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The United States Navy has recently released an updated Arctic Roadmap to prepare naval forces over the next 15 years for operations in the Arctic Ocean.

670,000 oil and gas wells needed by 2020

From 2014 through 2020, the world oil and gas industry will need to drill over 670,000 wells to meet forecasts of fossil fuel demand, says energy business research a...

The MARINA Bill: Securing Filipino seafarer jobs

As a signatory to the International Convention on Standards of Training, Certification and Watch keeping (STCW), a 1978 convention amended in Manila in 2010, The Phi...

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MHI sued by MOL

Japanese carrier Mitsui OSK Lines (MOL) has reportedly filed a claim in the Tokyo District Court against Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) following...

Shipping schedule integrity slips

Maersk Line continues to be the most reliable carrier in the world, but both it and the container shipping industry as a whole have slipped slightly...

'Queen Mary 2' celebrates tenth anniversary

In honour of the cruise liner 'Queen Mary 2's tenth anniversary, Captain Kevin Oprey posed atop the vessel's bulbous bow for a special photo-shoot off...

Scoping study announced for Port of Melbourne sell-off

Australia's state government of Victoria has announced a scoping study to assess the potential privatisation of the Port of Melbourne.

Two Bangladesh shipbreaking yards demolished

Bangladesh’s Forest Department and District Administration have removed two shipbreaking yards that had allegedly been operating illegally on protected...

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Blyth Workcat to deliver patrol boat to fisheries authority

The Kent and Essex Inshore Fisheries and Conservation Authority (KEIFCA) has ordered a 17-metre x 6.5-metre GRP Blyth Workcat for use when monitoring...

Russia to receive Bunyan-class corvettes

A Russian corvette from the Caspian Flotilla Russia is about to receive three new Bunyan-class corvettes.

670,000 oil and gas wells needed by 2020

From 2014 through 2020, the world oil and gas industry will need to drill over 670,000 wells to meet forecasts of fossil fuel demand, says energy...

2013 "best result to date" for Maersk Drilling

Maersk Drilling delivered a historically high profit for the full year 2013, earning a total of US$528 million.

Vancouver Shipyards awarded cable ferry contract

BC Ferries has recently announced that Seaspan’s Vancouver Shipyards of North Vancouver has been awarded the CAD$15 million (US$13.5 million) contract...