Aberdeen Harbour had announced the appointment of two new members. Alistair Mackenzie and Colin Crosby took their seats on the Board in January, while existing members Alan Amoore and Brian Turnbull have been reappointed for another three years.

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• Aberdeen Harbor appoints new finance director

     Aberdeen Harbour Board has appointed James Bell as finance director following the recent retiral of Graeme Clark after 26 years service.?Mr Bell (42) joins the Board from the Caledonian Brewing Company, a subsidiary of Heineken UK, where he was head of finance since 2002. A graduate of Dundee University, James

• Half-year results on the budget in Aberdeen Harbor

    Aberdeen Harbour has reported a healthy start to 2009, remaining on budget for the first half of the year. Read at Half-year results on budget at Aberdeen Harbour

• Sydney Harbor enforce new security measures after ferry disaster

    Ferries in Sydney Harbour will have to abide by a new nighttime speed limit a judge has ruled, after an collision in 2007 left four people dead. Read at Sydney Harbour enforces new safety measures after ferry accident

• Yantai Raffles Announces Resignation of Director

     Yantai Raffles Shipyard Limited (‘the Company”) announces that Michael Sharp, Executive Director, has completed his 3 year contract with the Company, and that he has decided to return to the banking sector in New Zealand. As a consequence, Mr. Sharp has resigned from the Board effective 29th September 2009, and

• Port Manager appointed to Teignmouth Harbor Commission

    Dave Atkin, Port Manager for Associated British Portsâ?? (ABP) south-west Ports at Teignmouth and Millbay, Plymouth has been appointed a Commissioner of the Teignmouth Harbour Commission (THC), the statutory authority which regulates all marine operations within Teignmouth Harbour. Read at Port Manager appointed to Teignmouth Harbour Commission

• Shippers, bunker companies lobby against the reduction in the tax rate

    Philippine bunker suppliers and shipping firms have lobbied against a rise in service fee at Manila North Harbour by an incoming operator. Shipping firms have warned of higher freight and passenger rates while bunker suppliers have cautioned of a rise in bunkering costs if Manila North Harbour Port, Inc

• Gottwald Port Cranes enter the Indian market

    Gottwald Port Technology GmbH (Gottwald), a subsidiary of Demag Cranes AG, has secured an order for two G HSK 8332 B Portal Harbour Cranes, variants of Model 8 and derived from Mobile Harbour Cranes, from Adani Petronet (Dahej) Port Pvt. Ltd. (APPPL), a joint venture between Petronet LNG Ltd. and

• Gottwald portal harbour cranes enter the Indian market

    Gottwald Port Technology GmbH (Gottwald), a subsidiary of Demag Cranes AG, has secured an order for two G HSK 8332 B Portal Harbour Cranes, variants of Model 8 and derived from Mobile Harbour Cranes, from Adani Petronet (Dahej) Port Pvt. Ltd. (APPPL), a joint venture between Petronet LNG Ltd. and

• Green light for the underground oil storage

    The Port of Gothenburg is set to begin construction of a facility for crude oil storage in one of the underground caverns at the port, with completion within 24 months. Together with the storage company Scandinavian Tank Storage, the Port of Gothenburg is aiming to offer crude oil storage in one

• Champion secures major contract Maersk Oil

    Specialist oilfield production chemicals company Champion Technologies has been awarded a three year contract with extension options for a further four years by Maersk Oil North Sea UK Ltd to provide production chemicals for subsea and topside applications across its North Sea assets. The value of the initial three-year deal

• \ u0026quot; crew suffers psychologically under pirate \ u0026quot;

     The owner of a German ship held by pirates off the coast of Somalia said the crew members were suffering mentally after four months of captivity, in a newspaper interview published Sunday. “All crew members on board are in physically good shape,” Frank Leonhardt, the owner of the Hansa Stavanger freight

• Irish Continental Group Orders new mobile harbor crane from Gottwald

    The Irish Continental Group (ICG) has ordered a new mobile harbour crane for their operation at the Port of Belfast, Northern Ireland. Read at Irish Continental Group orders new mobile harbour crane from Gottwald

• Crisis 2010 tax rebate Rotterdam Harbor

    In 2010, the Port of Rotterdam Authority will give a once-only crisis rebate of 7% on the tariffs for sea and inland harbour dues. Agreements have been made for 2010 and 2011

• Maersk Alabama Defend 2nd Pirate attack with Guns

    Somali pirates attacked the Maersk Alabama on Wednesday for the second time in seven months, though private guards on board the U.S.-flagged ship repelled the attack with gunfire and a high-decibel noise device.

• CMA CGM achieved a 1st Step in the financial restructuring and strengthening its organization

    CMA CGM announces that an agreement was reached with its financial partners leading to the allowance of a 500 million dollar credit line, payable to the Group in January 2010. This important step will enable the Group to pursue the current talks regarding its debt restructuring and a capital increase planned