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  • The Canadian Institute of Marine Engineering is holding its annual convention in Vancouver at the Holiday Inn Harbourside on June 5, 6 and 7, 1986.

    This eighth annual meeting of Canada's marine engineers is being held in conjunction with the world's fair EXPO 86, and will complement the transportation theme of this world-scale exposition.

    The Canadian Institute of Marine Engineering is now assembling a program of international and Canadian papers on the theme of "Marine Engineering . . . The Future?" and are interested in hearing from authors willing to present a paper on this subject.

    In addition to the A.G.M. and presentation of technical papers at MariTech 86, there will also be an exposition by manufacturers of their equipment and products.

    The convention will conclude with a dinner and dance. Saturday, June 7, will be MariTech day at EXPO 86.

    Inquiries should be directed to Peter Davies, Convention Chairman, #10,1934 Barclay Street, Vancouver, B.C., Canada V6G 1L3.

  • , and management of the U.S. continental shelf region will be the focus for the ninth annual Center for Ocean Management Studies conference to be held June 16-19 at the University of Rhode Island. The conference will begin with an overview addressing the natural resources of the shelf, the changes in

  • for all involved in the management, operation and services of cruise shipping, is scheduled to take place in the Hilton Hotel on Park Lane, London, from June 19- 20, 1985. The event will be organized by the UK Secretariat of the well-known Ro-Ro Conferences. The focus on the cruising sector of the leisure

  • Annual Spring Dinner- Dance sponsored by the Philadelphia Section of The Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers will be held on Saturday, June 16, at the Philadelphia Centre Hotel. The black tie event will begin with a social hour at 6:30 pm, followed by dinner at 8:00 and dancing until

  • The second annual International Offshore and Polar Engineering Conference (ISOPE) will be held in San Francisco, Calif., June 14-19, 1992. This is a combined event with the second Pacific/ Asia Offshore Mechanics Symposium (PACOMS). One of the highlights of the conference will be the presentation of a

  • The 15th International Congress on Combustion Engines (CIMAC) will be held at the Palais des Congres in Paris, France, from June 13 to 17, 1983. The first session of the CIMAC congress will be held the morning of June 13 and will feature an address by Mr. Balaceanu, director general of the French

  • S y m p o s i um on "Automation for Safety in Shipping and Offshore Petroleum Operations" (ASSOPO '80) is scheduled to be held in Trondheim, Norway, June 16-18, 1980. The symposium was organized by the Norwegian Society for Automatic Control, jointly sponsored sponsored by IFIP (International Federation

  • , is expected to be the most representative show ever. Over 600 companies from 40 countries will exhibit their hardware and services in Piraeus, Greece, June 2-7. Posidonia 80 is sponsored by the Greek Ministry of Mercantile Marine, the Union of Greek Shipowners, the Greek Chamber of Shipping, the Association

  • One of the more unique conferences — the Multi Agency Combat Craft (MACC 2004) — is set to take place again this month. MACC provides a forum for open exchange and discussion about boat and craft between Government agencies and the maritime community. In addition to topical conferences and an

  • co-sponsor a free seminar called, "International Oil Spill R&D Forum: Fostering International Cooperative Research," to be held in Washington, D.C., June 1-4. The workshop will focus on current and proposed R&D plans for oil spill response technologies, providing a forum for information exchange and

  • This year's Ro-Ro Conference and Exhibition—Ro-Ro 77—will be held on June 21-22 in the London Hilton Hotel, London, England. The meeting will take place against a background of continued acceleration in international ro-ro traffic, with new ships increasing the world ro-ro cargo fleet by as much as

  • short course sponsored by the Instrument Society of America (ISA). The course will be held at the Sheraton National Motor Hotel, Washington, D.C., June 27-28, 1977. Conducted by experts from key marine areas, the course will cover virtually all areas of marine applications (ships, offshore installations

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    Maximum hopper capacity 6000 cu. yds. Maximum dredge depth with suction tube at 45 degrees 65-ft. track to be placed into service in Fiscal Year 2028. In June 42 | MN March 202

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    commerce, energy distribu- (SHSU) Institute for Homeland Security, will be held 2-3 tion, and economic resilience. Yet this vast ecosystem faces June at the LyondellBasell Center for Petrochemical, En- escalating risks including geopolitical tensions, deteriorat- ergy and Technology, San Jacinto College

  • MN Mar-26#12  essential to the system.” In June 2026, IRPT will lead a)
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    capabilities. That effort thousands of private terminals moving freight every day,” extends overseas. she said. “They are essential to the system.” In June 2026, IRPT will lead a member delegation to Europe, including visits to ports and terminals and The Infrastructure Challenge participation in Breakbulk

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livery in March and June 2029 respectively, with)
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    In the Shipyard From Design to Delivery livery in March and June 2029 respectively, with optional ves- 2+4: 2+4: sels delivered at three-month intervals thereafter. The ships will be built at China Merchants Industry (CMI) Next-Gen RoRo VesselsNext-Gen RoRo Vessels Weihai Shipyard, extending a decade-long

