Posts and readings form the Weekend  Environmental Compliance: at what cost? Maritime Professional (blog)  - ‎Aug 28, 2013‎ Global classification society DNV said recently that as much as 50 percent of the world's maritime fleet could be dual fuel-powered, as early as 2020.

Saharawi fishermen condemn EU-Morocco fishing treaty 'fraud' EurActiv  - ‎4 hours ago‎ A statement posted online by Saharawi fishermen from Dakhla said: “This agreement doesn't respect the international legality, doesn't respect the damaged environmental status of the region because of over-exploitation [and] doesn't respect the ...

Councils clarify maritime responsibilities in Eastern Bay of Plenty Voxy  - ‎12 hours ago‎ "While we have different roles in the maritime environment, overall we have the same aim for the Eastern Bay - the safe and enjoyable use of our waterways.

Amortisation Is An Interim Strategy For Ports Development, Says Abdullahi The Guardian Nigeria  - ‎Aug 31, 2013‎ There will come a time when the maritime industry, through the Nigerian Ports Authority will be remitting or generating as much as the oil industry in the country.

The technical challenges of ship management The Motorship  - ‎Aug 31, 2013‎ One of the biggest challenges facing the maritime industry is how to successfully meet the ever growing number of environmental and operational cost issues, particularly when considering the prevailing poor market conditions. Yes, many of the vessels ...

Crippling Blow for Indian Navy Asia Sentinel  - ‎Aug 30, 2013‎ Most of India's neighbors are rebuilding their navies as well, which will have a profound impact on the Asian maritime security environment. The 2,300-tonne diesel-electric submarine, commissioned in 1997 at a cost of $ 4 million, had recently ...
Properly managing riches in the Arctic The Nation  - ‎Aug 29, 2013‎ Contrary to popularly held beliefs, the five states with Arctic coastlines - Canada, Denmark, Norway, Russia and the United States - have effectively used the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (Unclos) as the basis for settling maritime boundary ...
	DFDS Invests £34 Million in New Environmental Technology in 2014 The Maritime Executive  - ‎Aug 22, 2013‎ Under these new environmental regulations, ships operating in these areas will only be able to use oil with a maximum of 0.1% sulphur.
FLIR Systems Awarded U.S. Navy Contract Valued at up to $137 Million to ... Marketwire (press release)  - ‎Aug 29, 2013‎ ... condition monitoring, research and development, manufacturing process control, search and rescue, drug interdiction, navigation, transportation safety, border and maritime patrol, environmental monitoring, and chemical, biological, radiological ...

MAST supports UK Marine Framework for unexploded weaponry Post Online  - ‎Aug 28, 2013‎ The guidance will target construction projects in the marine environment, such as energy infrastructure and wind farm developments, including UXO Risk Management for ports, harbours and existing offshore installations which have been subjected to .
Poly Shield Technologies Inc. Enters Into Agreement with Prestige Cruise ... NASDAQ  - ‎Aug 26, 2013‎ ... segment of the maritime industry, the cruise line industry, where Poly Shield Technologies Inc. intends to demonstrate the DSOX-15 Fuel Purification System's economical emissions compliance capabilities in a real time operational maritime ...
FDL area business news & notes Fond du Lac Reporter  - ‎Aug 27, 2013‎ Ann Schneider of Maritime Insurance Group, a HUB International Co., has completed an Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) 10-hour general industry course.
LISCR names Christian Mollitor VP Marine Log  - ‎Aug 22, 2013‎ ... Documentation before leaving the registry in 2001 to further develop his career. This included practising law in Alaska and carrying out maritime and environmental regulatory compliance roles at Royal Caribbean International and Holland America Line.
Half full or half empty Maritime Professional (blog)  - ‎Aug 22, 2013‎ ... operating ships to survive in a business environment characterized by anemic shipping demand, persistent overtonnage, low freight rates, rising fuel costs, tight credit from marine bankers and high costs of environmental compliance to meet new ...

Ships' ballast water topic of maritime industry workshop Bahama Islands Info (blog)  - ‎Aug 28, 2013‎ Hope Strachan (front row, centre) poses, on August 27, 2013, with stakeholders and facilitators at the opening of the National Workshop on the Compliance, Monitoring and Enforcement (CME) aspects of Port State Control for the Ballast Water Management ...