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DRDO to use ultra-laser beam lighting not to distract mass-nesting sea turtles

DRDO to use ultra-laser beam lighting not to distract mass-nesting sea turtlesThe Intermediary Test Range Centre in the idyllic Wheeler’s Island is lying close to the Nasi-1 and Nasi-2 nesting grounds of the turtles.

Nordic Tankers, Herning Shipping Merge Danish Activities

Nordic Tankers, Herning Shipping Merge Danish ActivitiesDenmark-based Nordic Tankers and Herning Shipping will consolidate all of their shore-based activities in Copenhagen, Denmark, effective June 2015, as part of the restructuring process.

Eimskip Shuffles Lines

Eimskip Shuffles LinesIcelandic shipping and logistics provider Eimskip has decided to combine its Green and Red Lines in the company’s sailing schedule as of mid-February.

Training Coastguards in Piracy Hotspots Key

Training Coastguards in Piracy Hotspots KeyNorthwood added that this does not only apply to Somalia, and that other coastal nations in piracy prone areas are encouraged to guard their territorial waters and economic zones.

Sino-Global Broadens Ownership Scope

Sino-Global Broadens Ownership ScopeNew York-based shipping agency Sino-Global Shipping America has broadened its ownership scope with the signing of a deal for its first tanker.

Improved US Economy Lifts Georgia Ports

Improved US Economy Lifts Georgia PortsThe Port of Savannah moved 3.34 million TEUs in calendar year 2014, an increase of 312,037 TEUs over 2013.

Carnival Corporation Expands Presence in China

Carnival Corporation Expands Presence in ChinaThe joint venture would explore the possibility of sourcing new ships that are designed and built in China, along with the possibility of acquiring existing cruise ships.

HHI’s Order Intake Plunges

HHI’s Order Intake PlungesThe newbuilding order intake of South Korean shipbuilder Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI) has taken a plunge as the shipbuilder recorded 27.5 pct dip in new orders in 2014 when compared to last year’s figures.

Gazprom, Yamal Sign Deal to Sell LNG in Asia

Gazprom, Yamal Sign Deal to Sell LNG in AsiaThe contract that will be effective for over 20 years provides for the annual supply of 2.9 million tons of LNG that will be delivered to the Asia-Pacific markets, mostly to India.

South Asia Still Preferred Dumping Ground

South Asia Still Preferred Dumping GroundNone of the said South Asian yards comply with international standards for safe and environmentally sound ship recycling.

Canada Says Customs Act Applies to US West Coast Diverters

Canada Says Customs Act Applies to US West Coast DivertersIn addition, the CBSA said it would like to remind clients that all shipments must continue to comply with the regulations of other government departments, where applicable.

Drewry: Post-Alliance Restructure Well-Balanced

Drewry: Post-Alliance Restructure Well-BalancedDrewry believes that accusations that the industry is completely homogenised are unfair as a broad range of options has been made available to shippers.

Maersk Giant Breaks 18,000 TEU Ceiling

Maersk Giant Breaks 18,000 TEU CeilingMaersk Mc-Kinney Moller is carrying the record-breaking load to Tanjung Pelapas in Malaysia.

Höegh Osaka Pending Cargo Discharge

Höegh Osaka Pending Cargo DischargeDischarge of cargo from car carrier Höegh Osaka is set to start shortly according to the vessel’s owner Höegh Autoliners.

Prosecutor Wants 26-Year Sentence for Costa Concordia Captain

Prosecutor Wants 26-Year Sentence for Costa Concordia CaptainItalian prosecutors have called for a 26-year prison sentence for the captain of Costa Concordia cruise ship that sank in January, 2012, killing 32 people.

USCG Clears Serenade of the Seas for Departure

USCG Clears Serenade of the Seas for DepartureThe United States Coast Guard cleared Royal Caribbean’s cruise ship Serenade of the Seas for departure from New Orleans shortly after noon on Sunday, January 25th.

Turkey should establish Africa Investment Fund; official

Turkey should establish Africa Investment Fund; officialTurkey should establish an Africa Investment Fund since Turkish investors face high political risks in continent, said a senior energy official.

New cruises to explore Iceland, Greenland

New cruises to explore Iceland, GreenlandLooking for an off-the-beaten-path getaway this summer? A new small-ship cruise line is offering a series of complete circumnavigations of Iceland as well as voyages from Iceland to Greenland and back.

South Korea seeks diversification via African investms.

South Korea seeks diversification via African investms.South Korea strives to diversify its energy supply routes by investing in Sub-Saharan countries in a bid to decrease its dependency on Middle Eastern energy imports.

Indonesia’s Pelindo I to further develop five ports

Indonesia’s Pelindo I to further develop five portsIndonesian state-run port operator Pelindo I said it will modernize and expand five of its ports this year.

Jurong Port adds to green image

Jurong Port adds to green imageTen days ago the port announced plans to have the largest solar panel facility among any port in the world with a S$30m set to be finished by the end of the year.

ATI investing in new port kit

ATI investing in new port kitManila: Asian Terminals Inc (ATI) is adding five more rubber-tired gantry cranes to expand capacity at Manila South Harbor.

China, Sohar Eye Investment Opportunities

China, Sohar Eye Investment OpportunitiesOman’s fast expanding Sohar Port and Freezone is looking East to attract investment, in particular from China, as it works to raise its profile as a competitive gateway for global trade.

Abu Dhabi Ports Invests in Terminal Management Software

Abu Dhabi Ports Invests in Terminal Management SoftwareAbu Dhabi Ports has implemented new port management software called ‘Master Terminal’ to enhance the general cargo operations at the United Arab Emirates’ ports by improving processing times and the range of customer service offerings.

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