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Why ESG Matters for the Decarbonization of Shipping
With shipping companies making ambitious investments in decarbonization, the debate around creation of robust ESG strategies for the industry has become imperative. New regulations - such as the inclusion of shipping in EU’s ETS, as well as IMO’s EEXI and CII ratings - are also pushing shipping lines to consider sustainability... -The Maritime ExecutivePosted On:13-Feb-2023
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India: GMU students complete externship at Erasmus varsity
The Gujarat Maritime University concluded its global externship programme with Erasmus University, Netherlands, on February 10. The programme was designed to provide students with international exposure and first-hand experience of how things work at state-of-the-art foreign ports... -Times of IndiaPosted On:13-Feb-2023
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P&O launches next restructuring phase after crew sackings
P&O Ferries has launched a new phase of a sweeping restructuring plan that began with the contentious sacking of hundreds of UK-based crews last year. The UK shipping company has cut back some services on the Irish Sea ferry routes and is seeking more changes by sharing some operations with Danish rival DFDS,.. -Financial TimesPosted On:13-Feb-2023
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Turkish port to reopen to ships delivering relief supplies
Turkish officials say ships carrying relief supplies for survivors of the earthquakes will likely enter a major container port in Turkey on Monday. Containers piled up at the port in Hatay province's Iskenderun collapsed and caught fire following the quake that struck on Monday in the southern part of the country... -NHK WORLDPosted On:13-Feb-2023
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Columbia Shipmanagement to launch digital platform
Columbia Shipmanagement (CSM) has announced the development of a digital system designed to consolidate data collection and analysis of vessel operations under one platform. The PANGIA project, a collaboration between CSM, BD and the CMMI, has been two years in the making and is due to be launched in July 2023... -Port Technology InternationalPosted On:13-Feb-2023
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Smuggling: The silent menace that India must fight
IMF in its recent update of its WEO said India remains the fastest-growing economy in the world. The Indian economy will grow at 6.1% in 2023, while in 2024, it is expected to grow at 6.8%. However, smuggling has also been growing and could throw a spanner in India’s growth story... -The Sunday GuardianPosted On:13-Feb-2023
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Carnival Corporation Sells Its 24th Vessel Since the Onset of Pandemic
Carnival Corporation has sold its COSTA MAGICA, marking the 24th ship to be sold by the company since the start of the pandemic. The ship's AIS signal now reflects its new name, "MYKONOS MAGIC", and its registry has been changed to Bermuda, indicating a change in ownership... -FleetMonPosted On:13-Feb-2023
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NZ: Maritime Union Says Port Worker Safety A Priority During Extreme Weather
The Maritime Union says the cautious approach by the Ports of Auckland during Cyclone Gabrielle is the correct one. Maritime Union of New Zealand National Secretary Craig Harrison says it is good Ports of Auckland has suspended operations as Cyclone Gabrielle moves into the region... -ScoopPosted On:13-Feb-2023
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General cargo ship sank in Persian Gulf off Sharjah
General cargo ship MY PRINCESS reportedly sank on Feb 11 at Sharjah Anchorage, UAE, Persian Gulf. Last AIS received at around 0330 UTC Feb 11. The ship left Dubai early Feb 10, sailed in northern direction, in the afternoon same day changed direction and sailed towards Sharjah at reduced speed... -FleetMonPosted On:13-Feb-2023
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Container ships collided in Ho Chi Minh waters
Report emerged on collision between two container ships in Long Tau river, Ho Chi Minh, at around 0440 LT Fen 11. According to tracks and analysis involved ships are RESURGENCE and WAN HAI 288, with RESURGENCE moving upstream to Ho Chi Minh, WAN HAI 288 sailing downstream, from Ho Chi minh to Kaohsiung... -FleetMonPosted On:13-Feb-2023
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Holland America’s Cruise Ship Itinerary Changed Due to Propulsion Issues
The itinerary for Holland America's cruise ship, the NIEUW AMSTERDAM was altered due to propulsion problems that limited the ship's speed. The safety of the ship and its guests is not at risk, and they have been compensated for any inconvenience... -FleetMonPosted On:13-Feb-2023
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STENA ferry fire, UK
Fire erupted in engine room of ferry STENA EUROPE in the evening Feb 11, when she was approaching Fishguard port, UK, on arrival from Rosslare Ireland. Ferry was assisted by two tugs and safely docked at Fishguard, passengers safely disembarked, no injures reported. Fire was extinguished after midnight,.. -FleetMonPosted On:13-Feb-2023
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