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Stena Impero Docks in Dubai after 2-Month Detention in Iran
The released tanker Stena Impero safely docked in Dubai in the afternoon hours of September 28, the ship s owner confirmed.
Erik Hanell, President and CEO of Stena Bulk, said that the company met with all the crew. He added that the seafarers "are in good spirits and looking forward to a well-deserved extended leave ashore."
"The sole concern and focus of Stena Bulk & Northern Marine Management throughout this worrying period has been for the safety of the crew and their timely release. Our support for them and their families will continue for as long as is required," Hanell noted.
"Considering the circumstances of the past 10 weeks, the vessel is in good condition, which is testament to the professionalism of the Master and his crew who attended to their duties throughout."
Hanell further noted that the families of crew members have been informed and the company is making arrangements for the repatriation of the sixteen seafarers "at the earliest possible opportunity."
The 46,575 cbm ship was detained near the Strait of Hormuz for alleged marine violations on July 19. After being held in the port of Bandar Abbas for over two months, Stena Impero left Iranian waters last week.
Iran s Ports & Maritime Organization said that, although the ship ban was lifted, the process of investigating violations and announcing the final results of the legal proceeds is ongoing.
Stena Bulk informed that the 2018-built tanker, with a new crew on board, will have a period of time in Dubai, where checks will be made before it re-enters service.

Posted On:30-Sep-2019



Stolt Tankers Unit Hit by Explosion in Port of Ulsan
An explosion occurred aboard the 2009-built oil/chemical tanker Stolt Groenland while the vessel was docked in Ulsan, South Korea on September 28.
According to the ship s owner, Stolt Tankers, the explosion hit the 43,400 dwt vessel at about 11 am local time at the port s Yeompo Quay.
The Norwegian shipowner said that the 25-strong crew have been safely evacuated with one minor injury reported to one crew member who has received medical attention.
In the evening hours the same day, Stolt Tankers provided an update on the incident, saying that all fire aboard Stolt Groenland was reported as extinguished. Emergency responders were scheduled to continue to maintain a cooling water spray over the ship overnight.
"The ship remains stable, with no cargo or fuel reported as released into the water," the company said
The fire reportedly spread to an adjacent tanker, the 9,118 dwt Bow Dalian, with a crew of 21, that was moored alongside when the incident occurred. The ship had been towed to safety.
Reuters cited the Korean coast guard and fire department officials as saying that the incident on Saturday injured 10 people, most of whom were workers at the terminal.
Relevant authorities have been deployed to assess the full extent of damage. The exact cause of the explosion is yet unknown.

Posted On:30-Sep-2019



Performance Shipping Offloads Post-Panamax Boxship
Greek shipowner Performance Shipping has signed a memorandum of agreement with an unnamed party to sell one of its Post-Panamax boxships.
The ship in question is the 6,541 TEU Pucon, built in South Korea in 2006.
As informed, the 304-meter-long containership will be sold for USD 20.2 million before commissions.
The Marshall Islands-flagged vessel is expected to be delivered to its new owner by December 5, 2019, Performance Shipping said.
Upon completion of the newest transaction and the previously announced sale of the Panamax container vessel Pamina, Performance Shipping s fleet will comprise two containerships and one Aframax tanker.
The company also expects to take delivery of one Aframax tanker by the beginning of November 2019.

Posted On:30-Sep-2019



Three Rescued after Bourbon Ship Sinks in the Atlantic
The anchor handler tug supply (AHTS) vessel Bourbon Rhode, that was hit by a category four hurricane in the Atlantic Ocean, has sunk.
Mobilized rescue teams have recovered a lifeboat with 3 crew members inside, according to the French offshore vessel owner Bourbon.
"The 3 crew members are currently taken in charge by the medical support team onboard the commercial vessel, which provided assistance, and are currently placed under medical observation," the company earlier said.
Search efforts for the remaining 11 crew members are in full swing, with support of Cross AG (Regional Operational Center of Surveillance and Rescue) and the French navy, under the authority of the Prefect representing the French national maritime authority.
Five commercial vessels have changed course in order to assist the rescue teams. A Falcon 50 of the French navy as well as the aircraft of the American National Hurricane Center (NHC) conducted numerous overflights of the search area. The French navy s surveillance frigate and helicopter were scheduled to intervene on September 30.
Bourbon Rhode developed a water ingress in the rear part after it was hit by the category four hurricane while headed for Guyana. At the time, the unit was some 1,200 nautical miles off Martinique Island and 60 nautical miles south-south east from the eye of the hurricane Lorenzo in the Atlantic Ocean.

