Monday, October 13th, 2008
Greenhouse gas committee exhausts draft text deadline
THE shipping industry has a clear future path on reduction of pollution from ships? exhausts, but no roadmap for managing greenhouse gas emissions after the Marine Environment Protection Committee ended last week without clear conclusions on the issue.
GS abandons Daewoo bid
A PREFERRED bidder to buy a controlling stake in Daewoo Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering could be chosen by the Korea Development Bank as early as next week.
Police arrest Fedra crew after grounding
POLICE in Gibraltar have arrested three officers from the bulk carrier Fedra, which ran aground on the sheer cliffs of Europa Point last Friday in extreme weather.
Pirates will step up attacks to replace ransom ships, warns US
SOMALI pirates are looking to hijack more vessels in the Gulf of Aden to replace those they have released after ransoms were paid, writes Marcus Hand.
Grounded Fednav bulker is refloated
MONTREAL-based Fednav?s bulk carrier Federal Kivalina was successfully refloated over the weekend after the vessel grounded off the Norwegian coast last week in heavy weather, writes Sandra Speares.
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Sunday, October 12th, 2008
European banks rescue plan agreed
European leaders in Paris say no major financial institution will be allowed to collapse, as they agree a banking rescue plan.
UK banks may get bail-out on Monday
Four major banks will ask for about 40bn of taxpayers’ money to boost their balance sheets, the BBC learns.
GM and Chrysler ‘in merger talks’
Struggling US car giants General Motors and Chrysler are in talks about a possible merger, US media say.
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IMF in global ‘meltdown’ warning
The world is facing financial “meltdown”, the International Monetary Fund warns, as it offers help to credit-starved countries.
Venezuela shuts down McDonald’s
Venezuela shuts all branches of restaurant chain McDonald’s for 48 hours, citing tax irregularities, officials say.
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Sunday, October 12th, 2008
Space cadets Students learn dangers of enclosed areas
SOUTH Tyneside College has launched a new course to hammer home the hazards of entering an enclosed space at sea, writes Felicity Landon.
Strike Club warns over stoppages
SHIPPING faces an upsurge in port and onshore labour disputes amid the worst global financial crisis since 1929, according to niche marine mutual the Strike Club.
Market turmoil halts Oceanaut
NEXT week?s critical stockholders? meeting at Oceanaut, the blank cheque company sponsored by Excel Maritime Carriers, has been cancelled ?in light of market conditions? which threaten to undermine its transformational deal for a fleet of bulk carriers.
Piracy problem ?more than just ransoms? for insurers
LONDON insurers should be as concerned about the impact from a catastrophic event in the Gulf of Aden as they are from spiralling ransom demands, a leading London market underwriter has said.
It just propped off Blade missing from containership
ONE of the five propeller blades of the German-owned CSCL Kelang was found to be missing when it drydocked at MWB shipyard in Bremerhaven. The Antiguan-flagged, 36,003 dwt, 2001-built container vessel was towed from Paranagu to Germany by the tug Sumatras on a six-week voyage after it suffered damage in a grounding off the Brazilian coast. Ralf Witthohn
Sealub Alliance plans to get lubeoil oozing again
GULF Marine, headed by the former Asian boss of Total Lubmarine, has entered the marine lubricants market to challenge the traditional dominance of existing firms such as Shell, Mobil and Chevron, writes Keith Wallis.
Pusan budgets $6bn for redevelopment
SOUTH Korea?s Busan Port Authority will break ground on it most ambitious project yet when it starts to convert cargo piers into an international cruise and passenger terminal and a business and tourist centre in November.
Seafarers to lobby Brussels over ferry jobs
SEAFARERS? unions will next week lobby the European parliament in support of their demands that employment terms and conditions on intra-EU ferry services be regulated at levels prevailing in Europe, writes David Osler.
Free Pirates release Irene as Faina ransom is finalised
SOMALI pirates have freed the Japanese chemical tanker Irene and its 25 crew after a $1.6m ransom was paid, a regional government official has said.
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Saturday, October 11th, 2008
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Friday, October 10th, 2008
Space cadets Students learn dangers of enclosed areas
SOUTH Tyneside College has launched a new course to hammer home the hazards of entering an enclosed space at sea, writes Felicity Landon.
Strike Club warns over stoppages
SHIPPING faces an upsurge in port and onshore labour disputes amid the worst global financial crisis since 1929, according to niche marine mutual the Strike Club.
Market turmoil halts Oceanaut
NEXT week?s critical stockholders? meeting at Oceanaut, the blank cheque company sponsored by Excel Maritime Carriers, has been cancelled ?in light of market conditions? which threaten to undermine its transformational deal for a fleet of bulk carriers.
Piracy problem ?more than just ransoms? for insurers
LONDON insurers should be as concerned about the impact from a catastrophic event in the Gulf of Aden as they are from spiralling ransom demands, a leading London market underwriter has said.
It just propped off Blade missing from containership
ONE of the five propeller blades of the German-owned CSCL Kelang was found to be missing when it drydocked at MWB shipyard in Bremerhaven. The Antiguan-flagged, 36,003 dwt, 2001-built container vessel was towed from Paranagu to Germany by the tug Sumatras on a six-week voyage after it suffered damage in a grounding off the Brazilian coast. Ralf Witthohn
Sealub Alliance plans to get lubeoil oozing again
GULF Marine, headed by the former Asian boss of Total Lubmarine, has entered the marine lubricants market to challenge the traditional dominance of existing firms such as Shell, Mobil and Chevron, writes Keith Wallis.
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Thursday, October 9th, 2008
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Thursday, October 9th, 2008
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Thursday, October 9th, 2008
Bulker deals dominate Greek $32bn record spree
GREEK shipowners placed $32bn worth of newbuilding contracts last year, dwarfing activity in 2006, when orders worth $16.7bn made that easily the biggest year for Greek orders.
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Thursday, October 9th, 2008
Power crisis leads to supply concerns as coal price escalates
THERMAL coal prices at Newcastle, Australia?s largest coal export terminal, jumped to a record high of $102 per tonne this week, as supply concerns in China and South Africa worsened.
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Wednesday, October 8th, 2008
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