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Davie finalizes purchase of Helsinki Shipyard

  Lévis, QC – Davie today announced it has finalized the acquisition of the assets of Finland’s Helsinki Shipyard Oy (HSO). The historic transaction combines the skills, experience and capabilities of two leaders in Arctic shipbuilding and other high-value products. While the Canadian and Finnish shipyard will be separate legal and operating entities, the business […]

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Novarium and the Port of Québec join forces to stimulate innovation

  Rimouski – Novarium, the innovation campus dedicated to the blue economy, announces a strategic partnership with the Port of Québec, one of the five largest ports in Canada. This collaboration aims to create a dynamic ecosystem that promotes innovation, research and sustainable development in the marine sector, while exploiting the unique advantages offered by

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No relief before 2028 to global container over-supply

  The market is heading into a traditional downcycle, as 2023 is seeing significant excess capacity being delivered, and in all likelihood the same will happen in 2024, reports Sea-Intelligence. The question then remains of when the current and overcoming overcapacity market will balance again. On this matter, CEO Alan Murphy offers little hope of

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U.S. Coast Guard unveils new Arctic strategic plan

  The U.S. Coast Guard has unveiled what is called an Arctic Strategic Outlook Implementation Plan that opens the door to acquiring commercially-available icebreakers to address short-term capacity gaps. The plan comprises 14 initiatives ranging from enhancing Arctic operations and exercises to expanding surface capabilities and associated support infrastructure with a view to promoting safety,

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Contract for aircraft hangar in Iqaluit to enhance Arctic marine surveillance

  The Minister of Transport, the Honourable Pablo Rodriguez, and the Minister of Public Services and Procurement, the Honourable Jean-Yves Duclos, today announced that a contract has been awarded to Pilitak Enterprises Ltd., an Inuit company, to construct a new National Aerial Surveillance Program (NASP) aircraft hangar in Iqaluit, Nunavut. The contract is valued at $45.9 million and construction

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Innovation hubs of Halifax, Hamburg and Valencia setting up global alliance

  The innovation hubs of the Port of Hamburg (homePORT), the Port of Halifax (The PIER) and the Port of Valencia (Opentop) have announced they have started working toward the design and setup of the first network of innovation hubs in ports. The announcement of this new initiative took place last week during the Port

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Seaway reopening Monday morning after tentative agreement

  The St. Lawrence Seaway is to resume operations at 7 am Monday morning following a tentative agreement announced Sunday, October 29 evening between the St. Lawrence Seaway Management Corporation and the Unifor union representing 361 Canadian workers who had been on strike since October 22 – impacting on more than 100 vessels waiting at

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DP World and APM Terminals target electrification of operations

  APM Terminals and DP World have announced an initiative to accelerate decarbonisation of the world’s terminals through the widespread electrification of container handling equipment (CHE). The initiative is grounded in research showing the tipping point for battery-electric CHE can be reached within the next 2-8 years with the right actions from industry stakeholders. The

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