Shell floats hull for world's largest floating facility
The 488-metre-long hull of Shell’s Prelude floating liquefied natural gas (FLNG) facility has been floated o...
High costs impede LNG use for shipping in Europe
Northern European use of liquefied natural gas (LNG) to fuel ships is becoming feasible as supply fr...
Theresa Bitung
The 172 meter long, 29995 dwt chemical tanker Theresa Bitung caught fire while en route to Singapore f...
Broken ferry headed for Singapore
The Aratere could become a slow boat to Singapore by the end of the year. KiwiRail chief executive Jim Quinn...
US Navy christens newest Carrier - USS Gerald Ford
The U.S. Navy entered the 22nd century on Saturday. In Newport News, Virginia, the Navy christened its newe...
NUSHIP Canberra passes first harbour acceptance trial
Defence Material Organisation (DMO) has successfully completed a vehicle load trial on NUSHIP Canberra in th...
Where do huge ships get an MOT ?
Each year 8,000 ships pass through Aberdeen harbour. As well as a safe berth, it is where many of the vessel...
USS Zumwalt is bigger and badder
The new Navy destroyer, the USS Zumwalt, sailed Monday after years of doubts about whether or not the enormo...
Canadian icebreakers are key to increased shipping in the Arctic
When the Danish-owned Nordic Orion became the first bulk carrier to transit the Northwest Passage, it relied...
Safely stuffed
How can you persuade somebody packing containers, possibly a couple of hundred miles from the nearest sea of...
Yacht skipper fined for crashing into tanker
The skipper of a racing yacht has been made to pay over £100,000 in fines and costs after colliding with a 1...
Why does Singapore top so many tables ?
Singapore is a small nation with few of its own natural resources. Yet in the past 50 years it has transform...
RAN ship captures Somali pirates
The HMAS Melbourne has scuttled two pirate boats and captured nine suspected Somali pirates as part of a mul...
Defence all at sea on new subs
Submarines are the stealthy killers in maritime warfare. They are the queens on the chessboard, the strategi...
Cargo ship hits seawall off South Korea
A cargo ship hit a seawall off South Korea's southeastern coast and partly sank in an accident that killed n...
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Shell floats hull for world's largest floating facility
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High costs impede LNG use for shipping in Europe
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Theresa Bitung
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Broken ferry headed for Singapore
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US Navy christens newest Carrier - USS Gerald Ford
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NUSHIP Canberra passes first harbour acceptance trial
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Where do huge ships get an MOT ?
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USS Zumwalt is bigger and badder
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Canadian icebreakers are key to increased shipping in the Arctic
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Safely stuffed
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Yacht skipper fined for crashing into tanker
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Why does Singapore top so many tables ?
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RAN ship captures Somali pirates
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Defence all at sea on new subs
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Cargo ship hits seawall off South Korea
- The overriding objective of the Department of Transport is to develop South Afri...
- Waterfront Shipping Co. Ltd. (Waterfront Shipping) of Canada says it is working ...
- Maritime New Zealand (MNZ) welcomes the release of the independent review of its...
- Carnival Corp., moving to improve safety following accidents that cost the world...
- Back in the 1990s, a team of visionaries started planning a floating city of 50,...
- Australia's Incat Tasmania Pty Ltd has signed a contract with Japanese ferry ope...
- Australia has been re-elected to the Council of the International Maritime Organ...
- Last week, BIMCO President Mr. John Denholm gave an address to the General Steve...
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