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ClassNK: AiP Granted for LPG Reformed Gas-Fueled Coastal LPG Carrier
Classification society ClassNK has awarded approval in principle (AiP) to Japan-based Daihatsu Diesel for its concept design of an LPG reformed gas-fueled coastal LPG carrier.
The ship has been developed in cooperation with Iino Gas Transport, Osaka Gas, Izumi Steel Works, and Miura Shipbuilding in terms of safety assessments.Posted On:16-Mar-2020
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CLIA: 500 Cruises Impacted by Suspension of US Cruise Operations
The Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA), the world s largest cruise industry trade association, said that its members will be temporarily suspending cruise ship operations from and to U.S. ports of call for 30 days as public health officials and the U.S. Government continue to address COVID-19.
"CLIA cruise line members are voluntarily and temporarily suspending operations from the U.S. as we work to address this public health crisis," said Kelly Craighead, President and CEO, CLIA.Posted On:16-Mar-2020
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UAE Bans MSC-Operated Boxship for Violating Carriage Ban
Federal Transport Authority of the United Arab Emirates (FTA) has banned the Panama-flagged containership MSC Joanna from operating in UAE waters and ports for a duration of one year over violation of the carriage ban.
The authority said that the ship s master was banned from working on any ship calling UAE waters or ports, and that legal action will be initiated against the master due to the violation of the UAE enforced legislation related to the International Maritime Instruments and the UAE maritime commercial law.Posted On:16-Mar-2020
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JAXPORT Receives Cruise Ships Displaced by COVID-19
Four cruise ships will dock at JAXPORT and remain at the port during the cruise industry s voluntary suspension of US cruise operations due to coronavirus, the Jacksonville Port Authority said.
On Friday, the Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) said its ocean-going cruise lines will be voluntarily and temporarily suspending cruise ship operations from and to US ports of call for 30 days while the authorities are addressing the pandemic.Posted On:16-Mar-2020
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Ferry sank in Honduras Caribbean, 2 crew missing
Landing craft CAPT. BERTO II sank in Honduras Caribbean waters some 40 nm off Coxen Hole, Roatan Island, Bay Islands, Honduras, in the morning Mar 14. Of 8 crew 6 were rescued, 2 are missing. The ship was deployed as ro-ro cargo ferry between Bay Islands and La Ceiba, mainland Honduras.Posted On:16-Mar-2020
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Supply ship collided with oil field FPSO, Brazil
Offshore supply ship BATUIRA collided with FPSO P-77 at Buzios oil field, Santos Basin, S of Rio de Janeiro, on Mar 12. The sustained serious damages, but reached Rio de Janeiro understood, under own power, on Mar 13, and was berthed. FPSO remain operative and continued production, damages understood to be slight or none.Posted On:16-Mar-2020
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Australia bans all cruise ships
Australian Government has announced effective as of 1400hrs AEST today, that all cruise ships originating from a foreign port will be refused entry to Australian Ports in a bid to contain coronavirus.Posted On:16-Mar-2020
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ENERCON chooses Dunkirk as the base for unloading its wind turbine blades
On Wednesday, March 4, the Port of Dunkirk, together with the companies BARRA SNM (logistics), LEMAIRE (shipping agency) and AUGIZEAU (exceptional transport), welcomed to Freycinet 12 the EEMS DUBLIN, a ship transporting a first batch of nine wind turbine blades, each measuring almost 70 meters in length.Posted On:16-Mar-2020
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Coronavirus: Kolkata Port Trust steps up screening of arriving crew
The crew or passengers of all vessels taking berth at several docks in Kolkata and Haldia ports will be subjected to 100 percent mandatory thermal screening immediately on arrival. (File)
Kolkata Port Trust (KoPT) has framed Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) in consultation with the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Ministry of Shipping and Port Health Officer (PHO), Kolkata, to combat the coronavirus outbreak.Posted On:16-Mar-2020
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Throughput of Russian seaports in 2M 2020 grew by 0.7% to 132.4 million tonnes of cargo (detalization)
In January-February 2020, seaports of Russia handled 132.4 million tonnes of cargo (up 0.7%, year-on-year), says press center of the Association of Commercial Sea Ports.
Transshipment of dry cargo totaled 54.9 million tonnes (-2.3%) including 24.9 million tonnes of coal (+0.2%), 9.1 million tonnes of containerized cargo (+5.4%), 5.5 million tonnes of grain (-10.3%), 4.5 million tonnes of ferrous metal (-11.2%), 2.5 million tonnes of mineral fertilizers (-18.1%) and 1.6 million tonnes of ore (+31.1%).Posted On:16-Mar-2020
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India: Iron ore, finished fertilizers help ports tide over falling volumes in coal
Iron ore and finished fertilizers shipments have enabled major ports to tide over falling volumes in coal and other miscellaneous cargo.
Iron ore shipped through major ports soared 39 per cent between April and January of this financial year. Growth in the finished fertilizers cargo too was robust at 21.55 per cent.Posted On:16-Mar-2020
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