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Future Maritime Environment May Be More Challenging: Navy Chief
Indian Navy chief Admiral R Hari Kumar on Thursday said that the future of the maritime environment will be equally or maybe even more challenging than today and called on navies of different countries to work together to build trust, inoperability, domain awareness, and security... -NDTVPosted On:5-May-2023
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Demand for data connectivity soaring in shipping industry
Shipping companies are more information-hungry than ever before, citing a recent 131% increase in maritime data usage associated with business operations, a top satellite communications executive told Seatrade Maritime News... -Seatrade Maritime NewsPosted On:5-May-2023
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Average sailing speed could drop by 10 pct by 2025, BIMCO says
Following a 4 percent increase in average sailing speed during the COVID-19 pandemic triggered by strong demand and widespread port congestion, the situation today is very different in the liner sector. Namely, during the first quarter of 2023 the average sailing speed has slowed to 13.8 knots, down 4% y/y, and could drop by 10% before 2025,.. -Offshore EnergyPosted On:5-May-2023
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The Harmful Side Effect of Cleaning Up the Ocean
In the northern Pacific Ocean, two sky-blue ships are sailing parallel to one another, several hundred meters apart. Pulled behind them is a giant U-shaped barrier, which almost looks like a fishing net. You could be forgiven for thinking they are trawlers. But they’re aiming to catch something else: plastic... -Wired.co.ukPosted On:5-May-2023
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Eagle Bulk confirms 3 seafarers are missing from its bulker in Gabon
Three seafarers have been reported missing from Grebe Bulker, a bulker vessel managed by Eagle Bulk Ship Management Singapore. The vessel is believed to have been boarded by pirates whilst in the inner anchorage of the Port of Owendo, Gabon, on May 2, 2023. The crew members were reported missing at 1:30 local time... -Offshore EnergyPosted On:5-May-2023
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Seafarer Happiness Index dips
The latest Seafarer Happiness Index noted a tension between increased connectivity and shipboard cohesion, as the overall happiness level dropped. First quarter data brings a 7.1 reading out of 10, dropping from the 7.69 recorded in Q4 2022—an all-time high. Across the 10 areas that make up the index, connectivity was the only to record an increase, albeit a slight one... -Seatrade Maritime NewsPosted On:5-May-2023
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MMEA seeks Indonesian counterpart's help in search for missing MT Pablo crew
MMEA is seeking help from BASARNAS to locate three missing crew members of MT Pablo, which caught fire off Tanjung Sedili last Monday. Johor Maritime director First Admiral (Maritime) Nurul Hizam Zakaria said a simulation done using SAROPS showed that the three could have drifted into Tanjung Pinang waters in Indonesia... -Malay MailPosted On:5-May-2023
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DNV's Maritime Academy Train the Trainer course
DNV’s Maritime Academy Hellas is offering on 23, 24 and 25 May 2023, a three-day course that provides participants with the knowledge, skills and understanding to design, organize and deliver maritime training programs whether conducted aboard or ashore... -All About Shipping -Posted On:5-May-2023
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Maritime bandwidth capacity demand set to increase 20-fold by 2032
A study Euroconsult estimates that the maritime connectivity sector has mostly recovered from the pandemic’s influence on supply chains and vessel activity and now expects maritime satellite communications to surpass $1.1bn in revenues by 2032 at a 7% compound annual growth rate (CAGR) over the decade... -ComputerWeekly.comPosted On:5-May-2023
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Relief to seafarer community, hike in pension announced
Widows of seafarers receiving ex-gratia relief of Rs 200 per month from NUSI can look forward to a hike in the amount. NUSI general secretary cum treasurer Milind Kandalgaonkar announced that the pension amount received by the widows of seafarers will be increased to Rs 800 per month... -The Goan EverydayPosted On:5-May-2023
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Ferry's engine; KiwiRail did not follow part manufacturer's advice, Report
The complete engine failure on the Kaitaki ferry which caused it to drift dangerously close to rocks near Wellington Harbour in January was caused in part by KiwiRail's failure to replace safety-critical parts, which were years past their use-by dates. TAIC has just released an interim report into the incident,.. -RNZPosted On:5-May-2023
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USCG Medevacs Burn Victim From Bulker off North Carolina
On Wednesday, the U.S. Coast Guard medevaced a bulker crewmember who had sustained serious burns in an onboard accident. The 60,000 dwt PRT Ace was drifting off the coast of North Carolina after a voyage from Cartagena, Colombia... -The Maritime ExecutivePosted On:5-May-2023
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