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India: Govt proposed to establish the National Centre of Excellence in Green Port and Shipping
The Government has proposed to establish the National Centre of Excellence in Green Port and Shipping (NCoEGPS) recently. The Centre would aim to identify the technologies, alternative fuels, renewable energy sources and targets for the shipping and port sector to reduce GHG emissions in line with the Govt. of India commitment for the sector... -Odisha DiaryPosted On:17-Dec-2022
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Training onboard vital when operating the hatch cover
A fatal accident happened on board a bulk carrier, when it was en route to Port Hedland, Australia to load a cargo of salt in bulk, Hong Kong informs. A Hong Kong registered bulk carrier (the vessel) was en route to Port Hedland, Australia to load a cargo of salt in bulk... -Safety4SeaPosted On:17-Dec-2022
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Tanker saves two men and a dog from stricken sailboat
The crew of tanker Silver Muna rescued two men and a dog from a sailboat adrift 200 miles off the coast of the US. Fleet Management said its crew onboard managed tanker Silver Muna rescued Americans Kevin Hyde, 65, and Joe Ditomasso, 76 from the sailboat, which had run out of fuel and lost power, disabling radios and navigation equipment... -Seatrade Maritime NewsPosted On:17-Dec-2022
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Royal Caribbean Cruise Ship Rescues Sinking Boat
Royal Caribbean International’s Symphony of the Seas rescued an overcrowded boat with more than 20 refugees, including at least one child, on Thursday, December 15, 2022. All the refugees were brought safely aboard the cruise ship and transferred to the proper authorities... -Cruise HivePosted On:17-Dec-2022
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New Zealand Explores Offshore Renewable Energy Development
The government of New Zealand is seeking public feedback on proposals for the development of offshore renewable energy capacity in the country. The proposals were developed by the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE), and are based on preliminary discussions with offshore wind developers and communities from regions that would host the offshore wind farms... -The Maritime ExecutivePosted On:17-Dec-2022
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APL Cargo Loss Report: Ship’s Fittings Found in Poor Condition
The Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) has issued its final report into the loss of containers from the APL England off Sydney, finding that the ship’s fittings were in poor condition. The APL England lost 50 container overboard as it was making its way down the east coast of Australia in adverse weather on May 24, 2020... -gCaptainPosted On:17-Dec-2022
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Sanction-Busting Russia’s Vessels Consistently Going Under The Radar
Wherever sanctions on smugglers, trade, and Western restrictions on Russia are no exception, smuggling takes on dangerous forms on a planet where every vessel can be kept track of from the heavens. Some commercial ships have started disguising their sailings by manipulating the automatic identification system (AIS),.. Marine InsightPosted On:17-Dec-2022
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Disabled AIS Contributes to Fishing Boat Collision off Norway
A recent run-in between a coastal freighter and a fishing vessel off Norway nearly ended in tragedy, in part because the trawler's crew disabled their AIS, according to Norwegian safety regulators. On the morning of October 4, the coastal freighter Edmy departed the port of Larvik, bound for Copenhagen... -The Maritime ExecutivePosted On:17-Dec-2022
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Fishing Vessel Grounds on Southern California's Santa Cruz Island
A 60-foot fishing vessel carrying roughly 1,000 gallons of diesel ran aground on Santa Cruz Island of the coast of Southern California on Thursday morning, spilling some of the fuel into the water. The F/V Speranza Marie had six people on board when it grounded in Chinese Harbor, on the northern side of the island, at approximately 2 a.m... -gCaptainPosted On:17-Dec-2022
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