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ABB Marine & Ports gathered maritime industry leaders to discuss how shipping is to reach decarbonization targets. Focus turned to diversity rather than uniformity of solutions, and flexibility in vessel design to ensure adaptability as suitable solutions emerge. Moderator Edwin Lampert, Executive Editor & Head of Business Relations, Riviera Maritime Media, started off by challenging… Read More
News from CentrePort Centreport is this week starting work to remove a build-up of sand at the entry to Wellington Harbour to ensure shipping has sufficient depth to operate, improving safety and efficiency. CentrePort General Manager Logistics Mark Thompson says ridges of sand have built up over several years in two areas of the shipping… Read More
Despite the unprecedented global challenges of COVID-19, the leading ports on Canada’s West Coast are still enjoying robust trade with Asia. Vancouver and Prince Rupert even broke cargo records in 2020, with container trends continuing to show strength in 2021. And the Port of Nanaimo, in partnership with DP World, is expanding a major regional,… Read More
Bollinger Shipyards, a privately-held leading designer and builder of steel military and commercial vessels for the past three quarters of a century, has acquired Gulf Island Fabrication, Inc.’s Shipyard facilities, expanding Bollinger’s new construction and repair capacity and capabilities to better serve its key defense and commercial customers. Financial terms of the transaction were not… Read More
YOKOSUKA, Japan – Ship Repair Facility and Japan Regional Maintenance Center was recently awarded with the Chief of Naval Operations’ Shore Safety Award for fiscal year 2020, medium industrial category. The annual award recognizes shore-based Naval activities with demonstrably excellent safety records while sustaining mission readiness. SRF-JRMC was one of three award recipients from the… Read More
NEW HAVEN — A project to deepen and widen the navigation channel in New Haven Harbor — which got a push when the State Bond Commission approved $5 million for study and design — is an important component to broaden the harbor’s use and maintain or improve its market position, officials said. The Port of… Read More
Updated Plan Calls for Improved Water Flow and Expansion of Restoration Acreage from 21 to 84 acres in Muted Tidal Basins, in Addition to Dredging of the Inlet HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA, USA, April 18, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ — The Bolsa Chica Conservancy, which is dedicated to the protection, preservation and restoration of the Bolsa Chica Wetlands… Read More
Losing out on cruise ship season last year cost Alaska $3 billion. While European cities are welcoming large cruise ships again, many of the same ship owners are canceling calls to North American seaports because of continued stringent COVID restrictions. In March 2020, the Center for Disease Control issued a “No Sail and Suspension of… Read More
ABB Marine & Ports gathered maritime industry leaders to discuss how shipping is to reach decarbonization targets. Focus turned to diversity rather than uniformity of solutions, and flexibility in vessel design to ensure adaptability as suitable solutions emerge. Moderator Edwin Lampert, Executive Editor & Head of Business Relations, Riviera Maritime Media, started off by challenging… Read More
The Global Dredging Works Market research report covers various industry dynamics and tendencies that helps in the market growth. Along with this, the research report also offers the latest industry data, future trends, products and end-users revenue growth and effectiveness, which is also by the manufacturers for the growth of the global Dredging Works market…. Read More