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IMO Provides Fellowships for Women in Ports
International Maritime Organization (IMO) has provided fellowships to ten female officials attending a Port Senior Management Programme held at the Galilee International Management Institute (GIMI) in Nahalal, Israel, (14 -27 November).
"A successful and well-run port contributes to the sustainable economic development of its region. But what is also an economic no-brainer is female empowerment. We provide fellowship to address both these points," said a statement from IMO.
The two-week course provides participants with key information and updates on innovations in the port industry. Subjects covered include global trends and advances in port development as well as port security and efficiency in container terminals.
The fellowships come from IMO's Women in Maritime programme which supports the UN Sustainable Development Goal number five in order to achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls.
Over the last 30 years, IMO has facilitated access to high-level technical training for women in the maritime sector to help them reach leadership positions and bring a much needed gender balance in the industry.
Participants come from ten countries; Ethiopia, Fiji, Ghana, Kenya, Liberia, Papua New Guinea, Sierra Leone, Sri Lanka, Timor-Leste and Vanuatu.Posted On:28-Nov-2018
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Cargo ship aground, Humber river UK
General cargo ship PEAK OSLO, ran aground at around 2040 UTC Nov 27 on Humber river in Faxfleet area UK, proceeding upstream to Flixborough port. Vessel said to be in load, was still aground as of 0500 UTC Nov 28, with no tug in sight yet.Posted On:28-Nov-2018
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Two Crew with Burn Injuries Medevaced from Norwegian Escape
Two crew members of Norwegian Escape were medevaced from the cruise ship on Monday evening, November 26, having sustained second-degree burns while the vessel was approximately 24 miles southeast of Atlantic Beach, North Carolina.
Posted On:28-Nov-2018
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Havila Chooses Names for Its Green Ships
Norwegian shipping company Havila Kystruten has unveiled the names of its four new environmentally-friendly ships.
The ships will be named Havila Capella, Havila Castor, Havila Polaris and Havila Pollux.Posted On:28-Nov-2018
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Brokers: New Times Shipbuilding Bags Tanker Order
Greek shipowner NGM Energy has been linked to an order for two 156,000 dwt tankers at Chinese shipbuilder New Times Shipbuilding, according to Clarksons.
The tankers are expected for delivery in 2020 and are priced at USD 56 million each. The order includes an option for two optional tankers, based on the shipbroking report.Posted On:28-Nov-2018
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Most powerful in the world icebreaker on fire, Russia
Fire erupted in technical compartments of icebreaker VIKTOR CHERNOMYRDIN under construction at Admiralty Shipyard, S-Petersburg, Russia, at around 1900 Moscow time Nov 27. Some 300 sq meters of compartments in superstructure were engulfed in fire, 35 engines and 140 firefighters were deployed.Posted On:28-Nov-2018
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Safe Bulkers Buys Post-Panamax Newbuild
Monaco-based dry bulk owner Safe Bulkers inked a deal to acquire a Post-Panamax newbuild vessel from an unnamed seller availing of attractive market opportunities.
The vessel is expected to be delivered within the first half of 2020.Posted On:28-Nov-2018
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Diana Shipping: Scrubbers Not Attractive at the Moment
Greek dry bulk shipowner Diana Shipping does not see exhaust gas cleaning systems as an attractive investment opportunity for its fleet as a way to become compliant with the upcoming sulphur cap regulation.
Ahead of the implementation of the sulphur cap regulation on January 1, 2020, the company is considering which path it would take to tackle emissions in order to comply with the regulation, Diana Shipping said in its third quarter 2018 earnings call.Posted On:28-Nov-2018
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Balearia Launches New LNG-Fueled Ferry
Spanish ferry company Balearia has splashed Marie Curie, its new smart ship with LNG engines. The launching ceremony took place today at Cantiere Navale Visentini in Italy. The newbuilding is the company s first ferry fueled by LNG that will operate in the Mediterranean.Posted On:28-Nov-2018
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Terntank Inaugurates Port of Gothenburg s Renewable Gas Bunkering Facility
Shipping company Terntank has become the first operator to take on liquefied gas and liquified biogas at the new bunkering facility at the Port of Gothenburg.
The facility, owned and operated by Swedgas, allows tankers to bunker from a fixed pipeline as they load and discharge, reducing the turnaround time.Posted On:28-Nov-2018
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FSL Trust to Raise USD 31.3 Mn for New Ships
Singapore-based First Ship Lease Trust is looking to raise SGD 43.03 million (USD 31.3 million) through a pro rata, non-renounceable and non-underwritten preferential offering.
The company said that 956.2 million of new units in FSLT would be offered at the ratio of three rights units for every two existing units in FSLT.Posted On:28-Nov-2018
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Yanbu Commercial Port sees 124pc rise in cargo handling in Q3
Saudi Arabia-based Yanbu Commercial Port set a new record by handling 1.24 million tonnes of various types of general cargo during the third quarter of 2018, an increase of 124 per cent, compared to 557,000 tonnes for the same period in 2017, said a report.Posted On:28-Nov-2018
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Mombasa Port must address challenges to ease cost of business
Constrains at the Port of Mombasa along the Northern Corridor has driven transport costs to 30 per cent of the cost of goods. This is compared to most efficient trade corridors where transport costs make up only 4 per cent of the costs of goods.Posted On:28-Nov-2018
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Major breakthrough renewable gas bunkering at Swedegas new facility at the Port of Gothenburg
Gothenburg-based shipping company Terntank was the very first operator to take on liquefied gas at a new bunkering facility at the Port of Gothenburg. Not only liquefied natural gas, LNG, but also liquefied biogas, LBG.Posted On:28-Nov-2018
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