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Local sailor thankful to the US Navy for getting an opportunity to visit places globally
A local guy is thrilled to get the opportunity to sail on USS New Orleans. He graduated in the year 2000 from Roosevelt High School. It is the most latest and highly equipped ships, which is constructed to provide U.S. Marines as well as the equipments.
Chief Anthony Warlick Jr. is a fire controlman, who is 34-year-old, he has several duties to be performed onboard. He told that he is exploring his hidden talents of being a leader, sailor and a person. He is spending a great time in the Navy, moreover, he feels he’s become a better human being.“This serving has given me chance to inexact with different people and has eventually brought lot of positivity in my personality,” Anthony Warlick commented.
He’s honoured to be a member of the team which consist of 361 crew, committed to safeguard America on the global water. as told by Mr Anthony Warlick.
“The Navy defends international trade and foreign policy. We also defend against enemies foreign and domestic,” Warlick said.
He added that he was honoured to get a opportunity to be a team member of the war fighting crew. He is content and thankful to visit international places, he liked visiting Singapore and Cambodia.

Posted On:25-May-2015



Credits: www.nwitimes.com

ERMA FIRST BWTS was installed on the Bulk Carrier M/V SCARABÉ
ERMA FIRST BWTS was placed onboard the Bulk Carrier M/V SCARABÉ, which is handled by NIOVIS SHIPPING COMPANY, it was constructed at Mitsui Engineering & Shipbuilding Co., Ltd. (MES).

ERMA FIRST officials completed the task perfectly, where the commissioning was done in a span of four days before its official delivery to the yard, owner and class on 25th April.

Out of three ships M/V SCARABÉ is the first one to have been installed with ERMA FIRST BWTS, as per the deal signed by ERMA FIRST with NIOVIS SHIPPING SA. It is a new version of 60,000t DWT B/C from MES.

This signifies that giant shipping companies considers ERMA FIRST as the most trustworthy solution provider. It has created and delivered genuine solutions for ballast water treatment in the history.

The Ballast Water Treatment System is a full flow system which initially makes use of an advanced filtration and cyclonic separation system, in the process of uptake, to remove larger organisms and sediment ranging up to 20 μm, then comes the process of electrolytic which is based on the principal of electrochlorination for the whole removal of the rest usable organisms.

Posted On:25-May-2015



Credits: www.hellenicshippingnews.com

ERMA FIRST takes part in Nor – Shipping Exhibition 2015 at Oslo, Norway
ERMA FIRST will part in Nor-Shipping exhibition, it will be held from which will June 02 – 05 at Oslo, Norway. It would be sharing the platform along with its Danish agent Vestergaard Group as a co-exhibitor. The Danish agent Vestergaard Group is one of the pioneers in supplying maritime services in Scandinavia, based out of Denmark.

At the the exhibition ERMA FIRST will showcase it’s newest products and equipment for the purpose of Ballast Water Treatment, highlighting on ERMA FIRST FIT, which is an advanced modular system, compatible for fresh water operations, structured to complete all special installation needs for New Building vessels as well as for retrofit projects.

The Nor-Shipping 2015 Exhibition will present high quality best and newest technology in maritime, services and solutions at space of 22,500 square meters spread divided into five halls. The major title of the exhibition are IT and navigation; safety and rescue; shipbuilding and repair; maritime services and logistics; and propulsion and machinery.

The exhibition venue address is Norges Varemesse, Messeveien 8, Lillestrøm.

For further inputs on Nor – Shopping exhibition, please visit our official website http://messe.no/en/nor-shipping/

Posted On:25-May-2015



Credits: www.hellenicshippingnews.com

Coal dust affects maritime university staff & students resulting in health problems
The whole campus of Indian Maritime University is affected by coal dust.The educational body is in between Haji Bunder which is a place to unload coal from barrages, and mountains of the fossil fuel lying in storage on Mumbai Port Trust (MbPT) land. As per reports by TOI on May 23, TOI wrote about how the coal caused pollution in the environment and has affected the health of people staying in the proximity.

