Nordic Tankers posts US$12.4 million loss

Nordic Tankers posts US$12.4 million loss

Nordic Tankers reported a first-quarter loss of US$4.0 million before tax and write-down of goodwill and a loss of US$12.1 million before tax but after write-down of go...

Dockwise announces US$37 million contracts

Dockwise announces US$37 million contracts

Offshore transport services provider Dockwise has announced 12 awards for Heavy Marine Transport (HMT) and engineering projects that have recently been secured by its s...

Scientists say Gulf seafood safe to eat

Scientists say Gulf seafood safe to eat

United States: In a side-by-side laboratory study looking at both Gulf of Mexico and Atlantic seafood samples, news aggregator The Daily Beast profiled large shrimp, cr...

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Australia: Gladstone port receives two new line boats

Northern Stevedoring Services (NSS) have secured two line boats for the Port of Gladstone in Queensland, Australia, which commenced service on September...

Baltic Trading receives handysize vessel

Drybulk company Baltic Trading has announced that it has taken delivery of the ‘Baltic Cove’, a 2010-built handysize vessel.

INTERTANKO applauds US piracy case

INTERTANKO applauds the result of a plea bargaining agreement in the United States whereby a Somali national has pleaded guilty to piracy-related acts...

UK immigration cap “a mess” for shipping

United Kingdom: The British government’s drive to lower net migration by reducing the availability of Tier 2 visa certificates is already having an impact...

CMA CGM thankful for increased profits

French container shipping giant CMA CGM has recorded a 1.2 million TEU increase in the second half of 2010 compared to last year, and revenues of US$6.77...

Drydock fails in suit against former head of Labroy

Tokyo Gas, MOL agree to share transfer

EXMAR records losses for second half 2010

MOL offers emergency relief for Pakistan

Report calls for larger vessel preparedness

Frontline profits jump in second quarter 2010

Gijón-Nantes “Motorway of the Seas” ready in September

Sovcomflot completes first leg across Arctic Ocean

Fincantieri launches ‘Carnival Magic’

DnB NOR: Shipping investment opportunities in Asia

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US: Trico seeks bankruptcy protection

US: Trico seeks bankruptcy protection

Subsea support vessel operator Trico Marine Services has announced that its US companies and its Cayman Islands holding company have filed voluntary petitions...

Jaya Holdings: Massive jump in profits

Singaporean shipbuilder and offshore fleet owner Jaya Holdings has reported a consolidated net profit of S$104 million (US$77.23 million) for the financial...

TSmarine signs US$91 million contract with Expro

Australia: Perth-based TSmarine Asia Pacific has signed a multi-year service contract with international oilfield service company Expro. ‘Havila...

Sri Lanka: Increase maritime security

Sri Lankan Defence Secretary Gotabaya Rajapaksa has advocated greater international cooperation on maritime security to combat the alleged threat posed...

Bourbon: Profits decline 50 percent in first half 2010

French offshore giant Bourbon has announced first half revenues for 2010 totalling EUR490.4 million (US$629.18 million), up 4.7 percent compared with the...

China has more warships than United States

Rolls-Royce’s first LNG system for Ulstein

Kuwait seeks shipbuilder for MPRV

Veecraft Marine builds two 30-metre fast transfer vessels

Ulstein: 10 X-Bow vessels to hit market

'Penrhos Bay': 20-metre wind farm catamaran

Turbine Transfer's new offshore wind farm vessel

Australian first for Pacific Partnership mission

Ensco recovers rig from Venezuela

Norfolkline begins rebranding

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US: Proposal approved to cut overfishing

US: Proposal approved to cut overfishing

United States: The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's (NOAA) Fisheries Service (NMFS) has approved a Pacific Fishery Management Council...

UK: Investigation into 6,000 salmon deaths

UK: Investigation into 6,000 salmon deaths

United Kingdom: Marine Farms’ management decided to suspend the firm’s salmon harvesting at all its Hoganess Salmon sites on Shetland’s west coast...

‘Oyang 70’ sinks with loss of six lives

New Zealand’s Transport Accident Investigation Commission (TAIC) has launched an investigation into the recent sinking of the fishing vessel ‘Oyang...

Greenpeace catches Danish vessels fishing illegally

Greenpeace Sweden said it has documented “systematic,” “intensive” and “continuous” illegal fishing by Danish vessels within a protected area...

Taiwan joins IATTC

Taiwan has officially become a full member of the Inter-American Tropical Tuna Commission (IATTC), entitling it to vote in the commission's policy-making...

US reviews transgenic salmon

How war increased North Sea fish numbers

France to fish “better” not “more” for tuna

Mexico: Vietnamese, Chinese fish destroyed due to cholera outbreaks

Sri Lankan delegation urges India to stop killings

Nautilus fishing unsustainable, says study

Southern Indian Ocean Fisheries Agreement comes into effect

Underwater acoustics solve longline fishing problem

Pacific skipjack tuna levels declining

Fraudsters con BP compensation scheme

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Blue Ocean Film Festival winners announced

Blue Ocean Film Festival winners announced

United States: Blue Ocean Film Festival, presented by Monterey Bay Aquarium, announced the winners of its 2010 awards for top cinematic works and ocean...

Eco-friendly shipping tops Korean conference

Environment issues led the agenda at this year’s Seoul International Maritime and Shipbuilding Conference (SIMS) staged by the Korean Register of Shipping...

Oilrig explodes in Gulf of Mexico

An explosion on a Mariner Energy oil platform in the Gulf of Mexico could put pressure on the United States government to maintain the drilling ban imposed...

Turkey signs Ship Recycling Convention

Turkey, one of the five major ship recycling nations in the world, has signed, subject to ratification, the Hong Kong International Convention for the...

Hanjin fined for shipping toxic container

Korean carrier Hanjin Shipping has been fined US$852,000 for illegally shipping 22 tonnes of toxic trash through Germany and on to a port in southern Brazil...

Nominations sought for AUSMEPA Environmental Award 2011

Australia: AUSMEPA launches project in Torres Strait

Largest ocean tidal energy generator to be unveiled in US

Seabed-friendly propellers could become reality

Telescopic hard sail concept for bulk carrier

North Sea shipping to become cleaner

Bigger, silent ecological disaster threatens Louisiana

Texas sues over offshore drilling moratorium

Strong outlook for marine science and technology industry

Australia: proposals for steep pollution fines