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BAGGERWERKEN DECLOEDT EN ZOON PHILIPPINES
BAGGERWERKEN DECLOEDT EN ZOON PHILIPPINES is likely a subsidiary or affiliate of the Belgian company Jan De Nul Group. Jan De Nul Group, which originates from Belgium, specializes in dredging and marine engineering services. The name "Baggerwerken Decloedt en Zoon" refers to an established Belgian dredging
Bems Corporation
Manufacturing,Fabrication and Precision Tooling
Blastmaster Inc.
Our company was established in 1997 to service the marine and industrial shot blasting requirement wit our automatic shot blasting machine.
CHESTEEL MARINE INDUSTRIAL CORPORATION PHILIPPINES
Ship repair ship building
Don Pedro Shiping
Maritime safety and security
Don Pedro Shipping
Job Opportunities world wide
Don Pedro`s Shipping
Consultancy
ELEGANT SHIPPING PHILS., INC
SHIPPING INDUSTRY
Fairway Shipping Digest, Inc.
publication
Faiway Shipping Digest, Inc.
publication
Far East Maritime Foundation
Maritime Training & Education
Fastcraft Marine Services Inc.
Marine Consultancy and Ship Management
Harbor Star Shipping Services Inc
towage, salvage, ship repairs
IDESS Interactive Technologies
IDESS i.t. is dedicated to developing innovative training methods, and has a proven track record in transferring knowledge and skill to their client`s personnel through cost effective computer based learning programs that deliver measurable results.
IDESS Maritime Center (Subic) Inc.
Training and Assessment Services for the Maritime, Oil and Gas and shore-based industry training and assessment services. Please see this link for the list of our courses: http://www.idess.com/courses.htm
IDESS Maritime Centre (Subic) Inc.
IDESS is an independent organisation providing training services to the maritime and offshore industries.
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Maritime News

Seattle: Container Ship Captain Arrested After Sobriety Test
The US Coast Guard Investigative Service (CGIS) has arrested the captain of the 8,814-TEU container ship MSC Jubilee IX for suspicion of operating the vessel while intoxicated following a boarding at Terminal 5 in Seattle, August 20.Watchstanders at Coast Guard Sector Puget Sound were notified by a Puget Sound Pilot aboard the MSC Jubilee IX, who reported the vessel’s captain was exhibiting signs of intoxication. The pilot and first mate operated the vessel during the transit from an anchorage near Everett, Wash., to Terminal 5 at the Port of Seattle without incident.

US Halts Revolution Wind Project
The Trump administration on Friday ordered Denmark's Orsted to stop far-advanced construction on an offshore wind project near Rhode Island, in a move that threatens to exacerbate the company's financial troubles.With construction now frozen at 80% completion, Orsted has no immediate path to revenue generation, heightening pressure on the company as it seeks to shore up finances through a $9.4 billion emergency rights issue.The stop-work order, issued by the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM), is the administration's latest effort to hinder U.S.

Asia to Take More US LNG ... but is it Enough to Placate Trump?
There are early signs that some Asian countries are stepping up their imports of U.S. liquefied natural gas (LNG) as part of trade deals with President Donald Trump.Asia's imports of the super-chilled fuel are on track to hit an eight-month high of 2.01 million metric tons in August, according to data compiled by commodity analysts Kpler.But of far more importance is the Kpler estimate that Asia's LNG imports from the United States will surge to 3.61 million tons in October, which would be the second-highest on record behind the 3.75 million from February 2021.

US Deploying Amphibious Squadron to Caribbean
The United States has ordered an amphibious squadron to the southern Caribbean as part of President Donald Trump's effort to address threats from Latin American drug cartels, two sources briefed on the deployment said on Wednesday.The sources, speaking on condition of anonymity, said that the USS San Antonio, USS Iowa Jima and USS Fort Lauderdale could arrive off the coast of Venezuela as early as Sunday. The ships are carrying 4,500 service members, including 2,200 Marines, the sources said.The sources declined to detail the specific mission of the squadron. But they have said that recent deployments are aimed at addressing threats to U.S.

Coast Guard Establishes Robotics Office
The U.S. Coast Guard has set up the initial operating capability of a Robotics and Autonomous Systems Program Executive Office.The office is a key component of the Service's Force Design 2028 (FD 2028) plan, and the Coast Guard claims it is poised to be the most transformational enhancement to capability since the inception of aviation. The office is dedicated to the rapid operationalization of the Unmanned Systems Strategic Plan.Robotics and autonomous systems are anticipated to revolutionize Coast Guard operations, leading to significant impacts to securing the border, facilitating commerce, and responding to contingencies.