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Video: MSC Avni Becomes Largest Vessel to Call PhilaPort
The 11,568 TEU MSC Avni arrived at the Port of Philadelphia on January 14, 2018, becoming the largest cargo vessel to ever call this port.
Built by China's Jihnhai Intelligent Manufacturing in September 2017, the New Panamax is managed by Norway's SinOceanic Shipping, VesselsValue's data shows.
The boxship, which flies the flag of Liberia, features a length of 314.3 meters and a width of 48.2 meters.
MSC Avni, the largest vessel ever to sail up the Delaware River, docked at PhilaPort after visiting Panamanian Port of Cristobal.
In 2017, PhilaPort saw more containerized freight, more cars and non-containerized cargoes, and the promise of four larger cranes, capable of handling larger ships.
The first two cranes, as big as any in New York Harbor, are on their way from Shanghai and are scheduled to arrive in March 2018.
In December 2017, the port authority announced the USD 23.5 million purchase of two additional New Panamax-size container gantry cranes, which will arrive in April 2019 and enable Philadelphia to double container cargo volumes.
In 2016, Pennsylvania Governor's USD 300 million Port Development Plan formed a public-private agreement for capital improvements to Packer Avenue Marine Terminal (PAMT). Under the plan, the terminal operator, Greenwich Terminals, a Holt subsidiary, agreed to purchase one gantry crane and PhilaPort would buy three gantry cranes.Posted On:19-Jan-2018
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Stena sNew Tanker Digitally Named
Tanker shipping company Stena Bulk has held a digital naming ceremony for Stena Immortal, a 50,000 dwt tanker.Posted On:19-Jan-2018
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Italian Shipowners Join Forces in New Association
Italian shipowners have set up a new association under the name AssArmatori.Posted On:19-Jan-2018
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ITF Welcomes UAE s New Protection for Seafarers
ITF expresses its support for United Arab Emirates recently introduced safety net for seafarers in case of abandonment.Posted On:19-Jan-2018
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UAE Lays Down the Rules for Tankers
Foreign flagged tankers carrying crude oil and products in UAE waters have to be less than 25 years old.Posted On:19-Jan-2018
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BIMCO introduces new contract editing software
BIMCO introduced a new solution called SmartCon, which aims to make contractual easier and more secure. The product was launched at an event in Singapore on Thursday 18 January 2018.
SmartCon is built into a Word document, which will integrate and merge with the normal workflow of shipping professionals and legal staff. The contracts can be shared until it is fixed, without security risks, as everything is protected and authenticated by Microsoft’s Cloud security infrastructure.
"SmartCon is a brand-new approach to contract editing, we believe that it will significantly ease the work life of our current users and will attract new users to BIMCO’s contract universe," noted Grant Hunter, Head of Contracts and Clauses at BIMCO.
SmartCon will replace IDEA, which handles close to 40,000 contracts a year, and was introduced in 2000, and it will include all of the latter's software features. However, SmartCon is based on an encrypted Word-document, which provides additional security, and reduces complexity. In addition, it has context sensitive explanatory notes, direct access to eLearning modules and members can write directly to BIMCO's Support & Advice function.
An authentic contract can be opened using the software, and then edited and changed, with the integrity of the document not being compromised. The changes can be seen by both parties and the core features, which make it a binding legal document, cannot be removed.
"With today's focus on cyber security, we believe this tool is very timely. It provides the best security possible and ensures users always work on authentic BIMCO documents," Mr. Hunter added.Posted On:19-Jan-2018
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Turkish cargo ship beached by storm
General cargo ship SINAN NAIBOGLU was beached by storm at Nemrut Bay, Aliaga, Turkey, in the morning Jan 18. Freighter understood to be in a cold lay-up, most probably anchor or anchors dragged, and the ship drifted ashore. No leak reported. On photos grounded SINAN NAIBOGLU.Posted On:19-Jan-2018
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Two ships broke loose, in IJmuiden and in Antwerp
Storm broke loose two ships in the morning Jan 18 in Netherlands and in Belgium. Bulk carrier PRETTY IVY broke free in IJmuiden, it took 3 tugs to take the ship under control.Posted On:19-Jan-2018
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Maritime UK Sets Up "Women in Maritime" Taskforce
Maritime UK establishes Taskforce to increase the number of women in the maritime industry.Posted On:19-Jan-2018
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Report: Tanker s Crew Member Dies of Major Burns
One crew member from the fire-stricken tanker Genessa has lost his life due to major burns.Posted On:19-Jan-2018
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Tanker BARRETT released, crew and ship safe
Tanker BARRETT released, crew and ship safe Maritime Bulletin (press release)Pirates release Union Maritime tanker and crew Ship TechnologyUpdate: Crew of Hijacked Product Tanker Released Maritime HeraldFull coveragePosted On:19-Jan-2018
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Government of Canada awards contract for the disposal of former HMCS Athabaskan
Government of Canada awards contract for the disposal of former HMCS Athabaskan Markets InsiderFull coveragePosted On:19-Jan-2018
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China spots four oil slicks from sunken tanker
China spots four oil slicks from sunken tanker Channel NewsAsiaOil slicks continue to grow in the East China Sea after tanker sank in the area ZME ScienceChina locates wreckage of Iranian oil tanker which collided with cargo ship off Beijing The NationQuiet Cooperation Eases Safety Risks in Disputed South China Sea Voice of AmericaFull coveragePosted On:19-Jan-2018
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UK Chamber Stand on Seafarers Minimum Wage
UK Chamber Stand on Seafarers Minimum Wage MarineLinkFull coveragePosted On:19-Jan-2018
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New UK Maritime Minister appointed
New UK Maritime Minister appointed Seatrade Maritime NewsFull coveragePosted On:19-Jan-2018
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Port of Amsterdam receives LME certification
Port of Amsterdam was awarded an LME certification this week by the London Metal Exchange (LME). From now on, Amsterdam is listed as a goods delivery point for aluminium, aluminium alloy, lead, nickel, tin and zinc. This will enable our terminals and forwarding companies to strengthen their position in the ferro and non-ferro markets for ...Posted On:19-Jan-2018
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U.S. Dredging Industry Invests in American Workers, New State-of-the-Art Technology to Deliver Four New Vessels for Critical Infrastructure Projects
The American Maritime Partnership (AMP), the voice of the domestic maritime industry, today highlighted the U.S. dredging industry s commitment to build and maintain safe, efficient and cost-effective navigation channels in the nation s inland waterways and ports. The recent deliveries of four state-of-the-art vessels, constructed by nearly 700 American workers in U.S. shipyards, are a reflection ...Posted On:19-Jan-2018
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World s Second Largest Ship Registry Prepares for Continued Success in 2018
International Registries, Inc. (IRI), which provides administrative and technical support to the Republic of the Marshall Islands (RMI) Maritime and Corporate Registries, kicked off the new year with its Maritime Services Group strategy meeting, which took place at its headquarters in Reston, Virginia. The meeting was attended by 58 members of the Maritime Services Group, ...Posted On:19-Jan-2018
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