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Stena Bulk Seeks Help from Govt Leaders in Freeing Seafarers
Stena Bulk, the owner of the seized tanker Stena Impero, is seeking help and assistance from various government leaders with the release of the ship s crew.
Namely, the company s President and CEO, Erik Hanell, has made a direct appeal to the Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi, to assist with the release of 18 Indian seafarers detained by the Iranian Authorities on board the ship for over three weeks.Posted On:16-Aug-2019
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Kinder Morgan to Improve Facilities along Houston Ship Channel
American energy infrastructure company Kinder Morgan has announced a series of projects that are expected to increase efficiency, add product liquidity, and enhance blending capabilities at its Pasadena and Galena Park terminals.
The value of the projects is more than USD 170 million.Posted On:16-Aug-2019
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PSA Thailand Establishing JV to Operate Rebranded Thai Prosperity Terminal
PSA Thailand has teamed up with SCG Logistics Management Company Limited to invest in the development and operation of the Thai Prosperity Terminal in Thailand which will be rebranded as Thai Connectivity Terminal (TCT).
The undertaking is part of an agreement that will involve the establishment of a joint venture company in Thailand called SCG-PSA Holdings Co., Ltd.Posted On:16-Aug-2019
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Work Begins on AIDA Cruises New LNG-Fueled Ship
German shipbuilder Meyer Werft has cut the first steel for the next cruise ship for AIDA Cruises.
The steel cutting ceremony was held in Papenburg on August 15, marking the start of production of the new cruise vessel.
The newbuild will be fitted with an environmentally-friendly liquefied natural gas (LNG) propulsion system, like its sister ship AIDAnova which was delivered in late 2018.Posted On:16-Aug-2019
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Crew Evacuated from Fire-Stricken Tanker off Nigeria
Crew members of a 7,541 cbm tanker have been evacuated after their ship caught fire off the Nigerian coast.
The incident involving the vessel Sea Voyager occurred at the Lagos anchorage on August 15, according to the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA).Posted On:16-Aug-2019
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Kalmar service expertise to enhance safety, performance and productivity at OPCSA s Las Palmas terminal
Kalmar, part of Cargotec, has concluded an agreement to supply comprehensive preventive and corrective maintenance services to Operaciones Portuarias Canarias S.A. (OPCSA) at their Las Palmas container terminal. The order, which comprises a Kalmar Complete Care service contract covering the terminal s ship-to-shore (STS) and rubber-tyred gantry (RTG) cranes, was booked in Cargotec’s 2019 Q3 order intake with the contract coming into effect at the start of Q1 2020.Posted On:16-Aug-2019
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Ship suspected of carrying coal spotted at N. Korean port
A cargo ship suspected of carrying coal has been spotted at a North Korean port, a US broadcaster said Wednesday, raising the possibility of a violation of global sanctions on Pyongyang.
The 110-meter-long ship was spotted docked at the North s western port of Nampo along with plenty of black materials nearby in a satellite photo taken Tuesday by the U.S. Earth imaging company Planet Labs, according to Voice of America (VOA).Posted On:16-Aug-2019
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Shanghai rated world s best-connected port
A Chinese port has topped the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development s (UNCTAD) 2019 ranking of the world s best-connected ports.
The Port of Shanghai garnered a connectivity score of 134 points in UNCTAD s port Liner Shipping Connectivity Index (port LSCI), followed by the ports of Singapore (124.63 points), Pusan (114.45 points) in Korea and Ningbo (114.35 points), also in China.Posted On:16-Aug-2019
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