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    Renewables Power from Mersey Waterwheel

    2007-07-01T18:27:00Z

    A giant waterwheel stretching across the River Mersey could be used to generate renewable electricity for the Northwest, according to a new study that identifies the river as one of the top sites for tidal renewable energy in the UK.

  • The new Hanse Terminal on the Elbe will provide tri-modal transport capability for the region.
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    Tri-Modal Terminal is 'Money Well Spent'

    2007-07-01T18:27:00Z

    A new tri-modal logistics hub on the River Elbe could make a big contribution to German efforts to master increasing hinterland traffic to and from Hamburg and better integrate regional traffic flows.

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    Plans for UK 'Energy Coast'

    2007-07-01T18:27:00Z

    Proposals to transform West Cumbria into ''Britain''s Energy Coast'' are gathering pace following a positive meeting last month with then Secretary of State for Trade and Industry Alistair Darling and other key ministers before Gordon Brown took over as Prime Minister and formed a new government.

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    USCG Group Joins IHMA

    2007-07-01T18:27:00Z

    Some 44 US Coast Guard ''Captains of the Port (COTP) are the latest regional organisation to join the International Harbour Masters'' Association. The recruitment includes all the USCG Sector Commanders.

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    Lower Elbe Sounding Ship for Germans

    2007-07-01T18:27:00Z

    The new 23.9m modern sounding boat Wedel is now in service on the Elbe after completion for north German shipping authorities by the Fassmer Shipyard in Berne as a replacement for two older vessels.

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    Pay for Port Links says FTA

    2007-07-01T18:27:00Z

    The UK''s Freight Transport Association (FTA), whose members consign over 70% of the freight moved by sea, has called on the Government to use its forthcoming Ports Policy Paper to accept responsibility for funding inland transport links from ports, as happens in other developed nations.

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    Construction Start at Great Yarmouth

    2007-07-01T18:27:00Z

    The Great Yarmouth Port Company has awarded a contract valued at some £ 50m to a joint venture of Van Oord UK Ltd and Edmund Nuttall Ltd to build the long awaited Outer Harbour Development, which is expected to be a major catalyst for economic growth both in the port ...

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    Dragon Boat Day Funds Seafarer Support

    2007-07-01T18:27:00Z

    The first ever British & International Sailors'' Society Dragon Boat Challenge took place last month at the 2012 Olympic rowing venue at Dorney Lake, Eton.

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    Ostensjo to Build Offshore 'Flotel'

    2007-07-01T18:27:00Z

    Ostensjo group member Edda Accommodation has placed an order for the offshore industry''s first purpose built ''flotel''. ''Edda TBN'' will be an Offshore Accommodation Vessel for a total of 600 personnel.

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    Inland Ports Forum

    2007-07-01T18:27:00Z

    Capacity problems in Europe''s seaports has put a focus on inland port and waterway development, which is the theme of the first European Inland Waterways and Ports Forum.

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    Upper Thames Manager

    2007-07-01T18:27:00Z

    The Port of London Authority (PLA) has appointed its first ever river manager on the upper reaches of the Tidal Thames.

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    Strategic Partnership

    2007-07-01T18:27:00Z

    Norwegian diesel engine, genset and propeller equipment supplier Frydenbo (SLASH THRU O) Industri AS has entered into a strategic partnership with German propulsion systems specialist The Schottel Group, acquiring some 15% of Schottel shares.

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    Ocean Forum at OI08

    2007-07-01T18:27:00Z

    The organisers of Oceanology International, which returns to London''s ExCel venue on 11-13 March 2008, are looking for keynote speakers to present papers on the marine science and ocean technology community''s pivotal role in meeting the interlinked challenges of climate change, future energy needs, and ensuring environmental and civil security

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    Twin Disc Uno

    2007-07-01T18:27:00Z

    America based marine power transmission supplier Twin Disc Inc has merged its Italian operations Twin Disc Technodrive Srl, Twin Disc Srl, BCS Srl, and BCS Service Srl into one single legal entity, Twin Disc Srl.

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    Holyhead Ferry Contract in Falklands

    2007-07-01T16:19:00Z

    Anglesey UK based Holyhead Towing are members of a joint venture company which has signed a contract to supply ro-ro ferry and coastal shipping services for the Falkland Islands Government (FIG) on an eight year charter agreement.

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    Cardiff - A Maritime History

    2007-06-01T11:01:00Z

    Cardiff has a long and illustrious maritime history.

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    Wells-next-the-Sea Lifeboats

    2007-06-01T11:01:00Z

    The lifeboat station at Wells-next-the Sea is an integral part of the town and locality. The lifeboat crew, all volunteers with the exception of the Coxswain/mechanic, devotes much of its time to the station and maintains a tradition of life-saving that dates back to the early nineteenth century.

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    Lloyds Maritime Directory 2007

    2007-06-01T11:01:00Z

    The Lloyds Maritime Directory 2007 is the most up-to-date comprehensive shipping reference directory which covers the entire shipping industry.

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    After Five Years, London Gateway Gets Go-Ahead

    2007-06-01T11:01:00Z

    The British Government has finally granted planning permission for the most significant development in the Port of London for over a century.

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    'WD Fairway' is a Total Constructive Loss

    2007-06-01T11:01:00Z

    ''WD Fairway'', currently the world''s largest trailing suction hopper dredger, has been declared a total constructive loss following a collision with the containership ''MSC Joanna'' whilst dredging fairways in China in March.