Posted On:30-Sep-2019



SBM Offshore to Participate in Auction for Five Brazilian FPSOs
Dutch marine energy group SBM Offshore confirmed it would participate in a sealed bid competitive process related to five Brazilian floating production storage and offloading (FPSO) units which it operates.
The announcement follows the public sale notice by Serviços de Petroleo Constellation (Constellation), formerly Queiroz Galvao Oleo e Gas S.A., of its equity ownership in the lease and operating companies related to five Brazilian FPSOs.
The auction consists of the minority stake held by affiliated companies of Constellation in the entities related to the following five FPSOs - Cidade de Paraty (20%), Cidade de Ilhabela (12.75%), Cidade de Marica (5%), Cidade de Saquarema (5%) and Capixaba (20%).
SBM Offshore is already the majority shareholder of the related entities and operator of these FPSOs.
As explained, SBM Offshore s move comes in an effort to enable "an efficient continuation of the sales process for all parties involved in case".
The company has reached an agreement in principle with Constellation with respect to the terms of the contemplated transaction. This agreement remains conditional upon the outcome of the competitive auction process, according to SBM Offshore.

Posted On:30-Sep-2019



Greek Ferry Suffers Fire, Returns to Port
A Greek ferry returned to the port of Igoumenitsa in Greece with over 600 people aboard after a fire started aboard the vessel.
According to the Hellenic Coast Guard, the fire started in the garage section of the 2000-built ferry Olympic Champion shortly after it departed the port en route to Venice.
The ship, operated by Anek Lines, docked at the port where it was evacuated.
At the time, there were 538 passengers, 79 crew members on board, along with 293 vehicles. Two passengers were transported to a hospital after they suffered respiratory system problems.
The coast guard noted that there were no reports of pollution following the fire, adding that an investigation into the causes of the incident was launched by relevant authorities.

Posted On:30-Sep-2019



Cryo Shipping Turns to Biogas, Hydrogen as Marine Fuel
Bergen-based bunker supplier Cryo Shipping has received government grants for developing suitable infrastructure solutions for the supply of fully renewable energy as marine fuel.
Although Cryo Shipping was established as a supplier of LNG, the company is now focusing on even greener energy sources such as biogas and hydrogen. It is developing hydrogen bunkering services optimized for the growing hydrogen bunker market in Norway.
"Hydrogen as marine fuel is in an early phase, and … we still have a way to go with regards to developing suitable concepts, technical solutions, regulations and operational requirements," Are Magnussen, Partner and project manager at Cryo Shipping, explained.
The company said it is cooperating with major players in the hydrogen industry, initially serving Norwegian shipowners who are taking early positions as consumers of fully renewable marine fuels.
As the maritime industry is slowly moving towards a clean and renewable future, Cryo Shipping said it "aims to take the lead in the future green energy development".
The company also strives to accelerate the development of LNG as a future marine fuel. Earlier this month, Cryo Shipping conducted its first LNG bunkering operation in Sweden with the cement carrier Greenland being supplied with this green fuel.

Posted On:30-Sep-2019



Wharfies Stop Work at Port of Newcastle over New Crane
Wharfies from three stevedoring companies at the Port of Newcastle, Australia, have held a 4-hour stop work meeting to protest the arrival of a new bulk unloading crane that could threaten job security, according to the Maritime Union of Australia (MUA).
Work was halted after the port management decided to stop wharfies from driving the new crane.
According to MUA, workers agreed to fight against the Port of Newcastle plans to employ its own workforce which would effectively be a fourth stevedoring operator and undermine the work and available hours in the port for existing stevedoring companies and workers.
"The MUA has demanded the Port of Newcastle withdraw its plans to exclude existing wharfies from their current work," Warren Smith, MUA assistant national secretary, said.
"Management must also consult with stakeholders to ensure any new equipment in the Port of Newcastle is designed to improve overall port productivity, but not at the expense of the working people of Newcastle and their community."
Workers have also pledged to fight for securing a union port compact for all port development including the K2 crane and future container terminal construction and operation.
A Port of Newcastle spokesperson said the port invested AUD 35 million (USD 23.6 million) in a ship unloader "that incorporates the latest safety and environmental compliance features and will deliver efficiencies for customers."
"Stevedore employees experience a high degree of casualisation. Port of Newcastle is interested in creating a number of full-time positions for wharf and crane operators that would provide workers with greater job security and the education and training required to support the operation of the new ship unloader."
The spokesperson added that the port has initiated discussions with the Maritime Union of Australia (MUA) regarding the project. The discussions are at a very early stage, however.

