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ExxonMobil and MOL order LNG ships in China

Chinese shipyards continue to make inroads into even the most challenging sectors of the market. China’s Hudong-Zhonghua Shipbuilding  Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of China State Shipbuilding Corporation, is to build four LNG

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Emissions controls, back to the basics says Ron Oyer

“We have to remember the basics before getting a real handle on emissions control for large marine and stationary plants,” says one well-known marine industry commentator. “In today’s world of automation and

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Cruise lines optimistic despite economy

For cruise lines, passenger bookings during the “wave season”—the first quarter of the year—are generally a good indicator on how well or how poor the year is going to be. A recent

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Maritime Security Strategies gets $29 million FMS contract

Maritime Security Strategies, LLC, Tampa, Fla., is being awarded a $29,020,000 firm-fixed price contract to construct a 42-meter coastal security craft and provide associated equipment, material, training and technical services.  This contract

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India sets out $36 billion maritime agenda

India’s Minister of Shipping Shri G.K. Vasan yesterday launched the Maritime Agenda 2010-2020. The plan calls for a total investment of 165,000 crores rupees (about $36 billion) in the sector over the

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U.S. Treasury targets more IRISL front companies

The U.S. Department of the Treasury yesterday announced the designation of 24 shipping companies affiliated with the Islamic Republic of Iran Shipping Lines (IRISL) and two entities that are subordinates of Iran’s

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Two New England shipyards pay EPA penalties

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency says that two New England shipyards, one in Massachusetts and one in Rhode Island, are to pay penalties to settle claims that they violated federal environmental laws.