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    Ports on YouTube

    2008-11-01T12:36:00Z

    PD Ports group development director, Martyn Pellew, discusses the development of northern England through the UK' s port and rail infrastructure in videos which have been posted on YouTube.

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    ETA meeting set

    2008-11-01T12:36:00Z

    The European Tugowners' Association (ETA) 46th Annual Meeting is to be held in Lisbon in May of next year. The meeting, scheduled for 13-15 May, is to be hosted by the Svitzer Group.

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    Marine noise news

    2008-11-01T12:36:00Z

    ' Ocean Noise: Turn it Down' , a report published last month by IFAW, says that noise pollution of the world' s oceans poses a serious threat to marine animals and that urgent international action should be taken to counter it.

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    Marine group launches

    2008-11-01T12:36:00Z

    The Imtech Marine Group was officially launched at the SMM exhibition in Hamburg.

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    Distress demos online

    2008-11-01T12:36:00Z

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    BMT raises its Hi-Q

    2008-11-01T12:36:00Z

    The UK' s BMT Group, whose companies have wide and varied involvement in the maritime industries, has acquired Basingstoke based procurement and business change specialist Hi-Q Systems.

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    PEMA expands

    2008-11-01T12:36:00Z

    The Port Equipment Manufacturers' Association (PEMA) has expanded its membership with the addition of four specialist manufacturing and consulting companies from Europe and the USA.

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    Rapid rescue for grounded Scheldt boxship

    2008-10-30T12:36:00Z

    Netherlands based towage and salvage specialist Multraship and Belgian salvage operator URS Salvage & Maritime Contracting refloated the 39,900 gt, Singapore flag containership Kota Lagu  last week after it had grounded in the River Scheldt with hazardous cargo on board.

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    Thirsty volunteers for Sailors' Society cycle ride

    2008-10-30T12:36:00Z

    A lively group of ladies from Hampshire Womens Institute (WI) in Winchester UK and local branches at Shirley, Romsey, Stockbridge and Otterbourne, are volunteering their time to man a number of water stops for thirsty cyclists during the Deloitte and Sailors Society Cycle 2009.

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    WOAC issues piracy recommendations

    2008-10-30T12:36:00Z

    The United Kingdom Warlike Operations Area Committee (WOAC)   responded on Tuesday to the extraordinary security situation in the Gulf of Aden; the establishment of the Maritime Security Patrol Area defined by the Commander of CTF 150 and the adoption of resolutions concerning Somalia by the UN Security Council.

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    Freight by Water sets 'Agenda for Change'

    2008-10-30T12:36:00Z

    The UK Minister for Shipping, Paul Clark MP will be sharing the Government’ s views on modal shift and the importance of water freight with delegates at a seminal event hosted by Freight by Water, to highlight the increasing need for waterborne transportation to combat environmental impact and rising costs.

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    Abu Dhabi buys into London Array

    2008-10-23T12:36:00Z

    What is expected to become the world' s largest offshore wind farm got back on track  recently when the Masdar Initiative, the Abu Dhabi government' s multi-billion dollar investment in renewable energy, took a 20% stake in the London Array project in the Thames Estuary.

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    VOA admits failure of port rates revaluation

    2008-10-23T12:36:00Z

    The UK campaign for a fair evaluation of taxes for businesses operating in UK ports got a boost recently when the agency involved admitted it had failed to complete its revaluation process before putting the new rates into effect.

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    Norwegian shortsea line under threat

    2008-10-23T12:36:00Z

    A Norwegian coastal shipping line has ' unexpectedly' mothballed another vessel as it struggles with mounting financial problems.

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    Rain in Spain mainly adds to claims

    2008-10-16T12:36:00Z

    Last weekend' s storms around Spain created a nightmare for not one, but two Liberian flagged ships. First the bulk carrier Tawe ran aground in Algeciras on Friday night.

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    Former Halmatic site redevelopment event

    2008-10-16T12:36:00Z

    Always a highly topical and relevant subject, Strategic Waterfront Sites will be the topic for the November MareNet event which is being partnered by SEEDA and will take place at the former VT Halmatic site at Porchester.

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    Safety pays in Jervoise Bay

    2008-10-09T12:36:00Z

    Flanders Dredging Corporation (FDC), a fully owned subsidiary of Belgium' s Jan De Nul Group, has transformed praise from a strict Australian client into victory when its project at the Australian Marine Complex located in Jervoise Bay, Western Australia was awarded this year' s IADC Safety Award.

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    MAIB report on the tragic 'Flying Phantom' sinking

    2008-10-09T12:36:00Z

    The UK' s Marine Accident Investigation Branch (MAIB) report on its investigation into the loss of the tug Flying Phantom while towing the 76,596dwt bulk carrier Red Jasmine on the River Clyde on 19 December 2007, resulting in the loss of three of its crew, was published on 30 September.

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    UN Security Council backs force against pirates

    2008-10-09T12:36:00Z

    The United Nations Security Council unanimously adopted a resolution on Tuesday urging states to commit naval and air forces to the fight against piracy off the coast of Somalia.

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    Call for renewables priority grid access

    2008-10-09T12:36:00Z

    In view of the upcoming EU Energy Council meeting tomorrow, the European Wind Energy Association (EWEA) has sent an open letter to French Energy Minister Borloo.