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India has come a long way as maritime nation:TP Sreenivasan
“India has come a long way from opposing foreign presence in the Indian Ocean Region seeking collaborations with other countries to ensure Maritime Security”, said Former Ambassador of India TP Sreenivasan at a virtual conference on Wednesday. The one-day virtual conference titled ‘Strategic Futures: Regional Maritime Security Complexes’ was organised by the Centre for Public Policy Research (CPPR), Kochi in collaboration with the Indian Council of World Affairs (ICWA), Delhi... -Mathrubhumi EnglishPosted On:20-Aug-2021
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US Navy pilot program uses smart watches and rings to test whether ship drivers are well rested
The Navy is asking some sailors to wear devices such as smart watches and smart rings to monitor their sleep after exhausted ship crews was found to be a leading cause behind two collisions involving destroyers that left 17 sailors dead, according to the Naval Health Research Center... -Stars and StripesPosted On:20-Aug-2021
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OTG training to help seafarers cope with piracy attacks
Ocean Technologies Group has created a series of learning modules to help prevent seafarers falling victim to these types of attacks. The modules detail how a vessel can be ‘hardened’ and how crew should be prepared for passage through a high-risk area by identifying some strategic principles of vessel defence to prevent unauthorised boarding... -ShipInsightPosted On:20-Aug-2021
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UK: Like our Olympians, job seekers can strike gold with maritime
British sailors have won more than 60 Olympic medals since sailing made its debut at the Olympic Games in 1896, and as we have seen this summer, there’s plenty more gold in the sea. We can be guilty of forgetting this sometimes, but the UK can still rule the waves. And golden rewards are waiting, not just for Team GB, but for those who want a special and exciting career... -FE NewsPosted On:20-Aug-2021
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Hydrogen-Powered Chase Boat Developed by Emirates Team New Zealand
Emirates Team New Zealand have committed to drive Hydrogen innovation in the marine industry by developing Hydrogen powered chase boats for the 37th America’s Cup in partnership with AFCryo, a Christchurch based company specializing in design, development and manufacture of composite cryostats for the cryogenic and superconducting industries... -Yacht HarbourPosted On:20-Aug-2021
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First US hydrogen fuel cell vessel launched
Washington-based boat builder All American Marine (AAM) and shipowner SWITCH Maritime have launched and started operational trials of Sea Change, a 70-foot, 75-passenger zero-emissions, hydrogen fuel cell-powered, electric-drive ferry that will operate in the California Bay Area. This will be the first hydrogen fuel cell vessel in the US, representing an important step in the US maritime industry’s transition to a sustainable future... -Offshore EnergyPosted On:20-Aug-2021
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Transporting offshore wind electricity by automated ships - a new concept emerges in Japan
Japanese company PowerX plans to design and build an automated Power Transfer Vessel to carry electricity from offshore wind farms to shore. The Power ARK 100 is a 100 TEU trimaran specially designed for transferring renewable energy in Japan’s coastal waters. Upon its completion in 2025, Power ARK 100 will carry 100 grid batteries, equating to 200 MWh of power which is equivalent to the total electricity consumption of 22,000 Japanese households in a day, PowerX said... -Offshore EnergyPosted On:20-Aug-2021
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World’s 1st VLOC equipped with air bubble tech arrives in Sao Luis
Brazil’s Ponta da Madeira Maritime Terminal in Sao Luis received today the first ore operator in the world to use the air lubrication technology, which consists of a rigid layer of air bubbles produced artificially underneath the ship’s hull. British maritime cleantech provider, Silverstream Technologies, supplied its air lubrication solution onboard the Sea Victoria, a very large ore carrier (VLOC) with 325 thousand tons’ capacity chartered by Brazilian mining company Vale... -Offshore EnergyPosted On:20-Aug-2021
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Tanker disabled while transiting Dardanelles
Product tanker KOLIN 9 suffered engine failure off Kepez while transiting Dardanelles in southern direction, in the morning Aug 19, Disabled ship was emergency anchored, later towed to Karanlik, southwest Dardanelles, and anchored... -FleetmonPosted On:20-Aug-2021
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General cargo ship sank in Taiwanese waters, crew rescued
General cargo ship FU LIN 88 reportedly sank in the morning Aug 19 in waters between Penghu County islands Taiwan and Yunlin County, central Taiwan, Taiwan Strait, while sailing in southern direction from Taichung, Taiwan. The ship issued distress signal, reporting flooded engine, developing stern tilt and list. 10 Indonesian crew abandoned the ship and went into life rafts, to be be picked up shortly after, by the ships directed to SAR, all rescued safe, no injures reported... -FleetmonPosted On:20-Aug-2021
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Russian freighter Interrupted voyage off Spain UPDATE
Aug 18: BALTIYSKIY BEREG, NUC since Aug 17, W of northwest Spain. En route from Italy via Malta to Hull UK ETA Aug 21. Interrupted voyage, sailed (or towed) to Coruna Spain, docked at around 0000 UTC Aug 19, cause unknown... -FleetmonPosted On:20-Aug-2021
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Bulk carrier aground on Kaafu Atoll reefs, Maldives
Bulk carrier NAVIOS AMARYLLIS reportedly ran aground on reefs of Kaafu Atoll, Maldives, in the afternoon Aug 19. The ship left Tutikocin India on Aug 16 and was cruising in Maldives waters, awaiting orders... -FleetmonPosted On:20-Aug-2021
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