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Maritime Sector And Green Hydrogen Leaders Agree Ambitious Targets At COP27
At a meeting at the 2022 United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP27) in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt, MAN Energy Solutions – along with leading organisations across the shipping value-chain and the largest producers of green hydrogen – signed a ‘Joint Statement on Green Hydrogen and Green Shipping’... -Marine InsightPosted On:16-Nov-2022
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Nigerian Court detains Heroic Idun crew members for alleged oil theft
A Federal High Court sitting in Port Harcourt, Rivers State has ordered the detention of 16 crew members of MT Heroic Idun for alleged involvement in oil theft. The suspects, facing three counts of conspiracy, stealing and attempt to deal with crude oil, were arraigned before Justice Adamu Turaki Mohammed in Port Harcourt on Monday... -Ships & PortsPosted On:16-Nov-2022
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Singapore launches maritime journal focused on talent and technology
Attracting talent to the maritime industries is not a new issue and with technology now becoming an integral part of the sector it is becoming all the more critical. With this in mind SNAMES in Singapore, and SNI have come together to publish the Singapore Journal of Maritime Talent and Technology (SJMTT)... -India Shipping NewsPosted On:16-Nov-2022
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Guidance launched to help crews recover seafarers overboard
British Tugowners Association (BTA) has published Recovery of Persons in Water (PIW) – Guide to Good Practice for Small Vessels, to help reduce deaths in the workboat industry. This free guide provides guidance on what workboat and tug crews should do in a man-overboard emergency, to save the seafarer from the risks of being in the sea as quickly as possible... -Riviera Maritime MediaPosted On:16-Nov-2022
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Missing Ship Found Drifting in Indonesia with Crew Safely Aboard
Indonesian authorities are reporting that the cargo ship reported missing four days ago was located Monday evening with the crew safely aboard. Few details were released, but reports indicate that the vessel was being moved to the port of Dobo with 13 crewmembers. The captain and an engineer were ill and evacuated... -The Maritime ExecutivePosted On:16-Nov-2022
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Woman quits job after 20 years to become sailor
After building a successful career and working in a white-collar job in Istanbul for 20 years, a woman quit her job to pursue her childhood dream of becoming a sailor. Başak Mineli, who first got introduced to sailing when she was 13, devoted all her spare time and all the money she earned to pursuing her dreams... -Hurriyet Daily NewsPosted On:16-Nov-2022
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Europe, China and US could decarbonize 84% of maritime without IMO, says T&E
84% of shipping traffic goes through Europe, China and the US, a new Transport & Environment (T&E) study shows. If these economies were to regulate ships calling at their ports, they could decarbonise the lion’s share of the industry and in doing so bypass the “ineffective” IMO, says T&E... -Safety4SeaPosted On:16-Nov-2022
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New code of safety for ships carrying industrial personnel adopted
A new mandatory safety code for ships carrying industrial personnel – aimed at ensuring the safety of people transported to work on offshore facilities including windfarms – has been adopted by IMO’s Maritime Safety Committee (MSC 106), which met 2-11 November 2022... -Mirage NewsPosted On:16-Nov-2022
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Blockchain deal for digital seafarer certificate app IDSure
IDsure, a platform for sharing of digital seafarer certificates, has agreed a deal to integrate with the Concordium blockchain to add a new level of security to its data network. The IDsure infrastructure is accessed through an IDsure App, which can be used for ID verification, issuing and registration of certificates, and cloud storage of data... -Smart Maritime NetworkPosted On:16-Nov-2022
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Russian seafarers stuck in Lithuania s Klaipeda leave for Kaliningrad
As the ITF asked Lithuania’s State Border Guard Service to explain why two Russian seafarers with health problems have been unable to leave Lithuania’s port of Klaipeda for more than as they cannot get transit visas, Lithuanian border guards say the visas have already been granted in line with the existing procedure, adding, that the seamen have already left Lithuania... -Baltic TimesPosted On:16-Nov-2022
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Bulker Banned from Australian Ports for Three Months
The Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) has banned the Panamanian-flagged bulk carrier Costanza from Australian ports for three months for underpaying crew wages. AMSA boarded the Constanza earlier this month for a routine port state control inspection and to investigate a complaint from ITF about underpayment of seafarer wages... -gCaptainPosted On:16-Nov-2022
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Svitzer Planning Lockout of Australian Harbor Tug Crews in Dispute with Unions
Towage operator Svitzer, an A.P. Moller-Maersk subsidiary, has announced an indefinite lockout of Australian harbor tug crews over an industrial labor dispute with maritime unions, likely to result in major implications for shipping across the country. The lockout will begin Friday at noon local time and will continue indefinitely, Svitzer Australia said in an update on Monday... -gCaptainPosted On:16-Nov-2022
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Major UK port opts for shore power for tugs to cut CO2 footprint
Portsmouth International Port has joined forces with UK-based towage provider SMS Towage to provide a shore power connection for their tugs. Portsmouth International Port has ambitious targets to reach net zero by 2030 and become emission-free by 2050. The port is also working closely with all its partners to enable them to reach their sustainability goals... -Offshore EnergyPosted On:16-Nov-2022
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5 Russian crew including Master arrested for allegedly, transporting 28 tons of drug, Egypt
5 crew of general cargo ship SOYA, including Master and Chief Officer, all 5 of Russian nationality, were arrested in Alexandria Egypt, after police found 28 tons of synthetic analgesic material in a sealed container. This material is considered as drug in Egypt, but as essential substance for producing cancer pain-killer in Russia... -FleetMonPosted On:16-Nov-2022
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Bulk carrier in lay-up drifted onto bridge, Rio de Janeiro
Bulk carrier SAO LUIZ in lay-up in Rio de Janeiro since 2016, apparently unmanned and anchored just above Rio-Niteroi Bridge, dragged anchor and drifted onto the bridge in the evening Nov 14. By 2000 LT stuck ship was released and taken back to anchorage. Traffic on the bridge in both directions as of evening Nov 14 was closed, specialists are estimating possible bridge damages... -FleetMonPosted On:16-Nov-2022
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Latvian freighter rammed buoy in Finnish waters
General cargo ship FRIENDLAND rammed fairway buoy shortly after leaving Inga Finland, in the evening Nov 10. Buoy was damaged, see photo. Freighter was ordered to anchor, and checked by CG officers. Watch and Master alcohol tests were negative, autopilot is reported as the cause of the accident. Autopilot didn’t turn the ship as programmed, and kept her on wrong course... -FleetMonPosted On:16-Nov-2022
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Coasters collided in Inner Japan sea
Japanese coasters HEISEI MARU NO.2 and KUROSHIO NO.1 collided at around 0440 Tokyo time in Inner Japan sea while sailing in opposite directions. KUROSHIO NO.1 tried to make a sharp turn, thus avoiding head-on collision. Bow of HEISEI MARU NO.2 struck KUROSHIO NO.1 stern, inflicting damages to both ships... -FleetmonPosted On:16-Nov-2022
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