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Monitoring Vessel Emissions In Ports
ION Geophysical Corporation announced its climate-smart, digital platform, Marlin SmartPort, has successfully fulfilled its role to help monitor greenhouse gas emissions in the Data-Led Emissions Management (D-LEMA) project. The D-LEMA project is part of the Clean Maritime Demonstration Competition (CMDC) launched in March 2021, funded by the Department for Transport, and delivered in partnership with Innovate UK... -MarineLinkPosted On:28-May-2022
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Why India Needs To Consider Developing A Yacht Charter Industry
While it might seem like a distant memory, it was only a couple of decades ago that most people were completely reliant on travel agents and industry experts when it came to booking themselves a break. The advent of the internet has contributed to travellers having access to information about their dream destinations at the touch of a button, and the idea of building your perfect holiday has become an expectation... -Siliconindia.comPosted On:28-May-2022
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Hydro-Foils, Solar Power and Sails: The Future of Electric Boats
There is nothing quite like the feeling of an early morning cruise down a river. Tranquillity and calm permeate the air as you glide smoothly over glasslike water, the hum of the outboard mingling with the relaxing sounds of waterbirds taking off. The effect of your morning motor on the marine environment is, however, not as zen as you may think which could be one of the reasons why electric boats are becoming an increasingly popular alternative... -The Market HeraldPosted On:28-May-2022
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P&O Ferry Firings Condemned by Rival Stena as Bad for Industry
Disruption to Britain’s transport links after P&O Ferries was ordered to confine its ships to port on safety grounds has been negative for the whole sector, according to one of the UK firm’s main rivals. The freeze on sailings after P&O fired experienced crew to replace them with lower-paid staff threatens to undermine 30 years of progress in improving the image of ferries through advances in safety, reliability and emissions,.. -BloombergPosted On:28-May-2022
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Girls step up at Gladstone Port
FOR the first time in 108-years, Kara Moore will become Gladstone Ports Corporation’s (GPC) first female shiploader operator, joining a handful of females in Australia after more than a decade working in operations at the Port. The 39-year old is paving the way for females in the industry as she embarks on extensive training for her new role this month after beginning her career at GPC as the very first female dozer driver in 2006... -CQ TodayPosted On:28-May-2022
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Armed Pirates Rob Offshore Construction Vessel Off Tabasco, Mexico
Armed pirates boarded an offshore vessel near an oil field off Tabasco, Mexico last weekend, making off with thousands of dollars worth of equipment. The offshore construction support vessel Crest Tarasco was operating near the Hokchi field off Dos Bocas, Tabasco. At about 2300 hours on Sunday, a boat with an outboard motor approached, and a group of about five men carrying long guns came aboard... -The Maritime ExecutivePosted On:28-May-2022
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Does Mafia Control The Port Authority Of New York, New Jersey?
During the Second World War a massive amount of money and materials flowed through New York harbor providing victory for Europe but also profits for the Mafia. Yesterday Financial Times journalist Joshua Chaffin published an exposé into the inner workings of port operations at The Port Authority of New York And New Jersey and asks if efforts to eliminate the Waterfront Commission is the work of business interests looking to streamline efficiencies or the mafia itself... -gCaptainPosted On:28-May-2022
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Stella Maris chaplain help reunite Ukrainian family
A Ukrainian family separated by sea and conflict have been reunited with the help of an Ipswich port chaplain. Julian Wong works for Stella Maris, an organisation that helps seafarers and fishers to communicate with home and offers pastoral and faith support... -Ipswich StarPosted On:28-May-2022
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Demand for Filipino seafarers still high, but quality of training is dipping
The Philippines risks losing out on seafaring jobs if the quality of training in local maritime schools continues to dip, according to experts. “Is there still a demand for Filipino seafarers? The answer is a big yes,” said Jøran Nøstvik, a captain and global owner’s representative of Noatun Maritime, a crew assessment and development services company... -BusinessWorld OnlinePosted On:28-May-2022
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Vietnam’s Blue Economy Potential and Opportunities for Investors
Vietnam’s blue economy is a relatively new concept that encompasses economic activities related to oceans and seas while improving livelihoods and preserving the health of the ocean ecosystem. The sea and coastal areas of Vietnam account for approximately 47-48 percent of the country’s GDP. Vietnam Briefing highlights some distinct characteristics of the blue economy as well as opportunities for investors... -Vietnam BriefingPosted On:28-May-2022
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Electrical Fire Destroyed Luxury Yacht Near Key West - NTSB
The fire that destroyed a luxury yacht near Key West in March 2021 likely started from an electric source within the sound enclosure for the vessel’s starboard generators, the National Transportation Safety Board has determined. However, due to the extent of the fire damage, investigators were unable to conclusively determine the source of the fire... -gCaptainPosted On:28-May-2022
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Iran Seizes Two Greek Tankers in Persian Gulf Waters
Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps seized two Greek tankers in Persian Gulf waters over alleged “violations” on Friday, IRGC’s news website Sepah News said in a statement without further details. The seizures come days after Tehran said an Iranian-flagged vessel carrying oil was detained off Greek shores and had its cargo confiscated in coordination with US authorities... -Yahoo NewsPosted On:28-May-2022
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