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Maritime Executive

Too Many Rigs?

By G. Allen Brooks
June 16, 2014
One in six jobs in the U.S. is directly tied to the maritime industry. A significant subset of those jobs is in the offshore industry, drilling for and producing crude oil and natural gas in the water...
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Signet Maritime Expands Offshore Fleet

By The Maritime Executive
June 16, 2014
The SIGNET ACTURUS with its 83.45 metric tonne bollard pull is designed to support offshore towing, rig escort and subsea expansion. Adding to its fleet of 37 conventional and ASD vessels, Signet Mar...
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Embarrassment for Shipowners, Not Law Enforcers

By The Maritime Executive
June 13, 2014
Op-Ed by Patrizia Heidegger (Editor’s note: Patrizia Heidegger is Executive Director of the NGO Shipbreaking Platform. This article is a response to Dr. Nikos Mikelis’ June 5th op-ed in this newslett...
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First Step in Proposed Offshore Leasing Program

By The Maritime Executive
June 13, 2014
Secretary of the Interior Sally Jewell and Acting Director of the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) Walter Cruickshank announced the first step in a robust public engagement process to develop...
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SgurrControl Kicks Off DECC-Funded Project

By The Maritime Executive
June 13, 2014
Glasgow-based control engineering company, SgurrControl, has this week kicked off an offshore wind reliability project, supported by a £667k grant under the Department for Energy and Climate Change’s...
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Ex-BP Engineer Wins New Trial

By The Maritime Executive
June 13, 2014
An engineer convicted of obstructing justice in connection with the 2010 BP oil well blowout in the Gulf of Mexico won a new trial on Thursday. U.S. District Judge Stanwood Duval of New Orleans tosse...
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Seven Dead in Mexican Rig Building Accident

By The Maritime Executive
June 13, 2014
Seven people have died in the offshore rig construction yard of ICA Flour in Mexico after an elevator fell 30m. Local media reports indicate that five died immediately, two others died later in hospit...
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Errors and Inexperience Sank Bounty, Killed Two

By The Maritime Executive
June 12, 2014
A combination of faulty management and crew risk assessment procedures, as well as crew inexperience, contributed to the sinking of the tall ship Bounty in October 2012, says the U.S. Coast Guard. Spe...
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UK Prime Minister Tours Port Development

By The Maritime Executive
June 12, 2014
UK Prime Minister, David Cameron, has visited the construction site of the major expansion project currently underway at the Port of Liverpool, which is being developed by Peel Ports, one of the UK’s...
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Stena Orders Solasolv Sunscreens

By The Maritime Executive
June 12, 2014
Solar Solve Marine has recently received a large order for 38 class approved roller screens to be installed at the navigation bridge of the M/S Stena Feronia – a Passenger / Vehicle Ferry owned and op...

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