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Solstad Offshore Announces Sale of Vessel
Normand Ships AS, a wholly owned subsidiary of Solstad Offshore ASA (Solstad Offshore, OSE: SOFF), has sold the CSV Normand Jarl to a Buyer outside of the offshore industry. Delivery of the vessel to the new owner is estimated to take place during Q1 2023. Solstad Offshore will recognize a…
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Asyad Shipping expands service footprint to Singapore
Asyad Shipping has opened the company’s first international office in Singapore as part of its ambitious growth plans to expand the business portfolio into the Asian market. The new office will act as a platform for Asyad Shipping to serve the increasing demand from current and potential customers in that…
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Ventana Serra continues expansion with new offices in USA
The new branches in New York and Atlanta will support the company’s continual expansion in the country Ventana Serra US is pleased to announce the opening of its newest branches in New York and Atlanta. The two offices are fully operational since November and offer Air Freight, Ocean Freight, and…
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The largest cruise ship in the world has been launched
Icon of the Seas touched the sea at the Meyer Turku shipyard with her record gross tonnage and dimensions. She will enter service in 2024 The Finnish shipyard Meyer Turku has launched the hull of what, once it enters service, will be the largest cruise ship in the world ordered…
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New feeder service offering between Turkey and Georgia.
Every 12 to 14 days, the 925 TEU Contship Joy will travel between Turkish ports and Poti Port APM Terminals Poti serves as a hub for trade between Europe and Central Asia as well as a worldwide entry point for trade in Georgia, Armenia, and Azerbaijan. The port is connected…
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Re floated Russian Reefer GOGLAND REEFER taking back to Murmansk
Reefer GOGLAND REEFER ran aground in Kola Bay, Barents sea, Russia, on according to local media, Dec 9. The ship was refloated on Dec 9, and taken back to Murmansk, remained in Murmansk as of Dec 10. According to track, GOGLAND REEFER ran aground after she left Murmansk on Nov…
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WMU Delivers Special Session on Sargassum at the 75th GCFI Conference
The World Maritime University’s (WMU) Closing the Circle Programme delivered a special session on sargassum at the 75th Annual Conference of the Gulf and Caribbean Fisheries Institute that took place from 7-11 November 2022 in Fort Walton-Destin in Florida, USA. The conference covered a wide range of regional fisheries and…
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NAGOYA : Japanese Large-sized Port
Port of Nagoya Public Aquarium is one of Japan’s larger and better aquaria. Moored in the harbor is the Fuji Icebreaker, the ship Japan used to explore the Antarctic Ocean from the 1960s to the 1980s Nagoya Port (名古屋港, Nagoyakō), south of Nagoya‘s city center, is one of Japan’s largest…
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Port of Antwerp-Bruges and Nagoya strengthen relationship via cooperation agreement
As part of the princely economic mission to Japan, the ports of Antwerp-Zeebrugge and Nagoya have signed a renewed cooperation agreement to further expand their trade relations and deepen their collaboration Princely mission to Japan Port of Antwerp-Bruges is participating in the princely economic mission to Japan this week. Japan…
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Tugs Towing & Offshore-Newsletter 96 2022 PDF
Foss Charters Vessel from Tug Construction Foss Maritime has reached a deal to bareboat charter the tug Earl W Redd from Tug Construction, LLC for use in the U.S. offshore wind industry. The Earl W Redd will sail from Portland, Ore. to Massachusetts later this month to begin work on…
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