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Italian Crew Questioned in Shooting Deaths of Two Indian Fishermen

Indian police and coastguard authorities are questioning the crew of an Italian oil tanker after shots fired from their ship killed two Indian fishermen.

According to police reports, the armed guards onboard the tanker mistook the Indian fishing boat for a pirate vessel. Indian officials claim that the fishermen did nothing to pose a threat to the cargo ship or its crew.

The MV ENRICA LEXIE was en route from Singapore to Egypt, Wednesday, with a crew of 19 Indians when it encountered the fishing vessel in waters off the southern Indian state of...
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Corporate News Press Releases
Safety at Sea Is What We Do

by Tony Munoz, Editor-in-chief, The Maritime Executive Magazine, The MarEx Newsletter

The Costa Concordia incident proved just one thing: Human beings are flawed no matter how much training is imposed on them. Captain Francesco Schettino fell into a lifeboat along with his first and second officers...
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Obama Administration Announces Major Steps toward Science-Based Energy Exploration in the Arctic

BSEE Issues Approval for Shell Chukchi Sea Oil Spill Response Plan

WASHINGTON – Building on the Obama Administration’s record of taking steps to expand safe and responsible development of our nation’s oil and gas resources, Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar today announced the...
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Norwegian Shipping Billionaire Orders 10 Oil Tankers

John Fredriksen spends $610 Million on new ships and indicates that he may make more purchases this year.

Shipping tycoon, John Fredriksen, ordered six oil tankers from STX offshore & Shipbuilding Co. for $210 million. And as, Golar LNG’s chairman he placed $400 million worth of orders with Hyundai Samho...
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China's Vice President Xi Jingping Visits Port of L.A.

On Thursday, China’s Vice President, Xi Jingping, toured the Port of Los Angeles. The presumptive heir to current General Secretary and President Hu Jintao is touring the United States to strengthen trade between the two countries.

Xi Jingping visited the Port...
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Moex Offshore Agrees to $90 Million Partial Settlement of Liability in Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill

$70 Million Penalty Is Largest Under the Clean Water Act; Moex Also to Perform Gulf Conservation Projects Worth at Least $20 Million

WASHINGTON – MOEX Offshore 2007 LLC has agreed to settle its liability in the Deepwater Horizon oil spill in a settlement with the United States valued at $90 million, announced the...
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Maersk Line Cuts Capacity on Asia - Europe Trade

Oversupply of container vessels operating on the Asia – Europe trade lane has pushed Maersk Line’s container freight rates to unsustainably low levels. In order to rationalise its service, Maersk Line is removing 9% of its vessel capacity currently...
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Scalise RESTORE Act Amendment passes House of Representatives

The RESTORE Act Would Dedicate 80% of BP Fines to Restoring the Gulf Coast

Washington, D.C. - Congressman Steve Scalise today successfully passed a bi-partisan amendment modeled after the RESTORE Act to the energy section of the surface transportation bill, a major step forward in the fight to dedicate...
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Barge Collision Causes Oil Spill, Closes Stretch of Mississippi River

The U.S. Coast Guard is responding to an oil spill in the Mississippi River after two barges collided in the predawn hours of Friday morning.

Watchstanders at the Coast Guard Sector New Orleans say they received a call at 1:58 a.m. reporting that a construction barge being towed by the tug ALYDAR and a tank barge, towed by the...
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Harvey Gulf Signs Contracts to Build Two Additional U.S. Flagged LNG-Powered Vessels

Last week, Harvey Gulf International Marine ordered two additional 302’ X 64’, Dual Fuel Offshore Supply Vessels, bringing its total order to four. The contract signed today with Trinity Offshore is a follow on to the first two vessel order placed in October of 2011. Trinity...
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Chalos & Co, P.C.-International Law Firm to Expand and Lands Big Fish in Miami

Chalos & Co, P.C. - International Law Firm has expanded to Miami with the addition of maritime law veteran, Michelle Otero Valdes.  Mrs. Otero Valdes joins the firm following distinguished...
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Julia Clopton Joins EBDG

Elliott Bay Design Group is pleased to announce another addition to its staff.  Julia Clopton has joined EBDG's Seattle office as a Marine Engineer.  Julia brings over 7 years of marine engineering experience.   She holds a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from the...
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Amarcon Sees Increase in Demand for Hydrodynamic Analysis Software

This year Amarcon noticed an increase in orders for her hydrodynamic analysis software: OCTOPUS-Office. In the last few months major companies within the maritime industry like Shanghai Zhenhua Heavy Industry Co., Ltd. (ZPMC), Mammoet and RWE Innogy placed an order for...
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RWO Offers - as the First Ballast Water Treatment Company - a 3D Scan Service

Modelling of the installation of a ballast water treatment system on board a ship

The Bremen-based water and wastewater treatment specialist RWO now offers its maritime customers - besides its efficient CleanBallast ballast water treatment system that has been tested...
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Wireless Sensor Alerts Before Trouble Occurs

Predictive Sensor Technologies (PST), introduces its Wireless Environmental Temperature, Humidity and Dew point Sensor/Transmitter, (PST-THD) which, alerts the user via text or email when pre-set targets are reached. Operations which are sensitive to ambient conditions such as clean...
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