A Partial Solution to the Problems of a Filthy and Dangerous Freighter
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- Published on Wednesday, 07 May 2014 13:48
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UK – Further to our recent story regarding the stranded crew of the MV Munzur, the Panamanian flagged, Turkish owned freighter which has been detained by the UK authorities over health and safety matters, comes some good news thanks to the efforts of the International Transport Workers Federation (ITF) who had threatened the ship with arrest if the owners failed to pay outstanding wages.
An ITF statement says it is ‘able to report progress in the case of the filthy and unsafe vessel Munzur, which is detained in Fowey in Cornwall, United Kingdom. Following the passing of a deadline for action by the owners to pay and repatriate its crew, the company has now agreed to pay all
Norwegians Make A Difference
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- Published on Tuesday, 06 May 2014 09:02
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For more than four decades, Norwegian Cruise Line has committed to the protection of the oceans through sustainable environmental practices, investments in technology and a commitment to exceed regulatory requirements, fulfilling its core company value of Environmental Protection. On this Earth Day, Norwegian celebrates key achievements from the past year that, as a part of the company’s Eco-Smart Cruising program, help preserve the world’s oceans.
With Eco-Smart Cruising, the company is leading the cruise industry with many innovative environmental policies and technologies—from garbage, waste and recycling programs to reducing the operational impact on the environment. In 2013 alone, Norwegian achieved the following earth-saving milestones:
Recycled 1,254 tons of cardboard, saving 23,540 mature trees. This represents enough saved timber resources to produce more than 292
Las navieras estiman más de 6.000 personas cruzarán hoy Estrecho de Gibraltar
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- Published on Monday, 05 May 2014 03:14
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Las compañías navieras que operan en la ruta del Estrecho de Gibraltar entre los puertos de Ceuta y Algeciras (Cádiz) han calculado que más de 6.000 personas cruzarán hoy este trayecto por el fin del puente festivo del Primero de Mayo.
Según han informado a Efe fuentes portuarias, el final del puente que comenzó el pasado 30 de abril provocará hoy que varios de los barcos que operan en esta travesía alcancen el cien por cien de ocupación o estén muy cerca de esta cifra.
Las previsiones indican que esta tarde se espera la mayor concentración de personas para viajar en los dos sentidos como consecuencia del fin de este periodo vacacional.
Las compañías Acciona Trasmediterránea, Balearia y FRS realizarán hoy diecisiete viajes
Imabari Shipbuilding carriers for Spain
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- Published on Tuesday, 06 May 2014 08:49
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Imabari will build the two new LNG carriers at its Saijo yard in 2017
Japan’s Imabari Shipbuilding Co Ltd is to build two LNG carriers at its Saijo yard for Spanish shipping company, Elcano.
The new LNG vessels will increase Elcano’s capacity from 154,000m³ to 178,000m³ with GTT’s MarkIII Flex, which will reduce the boil-off rate (BOR) from 0.15% to 0.1%, while its re-liquefaction system will ensure the vessels’ “operational flexibility”.
In addition to the twin engines, twin propeller and twin rudders, the vessels will feature an optimised hull shape and MAN ME-GI engine with the high efficient gas supply system, which improves fuel consumption performance for
Navieras e inversores impugnan el veto de la UE a las ventajas fiscales isleñas
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- Published on Monday, 05 May 2014 03:12
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LA OPINIÓN DE TENERIFE
Bruselas obliga a devolver las deducciones al Impuesto de Sociedades obtenidas entre 2007 y 2011 l Destacados grupos empresariales y bancos, entre los afectados
r. acosta 28.04.2014 | 02:00
El Tribunal de Justicia de la UE tendrá que resolver los recursos presentados contra el veto de la Comisión Europea a las ventajas fiscales obtenidas por las empresas navieras registradas en Canarias. Varias sociedades inscritas en las Islas, en unión con inversores y bancos, han demandado a Bruselas por obligarles a devolver las bonificaciones fiscales del Impuesto de Sociedades obtenidas entre 2007 y 2011.
Este proceso es consecuencia de la decisión adoptada por el comisario de la Competencia, Joaquín Almunia, sobre el llamado tax lease, un mecanismo que amparaba la legislación tributaria española