touch.This app, claimed to be the first ever from

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Tanker professionals launch ‘Virtual Arrival’

Tanker professionals launch ‘Virtual Arrival’

The Oil Companies International Marine Forum (OCIMF) and Intertanko believe they can help cut 40% of CO2 emissions in EU Maritime Transport by 2050 though

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World's top shipper suspends some Iran ops over sanctions

World's top shipper suspends some Iran ops over sanctions

The world's largest container firm suspended operations at several Iranian ports on Thursday, potentially disrupting critical food shipments as it complies with tightening U.S. sanctions.

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Maritime Labor Convention to get implemented ahead of ratification

Maritime Labor Convention to get implemented ahead of ratification

Even though India is yet to ratify the Maritime Labor Convention (MLC), set to come into force from 1st January 2012, Dr. S. B. Agnihotri, the Director General of Shipping (DGS),

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Termosolar Alcazar to Construct 50MW Solar Plant in Spain

Termosolar Alcazar to Construct 50MW Solar Plant in Spain

Termosolar Alcazar, a joint venture between SolarReserve and Preneal, has secured a contract from the Spanish Government to build a 50MW solar thermal plant in Alcazar de San Juan, Spain.

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Denman Secures Instrumentation Contract for Sullom Voe Power Station

Denman Secures Instrumentation Contract for Sullom Voe Power Station

Denman has once again been chosen to carry out maintenance work on the Sullom Voe Power Station in the Shetland Islands for Fortum O&M UK. This will be the second successive project that Denman has been used for its expertise in the field of instrumentation on the power station, and highlights the standard of work carried out on the previous occasion in 2010.

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KEPCO Constructs 200MW Coal-Fired Plant in the Philippines

KEPCO Constructs 200MW Coal-Fired Plant in the Philippines

Korea Power Electric (KEPCO) has completed the construction of a 200MW coal-fired power plant in Cebu, the Philippines.

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Calpine and GE Secure Funds for US Combined-Cycle Power Plant

Calpine and GE Secure Funds for US Combined-Cycle Power Plant

Calpine and GE Energy Financial Services have secured a $844.5m loan to fund the construction of the 619MW combined-cycle Russell City Energy Center (RCEC) in California, US.

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