Posted On:30-Sep-2019



Hapag-Lloyd launching to new India services.
Starting in October, container line Hapag-Lloyd is expanding its services to and from India with two new routes, the South East India - Europe Express (IEX) and the Middle East-India-Africa Express (MIAX).
The IEX will provide the only direct connection between South and East India and Europe in the market. The weekly service, jointly operated with Ocean Network Express (ONE), Yang Ming Line and Cosco, will be made up of nine 6,500-teu-vessels, with Hapag-Lloyd contributing four ships. The first departures are scheduled for 26 October.

Posted On:30-Sep-2019



Navy s India-Made Stealth Frigate INS Nilgiri Launched For Sea Trials By Raksha Mantri Rajnath Singh.
Navy s India-Made Stealth Frigate INS Nilgiri LStealth frigate INS Nilgiri, the first ship of the P-17A frigates, was launched at the dockyard of the Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders Limited (MDL) in Mumbai today.
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh s wife Savitri Singh, as part of traditions, launched INS Nilgiri into the sea for further trials.
Besides Rajnath Singh, Chief of Naval Staff Admiral Karambir Singh and other officials were present on the occasion.aunched For Sea Trials By Raksha Mantri Rajnath Singh  League Of India

Posted On:30-Sep-2019



More women keen to work in the maritime industry.
The Commission s Communications Officer Epi Rawalai says there s a growing demand in the industry that they re supporting through an array of courses.
Meanwhile, Maritime Safety Authority Acting Chief Executive Captain Phillip Hill has stressed that more women are joining the maritime ranks which are changing the landscape of Fiji s once male-dominated sector.

Posted On:30-Sep-2019



Infrastructure Ministry to develop a maritime traveler s right.
Infrastructure Minister, Jone Usamate says travelers spend a lot of money traveling across maritime zones and if ferry timetables change, they have to pay double.
Usamate says the proposed legislation will enforce shipping companies to compensate travelers for any significant changes to the travelling times.

Posted On:30-Sep-2019



BOURBON offshore tug sank, 3 rescued, 11 missing, 2 more ships joined.
Sep 28 UPDATE 1520 UTC: According to Ukrainian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, AHL tug BOURBON RHODE understood sank, 3 crew including 2 Ukrainians rescued, fate of 11 unknown. Bulk carrier SSI EXCELLENCE according to track, left SAR area. MFA statement refers to owner information. Information not yet verified, and not complete, let s hope for the best.

Posted On:30-Sep-2019



Dutch freighter found migrants in engine room, called French port
General cargo ship EEMS DART had to interrupt her voyage from Rouen France to Dogheda Ireland, and turn to Cherbourg, after the crew found 8 Albanian illegal migrants hidden in engine room, in the morning Sep 28. The ship arrived at Cherbourg in the afternoon same day, migrants were met by gendarmerie and marine riflemen, and taken ashore. EEMS DART left Cherbourg and resumed her voyage shortly after migrants disposal.

Posted On:30-Sep-2019



BPA Welcomes Continued Labour Party Support for Independent UK Ports Sector
As part of our engagement with politicians, the British Ports Association attends the party political conferences each year, promoting our key messages and the importance of the ports industry. The BPA were in a wind and rain-swept Brighton this week for the Labour Party Conference. We caught up with a number of MPs, MEPs, MSPs, AMs and local political leaders who have an interest in ports and maritime in amongst the dozens of events and speeches.

Posted On:30-Sep-2019



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Hamad Port crosses 3 million container-handling mark
Hamad Port has accomplished yet another feat as it reached important milestone of handling over 3 million Twenty-Foot Equivalent Units (TEUs) containers on August 24. The port has also handled 7 million tonnes of general cargo since it began operations.
It has been an incredible journey for the $7.4bn port which began operation on December 2016.

Posted On:30-Sep-2019



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