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Western Towboat Teams Up with Rapp Hydema

By The Maritime Executive

October 15, 2014

Western Towboat Company, a Seattle based tugboat operator, has chosen Rapp Hydema U.S., also a Seattle based company, to build a custom towing winch for the new vessel Bering Titan. Rapp Hydema has a...

Offshore Wind Farms Are The Future

By The Maritime Executive

October 15, 2014

Wind farms will be built more and more in shallow seas, from China to the United States, as the industry imitates oil firms and moves offshore, the head of Europe's largest generator of renewable ener...

Tidal Energy Learns from Wind, Oil

By The Maritime Executive

October 15, 2014

Jason Deign of Tidal Today spoke to Jim Marnoch, ocean energy manager at SKF, in the lead-up to The International Tidal Energy Summit (24-26 November 2014, Victoria Park Plaza Hotel, London, UK). In...

Faststream Awards Inaugural Scholarship

By The Maritime Executive

October 15, 2014

Faststream, a global leader in oil and gas, maritime and offshore recruiting and staffing, named Chad Fuhrmann the recipient of its inaugural Scholarship for Leadership Excellence. The scholarship, va...

Barge Master Installed on W2W Vessel

By The Maritime Executive

October 15, 2014

Barge Master is nearing the completion of the construction of the first BM-T40 system. On the 14th of October the Barge Master motion compensated knuckle boom crane pedestal was installed on the new W...

Denmark Lobbies for Top Post at IMO

By The Maritime Executive

October 15, 2014

Denmark and its maritime industry are lobbying to get the top position at the International Maritime Organization, a United Nations body that wields great influence over global shipping through its re...

Sydney Super Storm Causes Multiple-Vessel Incident

By The Maritime Executive

October 15, 2014

Skilled tugboat operators and ship pilots in Australia were able to prevent major damage to Sydney's commercial port on Tuesday night in a 9-hour operation, after the super storm that hit the city sna...

Algeria Delivering Venezuela's First Crude

By The Maritime Executive

October 14, 2014

The first tanker of imported crude ever bought by Venezuela has sailed from Algeria in a move to reduce costs by the South American state-run oil company PDVSA, according to Reuters ship tracking data...

Serious Threat to Maritime Pollution Compensation Regime

By The Maritime Executive

October 14, 2014

The smooth running of the well-established global regime for compensation from oil pollution from ships may be under serious threat, due to a decision by governments to wind up the 1971 International...

Midterm Elections Dominate Washington's Agenda

By Larry Kiern

October 14, 2014

As the summer sun boils the nation’s capital, its political leaders remain sharply focused on the approaching midterm elections. In this heated environment, each policy proposal, whether executive or...

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