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GAS PLATFORM: Gas platform to be biggest ‘ship’

20 August 2011

Shell has unveiled plans to build the world’s first floating liquefied natural gas (FLNG) platform. The 600,000-tonne craft, which will be the world’s biggest...

SAIL TRAINING: Von Humboldt says farewell

20 August 2011

The historic German sail training ship Alexander von Humboldt called at ports in the United Kingdom for the last time during July, with her...

PORT NEWS: Bad weather causes problems

20 August 2011

The Lerwick Port Authority, together with the Tall Ship Race committee, decided to postpone the start of Race 2 from Lerwick to Stavanger for...

LONDON OLYMPICS: A tight squeeze for Deutschland

20 August 2011

Peter Deilmann’s small cruise ship Deutschland (1998/22,496gt) began her own preparations for the London Olympics next year by visiting the capital on 14 July...

HEAVYLIFT: First contract for ‘O’ ship

20 August 2011

Holland’s Dockwise has signed its first contract for use of what will be the world’s largest heavylift vessel when the company’s first $240 million...

HISTORIC COASTER: Preserved Robin returns

20 August 2011

One of the world’s most significant preserved ships, the 1890-built Robin, was welcomed back to London on 13 July by a large and distinguished...

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