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Two cargo ships collided right outside Tokyo Bay

The 130 meter long, 17220 dwt cargo vessel Beagle III collided with the 127 meter long, 9618 dwt container ship Pegasus Prime in Tokyo Bay off Miura Peninsula,

Wärtsilä retrofit two ferries with new ballast water management system

The Wärtsilä AQUARIUS READY solution is a phased process that enables cost savings and installation flexibility for ship owners preparing their vessels for bal

European Maritime Safety Agency funding in the years 2014 to 2020

The EU member states permanent representatives has endorsed the compromise reached between the Council and the European Parliament concerning a regulation to finance t

Southeast Asia continues to be shipping black spot: Allianz

Singapore: A study made by European insurance giant Allianz on worldwide maritime losses shows that once again Southeast Asia is a black spot for shipping.

Seafarers win minimum wage increase

ITF representatives met with maritime employer representatives from the International Shipping Federation (ISF) at the ILO.

Global Marine Trends 2030

What will 2030 look like for the marine industry as such forces as population change, shifts in economic activity, the demand and allocation of resources and the impac

Fishing vessel ran onto rocks in Spain

The 35 meter long fishing vessel Santa Ana ran onto the rocks off the shore of Erbosa Island near Cabo Peñas, Spain.

Rolls-Royce Rolls Out Design for Unmanned Cargo Ships

Unmanned cargo ships could become a reality on our oceans within the decade, according to manufacturer Rolls-Royce.

PSA Marine likely to take over Pacific Basin towage business

Hong Kong: Hong Kong owner Pacific Basin has chosen PSA Marine as the preferred bidder to sell part of its towage subsidiary.

MOL looks at Myanmar expansion

Tokyo: Japan’s Mitsui O.S.K. Lines (MOL) is eyeing more business beyond container shipping in Myanmar.

Technip wins subsea contract in Indonesia

Jakarta: Energy project service provider, Technip, has won a subsea contract from Eni Muara Bakau B.V. (Eni) for the Jangkrik project off Indonesia.

Thoresen Shipping sets up office in South Africa

Singapore: Dry bulk vessel operator, Thoresen Shipping Singapore, has announced that the company has opened new office in South Africa to expand its global network.

Unithai Shipyard expands for growing offshore demand

Bangkok: Thailand’s Unithai Shipyard and Engineering has expanded operations to support the growth of offshore demand, opening a new branch in offshore hotspot Songkhl

Navig8 orders up to 12 product tankers

ingapore: Singapore’s Navig8 is expanding at a rapid rate, confirming yesterday an order for up to 12 LR1 product tankers worth $580m to be built at Korea’s STX Offsho

Foreigners sought to help run Indonesian terminals

Jakarta: PT Pelindo II, also known as the Indonesian Port Corporation, is looking to bolster its foreign representation in top management as it seeks ways to bolster e

Petronas boss warns on falling OSV rates

Kuala Lumpur: The president and ceo of Malaysian energy giant Petronas has poured cold water on rates for the local offshore support vessel (OSV) sector.

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Signet Maritime opts for Castleman ASD tug design

OCTOBER 25, 2013 — Clear Lake Shores, TX, based Castleman Maritime LLC has been commissioned by Texas tug operator, Signet Maritime LLC, to engineer and design its sev

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