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American Shipper
Chief officer’s ballast level error blamed for Golden Ray capsizing
“The NTSB determined the probable cause of the capsizing of the Golden Ray was the chief officer’s error entering ballast quantities into the stability calculation…
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Maritime
Group to build 1.2 million-square-foot industrial park near Savannah port
The project continues the region’s hot streak in attracting logistics development.
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American Shipper
Golden Ray wreckage removal operation a go again
A mid-May blaze inside the roll-on/roll-off vessel was just the latest incident that halted removal of the Golden Ray, which capsized in September 2019.
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American Shipper
Port of Savannah year-over-year container volume up 38%
“Demand for products and services both domestically and abroad is driving significant gains in Georgia’s cargo volumes,” says Executive Director Griff Lynch.
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American Shipper
Fire blamed for latest Golden Ray dismantling delay
The capsized roll-on/roll-off vessel has been on its side near Georgia’s Port of Brunswick since early September 2019.
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American Shipper
Among Piers: South Carolina Ports COO Woman of the Year
“As we continue to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic, now is the time to accelerate our throughput and growth,” says Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf.
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American Shipper
Golden Ray dismantling continues into new year
No end date is in sight as the wreckage removal proceeds nearly 16 months after the roll-on/roll-off vessel capsized off the coast of Georgia.
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American Shipper
Chain break latest kink in Golden Ray dismantling
Each cut to separate the car carrier into eight pieces is expected to take “at least a week in ideal conditions.”
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American Shipper
Golden Ray dismantling equipment arrives in St. Simons Sound
Ro-ro vessel has lain on its side since running aground while sailing from the Port of Brunswick in September 2019.
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American Shipper
Golden Ray dismantling delayed again
The ro-ro vessel that capsized leaving the Port of Brunswick in September 2019 will be cut into eight multi-ton sections.
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