 In this issue: Be Careful What You Wish For April Print Issue of THE MARITIME EXECUTIVE is on the Street! Global Piracy on the Rise INTERTANKO launches Tanker Officer Training Standards (TOTS) Initiative Maritime Administration Awards $9.8 Million in Shipyard Grants Hawaii Superferry Back in Service After Drydocking SEACOR Holdings First Quarter Results Coast Guard Authorization Act Debate Draws Competing Policy and Position Statements Captain Harry Bolton Named New Master of CMA's Training Ship RINA Grows Strongly Through Diversification Pilot of Cosco Busan Faces New Charges Marine Money Week in New York Scheduled for June 17-19 Featured MarEx Print Article: Turnkey Synergy Book Review: Sea Lanes And Pipelines MITAGS to Host Gas Technology Institute's LNG Course |  NTSB Public Hearing on COSCO BUSAN Allision with SF-Oakland Bay Bridge lays out clearly what mariners can expect down the road if HR2830 eventually becomes law Read More>>>Back to Top |  On this month's cover: Electronic Power Design, Inc. (EPD), its dynamic executive management team and much, much more… Read More>>>Back to Top |  As an oil tanker was being attacked by pirates off of Somali, the IMB released its quarterly report saying global piracy increased by 20 percent and Nigeria is the hot spot. ALSO: INTERTANKO Statement on Incident Read More>>>Back to Top |  INTERTANKO is delighted to launch its Tanker Officer Training Standards (TOTS) initiative, an ambitious project on which it has been working with some intensity in a bid to respond to industry concerns over how to establish officer training standards. Read More>>>Back to Top |  New Program Encourages, Strengthens Small Shipyards Read More>>>Back to Top |  Austal Service on hand to perform repairs. Read More>>>Back to Top |  SEACOR Holdings Inc. (NYSE: CKH: 85.61, -1.29, -1.48%) announced net income for the first quarter ended March 31, 2008 of $37.9 million, or $1.50 per diluted share, on operating revenues of $354.5 million. Read More>>>Back to Top |  Congressman Elijah Cummings (D-MD) issues statement urging reconsideration of Presidential veto threat, while Coast Guard Commandant Thad Allen is put in the unenviable position of having to oppose his own funding bill Read More>>>Back to Top |  1978 deck-officer graduate of the California Maritime Academy, has accepted the position of Master of the University's 500-foot Training Ship Golden Bear. Bolton has over three decades of maritime experience, including 21 years in command positions. Read More>>>Back to Top |  ITALY-based classification-society RINA has reported strong growth in both turnover and net returns for 2007. Turnover for the 2007 year was Euro156m, up 20 per cent on 2006, and EBITDA was Euro25.2m, on a net return growth of 25 per cent compared to the 2006 financial year. Read More>>>Back to Top |  Pilot accused of lying on annual medical reports required by USCG. Read More>>>Back to Top |  Dynamic initial program for Marine Money Week in New York set for June 17 to 19, 2008 at the Pierre Hotel. Dahlman Rose to partner with Marine money to fashion a program designed to foster growth, transactions, profits and success. Read More>>>Back to Top |  This week's archived print article is posted in advance of our much-anticipated shipyard focused edition, scheduled to hit the streets in June. Read More>>>Back to Top |  New text by Bernard D. Cole outlines what is needed to ensure energy security in Asia and the regional drive to develop naval power to meet that goal Read More>>>Back to Top |  Gas Technology Institute's course "Fundamentals of Baseload LNG: Markets, Technology, Economics" to be held at MITAGS during the week of May 5-9, 2008. The program is designed for those new to the LNG industry and includes discussion of markets and supply sources, contracts, pricing, liquefaction and regasification technology, shipping, project economics and financing. Read More>>>Back to Top | |
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