Latest Marine transport News
Economic Recovery and Increasing Participation from Private Sector Fuels Growth in the Marine Transport Industry ...
GIA announces the release of a comprehensive global outlook on the Marine Transportation Industry. Marine transportation industry is a highly globalised industry and is largely controlled by few leading companies and global terminal operators resulting in an oligipolistic yet highly competitive market. The industry is witnessing steady growth post recession largely driven by renewed economic ...
Marine expeditionary unit possible in Australia
(Staff writer) ABOARD THE AMPHIBIOUS ASSAULT SHIP WASP — The Navy’s top officer raised the possibility Saturday of a Marine expeditionary unit deploying to Australia on a rotational basis as part of a new agreement reached between the Pacific nation and the U.S.
Marine Dept seeks Bt9.6 billion
The Marine Department has requested a five-year construction budget of Bt9.585 billion for the Pak Bara Deep Sea Port project, work on which is due to begin next year once protests by local residents have been resolved.
Fairstar Heavy Transport N.V. awarded two contracts by Saipem for Golden Eagle
Fairstar Heavy Transport N.V. (FAIR) has been awarded two contracts by Saipem to provide marine transportation services for the Golden Eagle Project in the North Sea. The first voyage is scheduled in early ...
Ship sounds causing dirty hulls - research
Barnacles, mussels and other sea creatures which cling to ships' hulls - costing the shipping industry millions of dollars each year - are attracted by the underwater sounds the vessels generate, research has found.Marine fouling...
Thai-ASEAN News Network - Boat Fare Hike in Pipeline
The Marine Department refuses to allow operators of Chao Phraya express boats to hike fares, at least until the price of diesel reaches 33 baht a liter.
Marine Harvest fined
A North Island company was fined in Port Hardy court after it pleaded guilty to a 2009 infraction.
Thai Asean News Network
The Marine Department refuses to allow operators of Chao Phraya express boats to hike fares, at least until the price of diesel reaches 33 baht a liter.
Canada must act decisively to protect marine biodiversity: report
Canada is failing badly at protecting its rich marine biodiversity from the looming threat of climate change, an expert-panel report for the Royal Society of Canada concluded Thursday.
Marines return from deployments
CHERRY POINT — Marines and sailors and their families and friends were reunited after months apart in separate homecomings this weekend.
