Making Shipping Smart and Sustainable
Varuna Marine Services
About us
The maritime industry is changing. New technologies, new ways of working and an increasingly complex regulatory landscape create both challenges and opportunities. Varuna Marine Services offers a broad portfolio of services – both traditional and cutting-edge – allowing maritime businesses to position themselves at the forefront of change. We work with established and emerging market leaders to challenge the value chain and contribute to the digital revolution while cherishing traditional values such as trust, reliability and long-lasting relationships.
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Career
Our team brings its expertise, curiosity and desire to charter new waters, to a little-understood but hugely important global challenge: understanding and improving maritime services worldwide. Our work deals with real-world challenges and directly impacts decision makers and the maritime industry at large. If you have an idea that is a potential game changer we are here to provide a platform. Please write to us at ideas@varunamarine.eu.We are always looking for bright and motivated professionals. Please send us your CV and motivation letter at career@varunamarine.eu. For internship opportunities with us, please send us your motivation letter and CV at intern@varunamarine.eu .
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Netherlands Head Office
- Visiting Address: Varuna Marine Services , Regus , The Hague Central Station, 10 Koningin Julianaplein, 1st floor, The Hague, 's-Gravenhage, 2595 AA, Netherlands
- Registered and Postal Address: Varuna Marine Services, Middelburgsestraat 1C, 2587 CS, The Hague, The Netherlands
- info@varunamarine.eu
- + 31 107 640 935
- Chamber of Commerce (KvK) Number 68770480
- VAT Number NL 396022492B01
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Singapore Office
- #06-01 Vision Exchange 2 Venture Drive Singapore 608526
- singapore@varunamarine.eu
- +65 82688658
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Australia Office
- 6 Cania Place, Wandi. Kwinana, Perth West Australia 6156
- australia@varunamarine.eu
- +61 4705 66153
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Malaysia Office
- S2-06-12, Vista Alam,40000 Selangor, Malaysia
- malaysia@varunamarine.eu
- +60 143305826
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- Sunken Stellar Daisy Found in Remote South Atlantic February 17, 2019U.S.-based ocean exploration firm Ocean Infinity has located the wreck of the lost South Korean bulk carrier Stellar Daisy in the South Atlantic Ocean approximately 1800 nautical miles due west of Cape Town, the company announced Sunday. The Stellar Daisy, a 266,000 DWT Very Large Ore Carrier (VLOC), sank on 31 March 2017 while transporting […]Mike Schuler
- Police Hit Drug Smuggling Gang on High Seas February 15, 2019By Catarina Demony LISBON, Feb 15 (Reuters) – Authorities seized more than three tonnes of cocaine and arrested 11 people off Portugal’s Atlantic coast, dismantling a drug smuggling gang that operated across international waters from a cargo vessel, police said on Friday. The seizure of the 3.3 tonnes of cocaine – thought to be worth […]Reuters
- Photos: Cut Up Maersk Honam Heads to South Korea for Rebuild February 15, 2019The sound stern section of the fire-stricken Maersk Honam has been loaded onto a heavy lift ship in Dubai for its transport to South Korea where it will be rebuilt, Maersk said in an update Friday. The section of Maersk Honam was successfully loaded aboard the heavy-lift vessel Xin Guan Hua on open waters outside […]Mike Schuler
- South Korea to Explore Floating Offshore Wind Opportunities with Equinor February 15, 2019South Korea’s national oil company is teaming up with Norway’s Equinor to develop commercial floating offshore wind in South Korean waters as the Korean government looks to add more renewables to the country’s energy mix. The deal comes in the form of a Memorandum of Understanding signed between Korea National Oil Corporation and Equinor ASA […]Mike Schuler
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- Stellar Daisy located February 17, 2019The Stellar Daisy has been located six hundred and eighty-eight days after the giant VLOC sank in the south Atlantic, spurring hope to the families of the bereaved that investigations might finally be concluded into one of the most deadly bulker accidents in recent years. Twenty-two of the 24 crew onboard the 1993-built converted ore […]Sam Chambers
- Former Keppel procurement officer pleads guilty to long list of bribery charges February 17, 2019A former senior procurement office at Singapore’s Keppel Shipyard pleaded guilty on Friday to 54 charges of corruption and money laundering after taking more than S$700,000 ($515,000) in bribes. Neo Kian Siong, 63, took the bribes over period of 14 years. Sentencing is expected on April 17. He remains out on bail of S$50,000. Neo […]Sam Chambers
- Yinson wins $578m FPSO contract from JX Nippon February 15, 2019Malaysian FPSO operator has received a letter of award from JX Nippon to provide operation and maintenance services for an FPSO due to commence operations at the Layang field offshore Malaysia by the fourth quarter of 2019. The estimated value of the operation and maintenance contract, assuming the extension options are fully exercised, is about […]Jason Jiang
- Cosco ordering 16 newcastlemaxes for bauxite shipping project with Chalco February 15, 2019Chinese state-run shipping giant Cosco is ordering up to 30 newcastlemax bulk carriers at domestic yards to support its long-term shipping project with Aluminum Corporation of China (Chalco), marking the largest ever bulker order placed by the company. Cosco secured a long-term shipping contract with Chalco last October for the transportation of bauxite from Guinea […]Jason Jiang
- Hanjin Heavy comes to an agreement with lenders in Manila February 15, 2019Troubled Hanjin Heavy Industries & Construction (HHIC) from South Korea has reached an agreement on debt rescheduling for its Philippine affiliate, HHIC-Phil, Southeast Asia’s largest shipyard by area size. The debt rescheduling scheme, which includes a debt-for-equity swap with Philippine lenders, will be submitted to a court in the Philippines in the next fortnight. Hanjin […]Sam Chambers
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- CLdN to Deploy Larger Ship on Göteborg Route February 15, 2019CLdN RoRo revealed plans to introduce a larger vessel on the Göteborg trade. [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]World Maritime News World Maritime News
- Tanker Blackout Blocks Suez Canal Traffic February 15, 2019The tanker was part of a northbound convoy of 21 vessels. [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]WorldMaritimeNews
- Suez Canal Extends Toll Cuts for Bulkers February 15, 2019The Suez Canal Authority (SCA) extends discounts concerning bulkers operating between American and Asian ports. [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]World Maritime News World Maritime News
- Vessel Fire Claims Six Casualties in Durban Port February 15, 2019SAMSA: Six people have lost their lives in a vessel fire at the Port of Durban. [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]World Maritime News