Wednesday, August 11, 2004 Maritime News

Shell Marine Issues Safety @ Heart Award

Aug 11, 2004

Pictured is Sheamus Keehan and Marco Galizioli, Manager Americas, Operation Technical HS&E, SMP U.S. present Shell’s “Safety @ Heart” Award plaque to Pat Studdert, Pres.

This Day in Naval History - Aug. 12

Aug 11, 2004

From the Navy News Service 1812 - USS Constitution captures and destroys brig Adeona. 1918 - Secretary of the Navy approves acceptance of women as yeoman in U.

Rotterdam Traffic Grows 8%

Aug 11, 2004

In the first half of 2004, 177 million tons of cargo was transhipped in the port of Rotterdam, 8 percent more than the first half of 2003. Outgoing trade increased

Swiss Container Line in Rotterdam

Aug 11, 2004

Forwarding company Swiss Container Line (SCL), part of the Atlantic Forwarding Group, started its own operations in Rotterdam. It concentrates on shipments between Asia and Europe.

BP Shipping Orders VLITs

Aug 11, 2004

BP Shipping has ordered two Very Large Inland Tankers (VLIT’s) with a capacity of some 10,300 cu. m. each. The Breko shipyard from the city of Papendrecht (close

Labor Shortage Causes Rotterdam Bottleneck

Aug 11, 2004

At present the main bottleneck causing congestion in Rotterdam is labor shortage. Therefore ECT raised the number of extra personnel with 20 to 120. Some 70 are “in” and the first 20 are trained now.

Crowley to Ship Double Stack Railcars

Aug 11, 2004

Crowley Liner Services has recently entered into a special service contract with the Panama Canal Railway Company (PCRC), owned by the Kansas City Southern Railway (KCS) and Mi-Jack Corporation.

OPA 90 Alert – New Limitations on Lessor Liability

Aug 11, 2004

Holland & Knight LLP issued a Maritime Alert advising clients of the recent amendment of the Oil Pollution Act of 1990 (OPA 90) that substantially ameliorates the

Hearing on Transportation Security

Aug 11, 2004

On August 25, the Subcommittee on Coast Guard and Maritime Transportation of the House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure will conduct hearing on the

MSO New Orleans – Hurricane Condition Four

Aug 11, 2004

USCG Marine Safety Office (MSO) New Orleans is operating at Hurricane Condition Four due to approaching tropical storms Bonnie and Charlie (the name should have been Clyde).

Anchorage marine terminal redevelopment project

Aug 11, 2004

The Maritime Administration (MARAD) issued a Notice stating that it has prepared a Draft Environmental Impact Assessment (DEA) for the Port of Anchorage, Marine Terminal Redevelopment Project.

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