DNV Maritime News is produced for our customers in the maritime industry. It aims to improve shipping quality by sharing DNV's knowledge and experience with our customers.
The newsletter is published four times a year and can be read online by navigating on the left menu.
Class News is now named as Maritime News.
Date: 2008-02-06
DNV has co-published a new book which aims to develop better investigation procedures and practices in Europe.
Delegates at the recent London DNV forum heard that the Russian oil boom points way to big demand for ice class tankers.
Boom times in the shipping market have generated record profits for companies in Scandinavia, a region that plays host to some of the world’s biggest shipowning groups and that also has a flourishing shipping services sector.
DNV has signed a cooperation agreement with Chennai-based Teledata Informatics to provide e-learning and certification of the competence of ship superintendents and electrical officers.
DNV has won the Sea Trade Award in the Innovation in Ship Operations class this year. The award was given for DNV Navigator, a software system that makes bureaucracy easier for captains.
The unique character of the Norwegian shipping industry may be under threat but activity on the world stage goes from strength to strength, delegates learned at DNV’s recent Nordic Committee for Safety at Sea meeting.
Frontline, the world’s largest tanker shipping company, is committed to providing quality transportation services to its customers.
DNV Management Solutions is in the process of conducting a ship supply management benchmarking study in cooperation with ShipServ.
DNV launches major upgrades of DNV Exchange and its Nauticus Production System (NPS) in early June.
Euphoria has broken out in the ice-class market, underpinned by the booming Russian oil industry, environmental concerns and red-hot tanker rates.
As Scandinavian companies continue to report record results from recently booming markets, all would seem set fair on the north European shipping barometer.
Japanese shipping major NYK Line won the prestigious Heyerdahl award this year for its impressive efforts and commitment to improve the company’s environmental performance.
The Russian Maritime Registry of Shipping (RS) and DNV have signed an agreement paving the way for an extensive co-operation within cold-climate shipping.
“Ice strengthened” seems to have become the term of the day for all operators of medium range product carriers and Aframaxes.
