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COSCO Busan departs San Francisco Bay Dec 27, 2007

 The ill-fated container vessel COSCO Busan, which sideswiped a footing of the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge on Nov. 7 and subsequently spilled nearly 60,000 gallons of bunker fuel into Bay Area waters, sailed out of San Francisco Bay Dec. 20 headed for a repair facility in Asia.  The Busan transited under the Golden Gate Bridge without incident la...

Han promises sound environment for shipping firmsDec 26, 2007

Shanghai would step up efforts to create a sound environment for domestic and overseas enterprises that contribute to the city's building of an international shipping center, Mayor Han Zheng said yesterday. He made the remarks when meeting a delegation led by Koji Miyahara, president of Tokyo-based Nippon Yusen Kaisha Line Ltd, a leading shipping...

Oil steady after holiday, Mexico ports reopenDec 26, 2007

SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Oil was steady above $94 a barrel on Wednesday, although Mexican export terminals reopened following a cold front that had helped fuel pre-holiday gains. U.S. light, sweet crude for February delivery was 5 cents higher at $94.18 a barrel by 1832 EST after gaining 82 cents on Monday. Trading volumes remained particularly thin with ...

Podcasting From The High Seas - Maritime Bloggers Talk Via SatelliteDec 25, 2007

From across the ocean Captain John Konrad watches the sunset from the bridge of his ship. From this perch 100 feet above the water's edge he stands before a computer system that controls six enormous thrusters letting him move the 835 foot ship effortlessly. With each thruster able to move independently Captain Konrad says, "This ship can really turn on a...

SKorea's Samsung wins shipbuilding orders worth US$2.4bDec 25, 2007

South Korea's Samsung Heavy Industries, the world's second largest shipbuilder, said Monday it has secured new orders worth a total of US$2.41 billion. The company said it won a US$1.15 billion contract to build two semi-submersible floating drilling rigs by September 2010 for an unidentified Russian client. Separately, clients in Africa and in th...

Russia Primorsk to start Suezmax tankers in JanuaryDec 25, 2007

Russia's largest oil port, Baltic Sea Primorsk, will begin loading its first Suezmax tankers in January, a move that allows it to boost shipments of Urals crude, a port schedule showed on Monday. Primorsk will load a total of four cargoes with 135,000 tonnes of crude each, up from its regular 100,000 tonnes -- a deadweight usually called Aframax. Tr...

Cruise firm doubles its operations in Dubai Dec 25, 2007

Dubai, December 24: The popularity of the city as a regional winter cruise destination has been reinforced with a leading European cruise operator doubling their operations. Costa Cruises launched its cruise season on Saturday evening, marking its second consecutive year in Dubai by deploying two ships, the Costa Romantica and Costa Europa, with capaci...

Shipping Delays Plague Christmas SeasonDec 24, 2007

Thousands of British families won't have the merriest of Christmases this year as overloaded Internet retail outlets fail to deliver presents in time. The government-backed Consumer Direct, a call center providing basic consumer advice in England, fielded nearly 3,000 complaints in the past six weeks regarding the late delivery of consumer goods purch...

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