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U.S. Senate Approves Expanded Offshore Drilling in Gulf of Mexico

By The Maritime Executive

August 3, 2006

The energy bill in the current Congressional session has the most realistic chance of becoming law, took a huge step forward on Tuesday as the Senate voted to open 8.3 million acres of federal wate...

Superior Offshore International Purchases Two Triton (R) XLS ROV Systems

By The Maritime Executive

August 3, 2006

Perry Slingsby Systems (PSS) , an international provider of remote intervention technologies and equipment systems announced that Superior Offshore International, a leading provider of commercial div...

Investigation Launched over Accident at BP Texas City Facility

By The Maritime Executive

July 27, 2006

The accidental death of a contractor at BP’s Texas City refinery is under investigation by federal OSHA personnel. The incident, occurring on Friday of last week, follows March 2005 explosion...

A Bridge Over Troubled Waters in Long Island Sound - Marine Pilots MOA

By The Maritime Executive

July 23, 2006

Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow According to the Connecticut Maritime Coalition (CMC), over 19 million short tons of cargo passed through its marine ports last year. Two million people rode its...

Coast Guard and Maritime Act of 2006 (H.R. 889) Sent to White House for Approval

By The Maritime Executive

July 6, 2006

A compromise, final legislative version of H.R. 889 has been posted. Differences between the two bills have been resolved, including the controversial provision supported by Senator Ted Kennedy (D-...

OPINION: Massachusetts Maritime Academy Graduates Get Watery and Confusing Sendoff

By The Maritime Executive

June 29, 2006

A dreary, wet summer day provided a less than perfect backdrop for the graduation ceremonies at the Massachusetts Maritime Academy on Saturday. Had the sun been shining, the shadow of the Academy&rsq...

Harland and Wolff Shipyard to Recycle Obsolete Marine Vessels

By The Maritime Executive

June 22, 2006

The historic UK shipyard that built the "TITANIC" is trying to become the first yard in the United Kingdom to be licensed for dismantling obsolete ships and other offshore structures. The...

LNG Ports in US Gulf Face Continued Local Opposition

By The Maritime Executive

June 14, 2006

In the face of an expected veto by Governor Bob Riley of Alabama, ConocoPhillips on Friday withdrew its application for a port off Alabama's coast. ConocoPhillips also said that they intend to revi...

ABLE UK Forges Ahead with Plans to Scrap U.S. "Ghost Ships"

By The Maritime Executive

June 1, 2006

Even as other port cities in the UK continue to fight dismantling of obsolete marine vessels in their port facilities, ABLE UK advised MarEx on Tuesday that they were pressing ahead with plans to d...

EPA Ship Reefing Guide Concerns Environmental Activists

By The Maritime Executive

May 25, 2006

Potential litigation against an EPA permit granted for reefing of an obsolete naval ship could be mitigated by the EPA's recently released final guidelines. The option of allowing reefing of vessel...

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