Indian Maritime University is facing problems to sustain its state-of-the-art Japanese engine room simulator for ships. The coal dust is interrupting in the functioning of the stimulator by getting into printed circuit boards,” as told by Mr SC Mazumdar - Chief Engineer and instructor for the simulator.

Mr Mazumdar also mentioned, “ The coal dust has destroyed a monitor that was part of the equipment a few days ago and as a result it had to be changed with another monitor. The coal dust cannot be filtered by the air-conditioning.

There are people who are facing respiratory issues like students, staff and watchmen at the campus. IMU’s student shared his X-ray report which revealed his lungs that were dotted with coal dust, he told TOI that if this condition became severe then it could cause TB.

Posted On:25-May-2015



Credits: timesofindia.indiatimes.com

Buzz in the Media on the signing deal of Kra Isthmus Canal project
There is a buzz in the media circles that a deal was signed by China and Thailand which took place in Guangzhou a southern part of China. So, the two nations can have partnership to build a canal in the Kra Isthmus.

The agreement marked as the “project of the century,” and it will be constructed at a whooping amount of US$28 billion. The project would be completed in a span of 10 years. The project, however, has been in the pipeline for a decade.

As soon as the canal is constructed, there would be no usage of the Strait of Malacca by Chinese shipping vessels, as told by reporters.

For the Kra Isthmus Canal project, there have deployment of a multinational heavy machinery manufacturing company - Sany Heavy Industry Company. which is based out of Changsha in Hunan province. However, a public relations official from Sany mentioned Global Times that all these wrong speculations generating since previous year have been made clear.

According to the media reports, on the Kra Isthmus Canal, mentioned that Chungtai Kra Infrastructure Investment and Development, which is based out of Beijing, was present at the signing of the MOU between China and Thailand.

Posted On:25-May-2015



Credits: www.hellenicshippingnews.com

Neste creates a benchmark by signing a deal with Marorka
In an agreement Neste Shipping Oy with Marorka has signed a deal to lease energy management solutions. These solutions will be placed in vessels hired by Neste Shipping.

The main focus is to enhance the energy efficiency of tanker fleet chartered by Neste Shipping.

The deal would be considered as benchmark for Neste, because it is one of the first ship operators to place energy management systems on third party ships.

As compared to the usual agreements, Maroka would be offering solutions that would be based on subscription along with added service packages.

The ships hired by Neste Shipping will be installed fitted with the Marorka system. It would set up a system of collecting onboard, real-time data and monitors performance. To keep a tab on fleet performance.

Marorka Online would also be utilised by Neste Shipping. The deal comprises of hardware as well as software and also customer and advisory services. Maroka Online would be help in showing and analysing performance data in real time in a single decision support system.

The advantage of The main benefit for Neste Shipping will be uniformity. The vessels hired by Neste will be well-equipped with similar energy management systems.

Posted On:25-May-2015



Credits: www.hellenicshippingnews.com

Requirement to revise the shipping industry norms
Sea trade has increased tremendously since 1970 and is still growing at fast pace.To carry all the solids, liquids and gases which we require, for that more than 100,000 ships are sailing.

The can carry 15,000 boxes and 746 million bananas can be accommodated by the biggest container ship. Container shipping is essential for us.

In our daily life, we make use of more than 60% goods which delivered to us by sea. It is affecting the environment by polluting it. Maritime transport adds upto 3% of the world’s greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions approximately and 4% of the EU’s total GHG emissions.

Several maritime companies have made the speed of their ships lower to reduce fuel emissions. But reducing there are many unforeseen situations related to the voyage, that is why the environmental impact of the shipping industry is difficult to understand.

There are various reasons like the ship’s journey can be affected by extreme weather, or a time spent by the ship at ports, this can add up to increased emissions. Also, if the port times are not certain, then the outcome is speeding of ships, it eventually results in higher fuel consumption and higher carbon emissions.

