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• Bulk Carrier MV ID Integrity “Not Under Command” Offshore Great Barrier Reef May 19, 2012
  MV ID Integrity, a Handymax tanker managed by ID Wallem Shipmanagement was enroute to Townsville, Australia from Shanghai on Friday when it suffered an engine breakdown approximately 175 nautical miles [...] […]
• Costa Concordia Salvage Plan Revealed [PHOTO TOUR] May 18, 2012
  Representatives from Costa Crociere and the Italo-American consortium Titan-Micoperi today presented the details of their much anticipated plan to remove the wreck of Costa Concordia from the Island of Giglio [...] […]
• Drilling Off Cuba, and How the Embargo Could be Very Costly for the US May 18, 2012
  The Scarabeo 9, on contract for Repsol, is currently sitting at, or very close to, “TD” or total depth on the first deepwater well ever drilled off Cuban shores. So [...] […]
• Incident Video of The Week – Pizza Delivery May 18, 2012
  I know this is technically the second Incident Video of The Week but I felt like this is a good one for a Friday afternoon and rules are made to [...] […]
• Facebook IPO Brings Bunker Prices Down! May 18, 2012
  Ok, that would be a very difficult, but a “provable” hypothesis, as the fact is bunker prices are down and we did have the much anticipated Facebook IPO this week. [...] […]

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• Finnish Industrial Diving-Underwater Repair and Maintenance for the Marine Industry May 17, 2012
  Finnish Industrial Diving is a multi-skilled commercial and industrial diving company, performing underwater servicing work ranging from inspection jobs to extensive underwater repair and maintenance of commercial and naval ships. […]
• Konecranes to supply container handling equipment to Muuga terminal in Estonia May 17, 2012
  Finnish Konecranes has received an order from Estonian Muuga Container Terminal (Muuga CT) to supply two rubber-tired gantry (RTG) cranes and two Boxrunner straddle carriers for an undisclosed amount. […]
• South Africa signs IMO anti-piracy code of conduct May 17, 2012
  South Africa has signed the United Nations (UN) code of conduct against the repression of piracy and armed robbery against ships in the Western Indian Ocean and the Gulf of Aden, Djibouti Code of Conduct. […]
• GeoSIM Global SIM Exhibiting at Seawork 2012 International May 17, 2012
  GeoSIM, the specialist global SIM card supplier, will be exhibiting at Seawork 2012 International in Southampton between 22-24 May. […]
• TecnoVeritas Wins First Prize in Clean Shipping Category at Seatrade Awards 2012 May 17, 2012
  TecnoVeritas received first prize in the Clean Shipping category at the Seatrade Awards 2012 for its VEEO (Voyage Energy & Emissions Optimiser). […]

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• Change of Watch for Coast Guard Vice Commandant May 18, 2012
  Vice Adm. Sally Brice-O’Hara was relieved by Vice Adm. John P. Currier as vice commandant of the U.S. Coast Guard during a military change of watch ceremony […]
• Costa Concordia Removal Plan Presented Today In Rome May 18, 2012
  With Costa Concordia Emergency Commissioner Franco Gabrielli in attendance, Costa Crociere S.p.A. and Italo-American consortium Titan-Micoperi, the winner of the […]
• Optimarin Secures NOK 100 Million BWT Contract May 18, 2012
  Ballast Water Treatment: Optimarin lands NOK 100 Million fleet retrofit contract with Saga Shipholding.   Optimarin has signed a major fleet-wide ballast […]
• Wärtsilä's Hatley Honored by SNAME May 18, 2012
  In a reception hosted by The Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers (SNAME), John Hatley, Americas Vice President Ship Power, Wärtsilä North America, […]
• St. Johns Ship Building Delivers Sea Strength May 18, 2012
  St. Johns Ship Building of Palatka, Fla. delivered the offshore service vessel (OSV) Sea Strength to A. R. Singh Contractors of Point Fortin, Trinidad.  The […]

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• Wärtsilä's Hatley Honored by SNAME May 18, 2012
  In a reception hosted by The Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers (SNAME), John Hatley, Americas Vice President Ship Power, Wärtsilä North America, […]
• Chinese Vessels First to be Fitted with C-Max Anodes May 18, 2012
  Chinese vessels are first to be fitted with Cathelco C-Max ICCP anodes, first will be a bulk carrier at Fujian Crown Ocean Shipbuilding yard Cathelco, manufacturers […]
• A Case for Commercial Nuclear Power Vessels, Post the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Disaster May 17, 2012
  In the eyes of some, the March 2011 Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster was the event that would signal the end of nuclear power for electrical power generation […]
• Rolls-Royce Wins Simek OSV Contract May 17, 2012
  Rolls-Royce won a £6 million contract to provide an integrated design, power & propulsion and equipment systems package for an offshore supply vessel […]
• ABB to Power Subsea Construction Vessels May 16, 2012
  ABB wins $18 million order for subsea pipeline construction vessels. Energy efficient electric propulsion, reliable power distribution systems for two deepwater […]

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• Rethinking the Role of Government in Cleantech May 17, 2012
  Another year, another wringing of the hands over tax credits and incentives for clean technology. Lobbyists and vendors in the U.S. are once again singing the blues, calling for continued and expanding government investments in clean technology. At the same time, political challengers continue their Solyndra hootenanny, raking the curren […]
• Scouring the Tropics for Thermal Energy May 3, 2012
  The world's largest untapped source of solar energy doesn't lie on the vast sands of the Sahara or even atop the high chaparral of the desert Southwest. Instead, it stretches across at least 23 million square miles of earth's tropical oceans; the uppermost layers of which make a prime natural source of thermal energy. […]
• Race for Renewables' Game-changers Heats Up April 16, 2012
  First comes invention then comes prosperity. That's the theory of 'innovation economics,' a relatively new doctrine that underlies today's worldwide race to discover energy's next game changer and is triggering some intriguing tinkering in renewable energy. Will one of these new technologies lead us out of our economic malaise? […]
• Renewables Revive Abandoned Mines April 13, 2012
  How can the potential negative legacy of a mine site be converted into a positive inheritance for the wider environment and local communities? Recent imaginative renewable energy projects give good grounds for confidence that many former mine sites can be ideal locations for developing alternative energy generation facilities, simply by looking in a new lig […]
• Rural Africa Looks Beyond the Grid April 12, 2012
  In picking South Africa for last year's meet-up, the COP-17 climate change talks prompted some inevitable grumbles. Why was the global climate change industry holding its jamboree in a country that, despite its commitment to renewables, pumps out so much CO2? […]

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