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MarEx Newsletter | British Royal Navy Officer Found Dead on Warship, Pipeline Leak Causes Oil Spill in Indian Port

 
 
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British Royal Navy Officer Found Dead on Warship

The British Royal Navy has confirmed the death of a female officer aboard the HMS Edinburgh, known as the Fortress of the Sea.

The officer has been identified as 26-year old Sara Hellawell, and was found dead on the type 42 destroyer on the 16th of June as the ship was moored in West Africa.  There is not a definitive report for cause of death, although there have been rumors that she committed suicide.    Hellawell’s body is being repatriated from Cape Town on Wednesday for her next of kin in Ampthill, Beds. 

 

Pictured:  the HMS Edinburgh

Hellawell was a deputy marine engineer office...
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Pipeline Leak Causes Oil Spill in Indian Port

At the port of Mundra, India on June 17th, high speed diesel spilled while being unloaded from vessel, the Jag Anchal, in a trench area of the port.  It is believed that the spill was attempted to go unreported, but news of the spillage was unleashed a few days later.  The...

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Hijacked, Released, and Attacked Again… MV SUEZ Now Sinks

After being hijacked by Somali pirates, released upon receipt of a ransom, and attacked by pirates soon after release last week, the MV SUEZ is now confirmed by Oman officials to have sunk in international waters.

 

Transocean Release Internal Investigation Report on Deepwater Horizon

Transocean Ltd. (NYSE: RIG) (SIX: RIGN), owner of the DEEPWATER HORIZON has posted on its website the company review and analysis of the events that took place on April 20, 2010, which killed 11 rig workers.

 

Transocean...

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June 25 2011 Day of the Seafarer: Thank a Seafarer!

In 2010, IMO Member States agreed that the unique contribution made by seafarers from all over the world to international seaborne trade, the world economy and civil society as a whole, should be marked annually with a ‘Day of the Seafarer’.

The date chosen...

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In Rem and In Personam Claims May Be Tried Together

In rem and in personam claims may be tried together before a jury when the complaint clearly alleges diversity jurisdiction

 

By Philip...

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ILO Director-General's Statement on Bahrain

Director-General of the ILO condemned the public call by the Joint Committee of Major Companies in Bahrain to the 15 members of the Executive Committee of the General Federation of Bahrain Trade Unions to resign immediately or to face criminal and civil law...

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Judgment in Fraud Verdict Against Rolls-Royce in Favor of Carnival

On June 15th 2011, Federal District Judge Patricia Seitz of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida entered a judgment maintaining the jury's January 2011 fraud verdict in favor of Carnival and against Rolls-Royce for...

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OSX Brazil Approved $1.7 billion Financing for Largest S. American Shipyard

Brazilian ship building company, OSX Brazil SA, headed by billionaire Eike Batista, have announced that they have harnessed approval from a government-run financial fund to borrow up to  2.7 billion reais ($1.7 billion) for the construction of the biggest shipyard in the Americas...

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Mainstream Renewable Power Takes Board Position on U.S. Offshore Wind Development Coalition

Leading offshore wind developer, Mainstream Renewable Power, today announced its Board level membership of the U.S. Offshore Wind Development Coalition. The company, which is already actively developing over 7,600MW of offshore wind projects in Europe, recently expressed an interest in...

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USNS Bowditch Completes Joint U.S.-Vietnam Oceanographic Survey Mission

Military Sealift Command oceanographic survey ship USNS Bowditch marked the conclusion of a month-long, bilateral survey mission conducted by the U.S.
Joint POW/MIA Accounting Command, or JPAC, and the Vietnamese Office for Seeking Missing Persons today by hosting Vietnamese...

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ClassNK Named Top Classification Society at Seatrade Asia Awards

ClassNK was named the best classification society in Asia again Friday night when it received the “Classification Society Award” at the Seatrade Asia Awards held in Hong Kong. Held annually by London-based maritime media company Seatrade Communications, the Seatrade Asia Awards...

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Prospects of Using Compressed Air Storage for Ferry Propulsion

By Harry Valentine

The prospect of higher future fuel prices is encouraging development of alternative sources and forms of transportation propulsive energy, including for marine transportation. Compressed air storage is one option that may be applied...

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IMB Identifies Bogus Scrap Shipments

The ICC International Maritime Bureau (IMB) has uncovered a number of suspect transactions for scrap metal.

The Bureau has identified a number of purported shipments of Heavy Melting Scrap (HMS) which, upon closer scrutiny, appear not to have taken place at all. The...

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L&R Midland Inc. Appoints Walter J Gregorek to Vice President Sale & Purchase

Walter has served as Vice President Shipyard Representation for over 20 years and look forward to his dedicated service for our S&P division.   This announcement comes on the heels of Richard Clark’s retirement and affirms L&R’s renewed commitment to the world...

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Market Overview from Nor-Shipping 2011 Pt. 2: Business Critical Applications or Crew Retention

During Nor-Shipping 2011, Marlink conducted Market Overview interviews with key industry people while they answered questions about the state of the industry, key trends and developments, their predictions for the future and their opinion on the key focus areas for 2011 in the maritime...

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Suggested Mariner Separation Documents by SOCP

The Ship Operations Cooperative Program (SOCP) is pleased to announce the availability of two new Mariner Preparedness Checklists, which has been developed to assist seafarers in organizing their family, property, legal and financial records before they leave home for their tour of...

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Strategic Marine Hands Over Offshore Workboats to Saipem Leighton Consortium

Strategic Marine will hand-over four new workboats to the Saipem Leighton Consortium next week for use on the Chevron operated Gorgon Project. The contract is valued at just under AU$1M.

The vessels have been built at the company’s Henderson Shipyards and are...

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Coast Guard Foundation Tribute 2011 Video

Every year, the Coast Guard Foundation hosts tribute events to honor the heroic efforts of the United States Coast Guard, whose bravery often go unsung.  This year's 7th Annual Tribute to the United States Coast Guard was held in our nation's capital,...

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MITAGS-PMI Holding LNG Awareness Seminar in August

August 1-4, 2011:  LNG Awareness Seminar

 

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The seminar is intended to familiarize LNG terminal, and shipboard...

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MITAGS-PMI To Hold Tankship LG TPIC Course

Tankship LG TPIC Course
July 11-22, 2011

 

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This course is intended to provide specialized...

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