Key Deals – Page 156

  • RenewableUK says that the report published today is skewed because it is written by anti-renewables
    News

    UK anti-wind energy report slammed

    2011-12-12T12:47:00Z

    The trade association RenewableUK has slammed the anti-wind energy report published today for failing to recognise the significant role that wind energy plays in creating clean energy for the UK.

  • Fleeing pirates stopped and were apprehended after a Lynx helicopter fired warning shots.
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    NATO warship stops pirate attack group

    2011-12-08T16:02:00Z

    The British Royal Navy vessel RFA Fort Victoria intravened to stop a Spanish fishing vessel operating coming under attack from a group of pirate vessels recently.

  • ABB’s shore to ship (STS) electrical connection technology
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    ABB to promote ‘cold ironing’ in UK

    2011-12-07T11:21:00Z

    ABB Marine and Cranes is working to promote the environmental and commercial benefits of the use of shore-to-ship high voltage electrical connection technology to the UK.

  • The UK Government has issued new guidance on employing armed guards
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    New UK anti-piracy armed guard guidance

    2011-12-07T10:32:00Z

    Following the news that British merchant ships will be able to arm themselves against piracy – new guidance has been released by the UK Government.

  • The Guan Xiao Er Hao in action
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    New fireboat for China

    2011-12-06T08:50:00Z

    The latest in the RAnger 4600 series of Canadian designed Robert Allan fireboats has just been delivered to the Dongguan Fire Services Department in China.

  • The futuristic passenger transport vessel is inspired by rail
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    Inland waterway innovative newbuild

    2011-12-05T16:03:00Z

    France''s Alu Marine Shipyard has successfully won a bid to build an innovative inland waterways passenger transport vessel for the city of Calais.

  • Prince William was co-pilot of the RAF search and rescue helicopter which rescued two crewmen from the Swanland late last month.
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    SAR privatisation announced as Swanland sinks

    2011-12-01T12:15:00Z

    The 81m cargo ship Swanland sank in heavy seas off the north coast of Wales late last month with the apparent loss of six Russian crew members.

  • Mercator Search will deliver faster, more accurate results across the company’s range of marine magazine and events websites.
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    Funnelback transforms MJ search function

    2011-12-01T11:59:00Z

    The parent company of Maritime Journal, Mercator Media, has today launched new and improved ‘search’ functionality for its websites that will provide users with more relevant results faster.

  • Cosalt is struggling to stay afloat
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    Cosalt struggles to stay afloat

    2011-12-01T10:09:00Z

    UK based marine safety company Cosalt is in financial trouble and seeking funds to be able to continue trading - but it appears that there may be a glimmer of hope after a crisis meeting held yesteday.

  • Interferry has said that the 2015 deadline for SOx reductions is mission impossible
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    Low sulphur timetable impossible?

    2011-11-30T10:06:00Z

    Trade association Interferry says that ferry operators in northern Europe face a near impossible choice in trying to meet the 2015 deadline for ultra low sulphur emissions from bunker fuel.

  • Wärtsilä's Björn Rosengren has announced the acquisition of Hamworthy plc
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    Wärtsilä acquire Hamworthy plc

    2011-11-24T11:25:00Z

    Wärtsilä announced on Tuesday that an agreement for the acquisition of UK engineering firm Hamworthy plc has been reached.

  • News

    Vessel owner guilty of overloading

    2011-11-23T14:49:00Z

    The owner of a UK merchant vessel has pleaded guilty to overloading passengers on voyages between the Isle of Man and Northern Ireland.

  • The wait is over: Plans for the modernisation of HM Coastguard have been announced.
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    UK Coastguard modernisation plans

    2011-11-22T19:45:00Z

    Long awaited plans to modernise the UK''s HM Coastguard have been announced by Shipping Minister Mike Penning.

  • Efthimios E.Mitropoulos addressed the 27th IMO assembly this week Photo: imo.un/Flickr
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    IMO piracy and emission focus

    2011-11-22T13:48:00Z

    IMO secretary general, Efthimios E.Mitropoulos told delegates at the 27th IMO assembly this week that piracy and ships emissions have been central themes of the organisation’s work this year.

  • Warning for Maritime Journal readers
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    Important warning to our clients and readers

    2011-11-21T10:30:00Z

    It has come to the notice of Mercator Media, publisher of ‘Maritime Journal’, that bogus organisations are continuing to contact subscribers, advertisers and exhibitors, supposedly on behalf of Mercator Media.

  • The new Mary Rose Museum set to open in 2012
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    Support the Mary Rose Trust

    2011-11-21T10:29:00Z

    The commercial and leisure marine sectors are being asked to help support the UK based Mary Rose Trust in a big Christmas raffle to raise £10K for the charity.

  • ICS Secretary General Peter Hinchliffe.
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    Shipping prepares for climate change talks

    2011-11-17T09:32:00Z

    The International Chamber of Shipping (ICS), which represents all sectors and trades of the global shipping industry, has produced a briefing document for government climate change negotiators.

  • BMF Commercial Marine is gaining support
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    BMF Commercial Marine gains support

    2011-11-15T10:22:00Z

    Since it was launched at Seawork earlier this year, BMF Commercial Marine has gone from strength to strength and now has over 100 members working in the small craft commercial sector.

  • It is hoped that the area from Portland to Studland will become an SAC
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    UK marine protection consultation

    2011-11-14T13:34:00Z

    The public is being asked to get involved in the consultation process over whether an area of Dorset in the UK should be designated a new marine protected area.

  • Wärtsilä signed the agreement with Klaipeda, Talinn, Turku, Harlingen and Amsterdam at Europort
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    Wärtsilä scrubs up well at Europort

    2011-11-10T12:35:00Z

    Wärtsilä has signed a cooperation agreement at Europort with Finnish and Dutch shipyards to facilitate installation of scrubbers in the marine market.