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IMO MSC Identifies 4 Degrees of Ship Automation
The IMO s Maritime Safety Committee approved the framework and methodology for the regulatory scoping exercise on Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships (MASS) during its 100th session held on December 3-7, 2018.
A MASS has been defined as a ship which, to a varying degree, can operate independently of human interaction.Posted On:18-Dec-2018
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Sembcorp Marine Reaps the Fruit from Asia s Cruise Repair Market
Singapore s Sembcorp Marine is tapping into the potential of Asia s rising demand for cruise ship repair and upgrade solutions, having just completed its 10th and final cruise ship project this year.
Operated by Costa Crociere, the 1,358-cabin the Costa Fortuna vessel sailed away from Sembcorp Marine s Admiralty Yard on Sunday, December 16.Posted On:18-Dec-2018
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6 Injured in a Blast Involving Pilot Boat and LPG Tanker
Six people were injured on Friday, December 14, in what has been described as an explosion on board a pilot boat anchored next to an LPG tanker Gas Infinity, around 5 nautical miles from Pulau Sialu, Johor, Malaysia.
According to the Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency, four pilot boat crewmen and two tanker crewmen sustained burns in the incident and were taken to the hospital.Posted On:18-Dec-2018
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Clarksons: Polaris Shipping Books Two Bulkers for Vale, More Owners Expected to Follow
South Korean shipping company Polaris Shipping has placed an order for two Newcastlemaxes at New Times Shipyard in China, according to Clarksons Platou Shipbroking.
The scrubber-fitted ships feature IMO Tier III compliant diesel engines and are expected for delivery at the end of 2020, when they will start five-year period time charter to Brazilian mining giant Vale.Posted On:18-Dec-2018
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DP World, SMS Aim to Revolutionize Global Port Logistics
An international joint-venture formed by Dubai-based port and terminal operator DP World and industrial engineering specialists SMS group will revolutionize the way that containers are handled in ports.
A new and intelligent storing system will be applied for the first time ever at Jebel Ali Terminal 4, in time for the Dubai Expo 2020 world fair.Posted On:18-Dec-2018
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Dredging works begin as Doha Port seeks to expand capacity
The Ministry of Transport and Communications (MoTC) has begun dredging works at Doha Port as efforts continue to develop all ports countrywide and preserve their infrastructure.
The ministry has said in a statement that it aims to boost Doha Port s capacity to be able to accommodate the largest cruise ships in the future, helping position the capital city among the world s top cruise ship tourism destinations.Posted On:18-Dec-2018
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Container transshipment at Baku port increases significantly
Due to the its geographical location, so far, Azerbaijan has enjoyed its transit and transportation opportunities by developing big infrastructure projects.
In 2018, container handling through the Baku International Sea Trade Port amounted to 20,564 TEU (twenty-foot equivalent), which is 45.3 percent more compared to the same period last year, spokeswoman of the port, Vefa Safarli-Abdullazade said on December 14.Posted On:18-Dec-2018
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Kalmar to deliver 41 terminal tractors to SPT Services Sdn Bhd, Malaysia
Kalmar, part of Cargotec, has signed a contract with SPT Services Sdn Bhd, for an order of 41 units of Kalmar TL2 Terminal Tractors. The order was booked into Cargotec s 2018 fourth quarter order intake and scheduled for delivery in December of 2018.Posted On:18-Dec-2018
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Shell Oman signs agreement with Port of Duqm to develop fuel bunkering facilities
Shell Oman Marketing Company SAOG, the leading downstream fuel marketing company in the Sultanate, signed an agreement with Port of Duqm Company SAOC (PDC) to develop fuel bunkering facilities and services. The agreement was signed by Dr. Mohammed Mahmood AlPosted On:18-Dec-2018
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