Posted On:25-May-2015



Credits: www.hellenicshippingnews.com

Emirates Maritime Arbitration Centre to be launched
The Emirates Maritime Arbitration Centre (EMAC), which will be the first maritime arbitration centre in the Middles East is under the process of completion of rules.

In consonance with Dubai Maritime City Authority’s Law No. 11 of 2007, the arbitration centre would be launched, which specifies that an arbitration centre should match the global standards is to be created within Dubai’s Maritime City. It would fulfil the requirements for a specialized maritime arbitration centre in the Middle East, Asia and Africa.

The rules are structured on the basis of UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules 2010. There are upgraded approaches and methods, this will give a a uplift to it and a quicker and affordable arbitration process as compared to the current maritime arbitration centres offers.

At the EMAC workshop organised on 16 April 2015, Dr. Abdullah Belhaif Al-Nuaimi - Minister Of Public Works, he backed EMAC and highlighted the relevance of alternative dispute resolution. Arbitration would be the most opted venues for settlement of disputes, specifically related to shipping, as per UAE government.

He added that there will be no engagement of government in the running of the arbitration centre. The parties shall have to agree on arbitration and the arbitration centre will be completely independent. However, the government will provide assistance in supporting and training the centre to be functional completely and independently from the government.

Posted On:25-May-2015



Credits: www.hellenicshippingnews.com

Protest against Shell’s Arctic Drilling
In a protest, two people have chained themselves Shell ship. Eric Ross of the Backbone Campaign commented, “ On Friday night student activist Chiara Rose suspended herself from the ship with the help of a climbing harness and on saturday, Matt Fuller also came ahead to support.They suspended themselves from the anchor chain of the Arctic Challenger.”
The Coast Guard cutter Osprey was observing Rose whole night but spent the night monitoring Rose but took no acrid not take any action.
“Her safety and whoever is engaged in this situation is of utmost concern.” Petty Officer 3rd Class Katelyn Shearer said.
Ross said both Rose and Fuller are in good state, they are not being troubled by the Coast Guard. But he was concernd about Rose's health and said she must be dehydrated and exhausted after spending a night above the water.
Authorities spoke with the lady and asked her to take off herself.
The ship is not expected to leave the port for many days.

The protest is against Shell’s plan for Arctic drilling. He elaborated that the Arctic Challenger as a savior vessel it is being utilised whenever there is oil leakage, but activists are doubting its efficiency at safeguarding environmental disasters such as Deepwater Horizon explosion in the Gulf of Mexico.

Posted On:25-May-2015



Credits: www.foxnews.com

7th Pacific Islands Leaders Meeting focuses on sustaining maritime order
Pacific Islands Leaders Meeting (PALM) was a two day affair which concluded with the summit meeting of leaders belonging from Japan and the Pacific Islands region. It announced that the emphasis would be on the importance of sustaining maritime order.
Leaders’ Declaration of the 7th Pacific Islands Leaders Meeting commented, “Emphasising the importance of peace and security in the Pacific Ocean, the Leaders stressed that maritime order should be followed in compliance with the universally recognised principles of international law,”
The reference to maritime order was apparently intended to serve as a restraining influence on China, according to observers.
There was also a Japanese pledge included which mentioned to gib=ve financial aid of ¥55 billion in coming three years. The PALM leaders’ declaration was titled as “Fukushima Iwaki Declaration.
There were leaders from 17 nations, comprising of 14 Pacific island countries and also Japan, Australia and New Zealand.
At the summit meeting, honourable Prime Minister Mr Shinzo Abe stressed on Japan’s objective to act jointly with other PALM countries in the defense of maritime security, focusing the importance of acting “based on the rule of law.”
This was also clear in the current declaration, which stressed on the importance of “peacefully sorting out international disputes without adopting to the threat or use of force.”

Posted On:25-May-2015



Credits: the-japan-news.com
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