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    with Oarai, northeast of the Tokyo metropolis, Naikai Zosen’s 2025 output from its Setoda yard also followed by sister vessel Sun? ower Pirka during June. encompassed the 144-metre Blue Grace, commissioned by As well as virtually eliminating SOx emissions, regular in- Tsugaru Kaikyo Ferry for the seven-hour

  • MT Jan-26#36  underwater vehicle. 
In June 2025, Aquark partnered)
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    Operating Of? cer at cold atom trap onboard the National Oceanography Centre Aquark Technologies Autosub Long Range autonomous underwater vehicle. In June 2025, Aquark partnered with the Royal Navy to de- It is hard to overstate the signi? cance of this in engineering ploy AQlock aboard HMS Pursuer for

  • MN Jan-26#36  in 
held in New York in June, David Kim, who had led)
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    deliveries in the late 2020’s. At Marine Money’s 2025 annual week-long conference, At the Marine Money December, 2025 conference in held in New York in June, David Kim, who had led the New Orleans, Tom Anderson, President, U.S. Shipbuild- integration of the Philadelphia facility into Hanwha in ing, Hanwha

  • MN Nov-25#30  regulations, pub-
lished in June 2021, currently remain)
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    . To date, US shipowners have not been made subject to such complication and expense.” Transport Canada says its ballast water regulations, pub- lished in June 2021, currently remain in full effect. These reg- ulations require vessels built before January 1, 2009, to install a BWMS by September 8, 2030, while

  • MN Nov-25#24  been active 
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    On the demand side, the TDW CEO pointed to in- areas of operation.” creased activity, including in areas that have not been active At Marine Money’s June 2025 signature event, Quin- in recent years; but he did point out that: “In the U.S. Gulf, tin Kneen, President and CEO of vessel owner Tidewater

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    & NATO ALLIES shipping channels in Gulf of Bothnia open for naviga- tion. The northern part of the Gulf of Bothnia traditionally freezes from January to June. Sweden operates a ? eet of six aging Baltic icebreakers with an average age of ~45 years, re? ecting a potential future weakness without a large

  • MR Nov-25#60  of 
Texas-based Gulf Copper in June of 
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    Guard icebreakers: • Canada’s Davie, the owner of leading icebreaker company Helsinki Ship, announced the acquisition of Texas-based Gulf Copper in June of this year and a plan to invest $1billion in upgrading and expanding the yard capacity. • Bollinger and Edison Chouest Offshore have formed the

  • MR Nov-25#58  program, the Department of  June 2025 presidential Memorandum)
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    ICEBREAKERS ICE PACT COUNTRIES & NATO ALLIES states that it is in the national security ICE Pact program, the Department of June 2025 presidential Memorandum interest of the USA to build up to four Defense published an updated Arctic on Safeguarding U.S. National Interests Arctic Security Cutters

  • MR Nov-25#52  primarily in colder 
In June, Climeon received a repeat)
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    a 4-stroke engine having total particularly well-suited for vessels without excess steam.” engine capacity around 30MW, operating primarily in colder In June, Climeon received a repeat order from NovaAlgoma climates and at high speeds — maintaining an average main Cement Carriers (NACC) to supply its HeatPower

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    the 60-day mark and at one year,” Hardy said. “The where an employer identi? es someone to work for their company, program’s only been in existence since June of 2021, so we’re and sends them to ATDM to acquire basic skills. Others who al- now just starting to get the data we need to make some de? ni- ready

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    investment in 2014 and cut Energies announced its withdrawal ni? cant differences in priorities, strate- it off in 2022, Chinese ? nancing became in June 2024 under Western pressure, gies, and trust levels. more vital for Russia’s Arctic oil and but by August, Chinese ships were co- China’s Arctic ambitions

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  • MN Sep-25#35  operator on all coasts. In late June, the Washington 
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    ? ciency and reduced emissions have been a concern of that: “American Cruise Lines ships are ready to ‘plug in’ to vessel operator on all coasts. In late June, the Washington any port with shoreside electrical infrastructure. New ships State Ferries (WSF) ferry WENATCHEE (2,500 passen- are built shore power

  • MN Sep-25#25  than eight months 
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    a key asset in the U.S. dredging ? eet. Losing her for an extended period would have left a signi? cant gap in capacity. Less than eight months later, on June 20, 2025, the dredge completed sea trials and rejoined the ? eet. The rapid turnaround was the result of an intense, collaborative restoration effort

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  • MR Aug-25#23 COMING TO 
AMERICA:
 
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    COMING TO AMERICA: In June, HD Hyundai announced the launch of a strategic shipbuilding collaboration centered on Tampa Ship, an Edison Chouest Offshore (ECO) company to build container ships in the U.S. Dino Chouest, Executive Vice President of ECO and Choi Hannae, Vice President, Head of

  • MN Jul-25#40  hub for Ameri-
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    Davie, said: “We share a vision with Estruction of U.S. commercial vessels. The deal was Gulf Copper to make Texas a world-class hub for Ameri- signed on June 20 and announced on June 22, 2025, signed can icebreaker and complex ship production. by Hannae Choi, Head of Planning at HD Korea Ship- The planned