PAUL STRIEGEL

  • General
    • Vessel Name : PAUL STRIEGEL
    • Operator : RIVER ASSETS, LLC
    • Ships Type (ICST) : 432
    • Vessel Type : Pushboat
    • Construction : Steel
  • Engine
    • Horsepower rating : 5000
  • Location
    • City : PADUCAH
    • STATE : KY
  • Capacity
    • Net Tonnage : 462
  • Size
    • Register length : 168 Feet
    • Regular Breadth : 40.1 Feet
    • Overall Length : 168 Feet
    • Overall Breadt : 41.3 Feet
    • Load draft : 8.5 Feet
    • Light Draft : 6.4 Feet
    • Height : 51.6 Feet
  • Other
    • Year : 1968
    • EQUIP1 : NONE
    • Coast Guard Number : 512466

RIVER ASSETS, LLC

  • Area of Operation : MISSISSIPPI RIVER
  • Principal Commodity : ROCK

News

Worker Dies in Accident at Peru's Chancay Megaport Project

Worker Dies in Accident at Peru's Chancay Megaport Project

Hong Kong-based Cosco Shipping Ports said on Saturday that a worker died in an early-morning accident at a megaport it is building on Peru's Pacific coast.The worker was doing sanding and painting work at the deepwater Chancay Port Terminal when the accident occurred, the company said in a statement.

US Investigators Interview Ship Personnel in Maryland Bridge Collapse

US Investigators Interview Ship Personnel in Maryland Bridge Collapse

U.S. National Transportation Safety Board chair Jennifer Homendy said at a Senate hearing Wednesday that investigators had conducted interviews with key cargo ship personnel in the investigation of the March 26 Baltimore bridge collapse.The Dali cargo ship crashed into the Francis Scott Key Bridge on March 26, sending it crashing into the harbor and killing six people.

Austal Rejects Hanwha's $662 Million Takeover Offer

Austal Rejects Hanwha's $662 Million Takeover Offer

Australian shipbuilder Austal said on Tuesday it had rejected an A$1.02 billion ($662 million) takeover offer from South Korea's Hanwha Ocean as it was unlikely to be approved by Australian and U.S. regulators due to the sensitivity of its operations.The Western Australia-based firm said it had received a bid at A$2.825 per share, representing a premium of 28.4% to Austal's last closing price.

First Tow Through Lock 2 Kicks Off Navigation Season on the Mississippi

First Tow Through Lock 2 Kicks Off Navigation Season on the Mississippi

The first towboat of 2024 passed through Lock and Dam 2, in Hastings, Minn. on Sunday, signaling the start of this year's navigation season on the Mississippi River.The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' St. Paul District said it considers the first tow to arrive at Lock and Dam 2 as the unofficial start of the Mississippi River navigation season

Houthis Target Torm Tanker

Houthis Target Torm Tanker

Yemen's Houthis targeted MV Torm Thor, a U.S.-flagged, owned, and operated oil tanker, in the Gulf of Aden, the Iran-aligned group's military spokesman Yahya Sarea said on Sunday, as the militants continue to attack shipping lanes in solidarity with Palestinians in Gaza.The group targeted the tanker with "a number of appropriate naval missiles," Sarea added in a televised speech.The U.S.

Red Sea Ship Attacks Not Driving Inflation, Moody's Says

Red Sea Ship Attacks Not Driving Inflation, Moody's Says

Attacks on merchant vessels in the Red Sea have delayed cargo and sent shipping costs higher, but soft demand and ample ship availability are muting the impact on inflation, analysts from Moody's Investor Service said on Thursday.Ships carrying everything from furniture and apparel to food and fuel are being diverted away from the nearby Suez Canal trade shortcut to the longer and more expensive

More Grain Ships Diverted from Red Sea Due to Houthi Attacks

More Grain Ships Diverted from Red Sea Due to Houthi Attacks

More ships carrying grain were diverted from the Suez Canal to sailings around the Cape of Good Hope this week as concern about attacks on vessels in the Red Sea continued, shipping analysts said on Friday."Another 13 vessels were diverted this week taking the total cargo diverted away from the Red Sea route to around 5.

Australian Court Lets Santos Build Barossa Pipeline

Australian Court Lets Santos Build Barossa Pipeline

Australia's Santos can proceed with construction of an undersea pipeline vital to its $4.3 billion Barossa gas project after a court on Monday ruled in favor of the oil and gas firm in a dispute with an Indigenous man looking to pause the work.Work on the pipeline, which will connect the Barossa gas field to a processing plant in the northern Australian city of Darwin

Houthis Target Vessel in the Red Sea

Houthis Target Vessel in the Red Sea

Yemen's Houthi group Ansarullah targeted a vessel in the Red Sea, a Yemeni military source told Al Jazeera on Tuesday.Earlier on Tuesday, the United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) organization received a report of an incident in the Red Sea approximately 50 nautical miles west of Yemen's Hodeidah.

US, Partners Reiterate Call for End to Houthi Attacks in Red Sea

US, Partners Reiterate Call for End to Houthi Attacks in Red Sea

The United States and eleven other countries issues a joint statement on Wednesday reiterating a call for an end to Houthi attacks in the Red Sea, according to the White House."Let our message now be clear: we call for the immediate end of these illegal attacks and release of unlawfully detained vessels and crews," said the statement, issued by the U.S.

More than 20 Countries Now Part of US-led Red Sea Coalition

More than 20 Countries Now Part of US-led Red Sea Coalition

A total of more than 20 countries have agreed to participate in the new U.S.-led coalition safeguarding commercial traffic in the Red Sea from attacks by Yemen's Houthi movement as more nations join the effort, the Pentagon said on Thursday.Still, the new Pentagon total would suggest that at least eight of the countries who have signed up have also declined to be publicly named

Attacks on Ships in Red Sea Must Stop, White House Says

Attacks on Ships in Red Sea Must Stop, White House Says

Attacks by Iran-backed Yemeni militants in the Red Sea must stop and the U.S. and its partners will continue to protect ships from being targeted, White House national security spokesperson John Kirby said on Tuesday.The Houthi militant group, which controls vast amounts of territory in Yemen after years of war