Monday, April 17, 2000 Maritime News

Dubai Ports, Oracle Announce Joint Venture

Apr 17, 2000

Dubai Ports Authority (DPA) and the Jebel Ali Free Zone announced a joint venture with Oracle Corp. to establish the region's first e-business market. The Dubai

Egypt's Suez Canal Receipts Drop

Apr 17, 2000

Egypt's Suez Canal receipts slipped to $144.4 million in February from $160.8 million in January but up from $139.1 million in February 1999, the Cabinet Information and Decision Support Center said.

Sale Of Stena Line Possible

Apr 17, 2000

The chairman of Swedish international shipping operator Stena Line AB told press he can imagine selling the loss-making ferry group. However, said Dan Sten Olsson,

Philippine Ferry Sinks After Collision

Apr 17, 2000

A Philippine inter-island ferry slammed into a fish corral at sea early on Monday, disabling its propeller. All 137 people aboard were rescued, the coastguard said.

Transas Unveils GMDSS Simulator

Apr 17, 2000

Transas Marine has extended its range of GMDSS simulators by introducing the TGS 4000 system. The new TGS 4000 simulator complements and enhances the existing TGS 2000 and TGS 3000 versions,

New And Notable Deliveries

Apr 17, 2000

Blount Completes Dinner Vessel The 600-passenger dinner cruise vessel; M/V Horizon was delivered to Pegasus Yacht Cruises of New York by Blount Industries on March 5.

Norwegian Manufacturers Maintain Edge

Apr 17, 2000

The cliche “the more things change, the more they stay the same,” certainly applies to the past, current and future role of the Norwegian maritime cluster in the

Calling All Mariners

Apr 17, 2000

Globalstar, L.P. brought its next-generation strategizing to fruition with the release of full commercial access of its mobile satellite service in the U.S. through its distributor Globalstar U.

Corsaire 13000 Embodies Integrated, Advanced Propulsion System

Apr 17, 2000

The new 440-ft. (134-m) monohull high-speed ferry Corsaire 13000 will soon undergo speed trials at the French shipyard Alstom Leroux Naval, and the successful testing

Reality Checked

Apr 17, 2000

Shipowners are about to find themselves under a barrage of propaganda about electronic charts and the display systems that run them. These systems have been around for some years,

Charting The World Electronically

Apr 17, 2000

The advent of electronic chart technology has left ship and boat owners with an unprecedented tool to aid in safe and efficient navigation. But while the electronic

Electronic Engines Power New OSV Breed

Apr 17, 2000

The offshore supply vessel market remains as competitive as ever, with companies attempting to lure customers with the best possible value for their day rates and other appealing offers.

Offshore Industry Leaders Invest Heavily In Safety Programs

Apr 17, 2000

The offshore oil industry market, by its very nature, is a challenging work environment that poses many safety hazards, particularly for individuals and companies which lack adequate safety training.

DCR Optimistic About Future Of Offshore Drilling Sector

Apr 17, 2000

While it may be impossible to predict when offshore rig utilization will begin a meaningful recovery, Duff & Phelps Credit Rating Co. (DCR) has noticed certain

Projections center on When, not If

Apr 17, 2000

The cyclical nature of the offshore exploration and production beast is legendary in financial circles, riding boom and bust waves for years at a time. While industry

Strategic Value Adding Purchasing

Apr 17, 2000

An effective purchasing strategy is at the core of successful purchasing departments. Strategies that offer total value to an organization should be the goal of all purchasing organizations.

A New View

Apr 17, 2000

For years, forensic historians relied on survivor and eyewitness testimonies and, if available, material testing or intelligence reports to help gather evidence to piece together an event.

Financing Sources for U.S. Government Programs

Apr 17, 2000

Recent growth in ferry construction, particularly in the U.S., has been significant. The U.S. Department of Transportation recently reported that the U.S. marine

Jotun: Greening the trade in crude

Apr 17, 2000

Bringing her first cargo to Europe following completion by Samsung Heavy Industries, the 306,000-dwt British Pioneer has given new expression to environmental-consciousness

Editor's Note

Apr 17, 2000

Despite seemingly best efforts by world leaders, it appears that the wild gyrations ,which are the hallmark of the oil industry, will never truly be tamed. For proof,

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