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India Sees Itself As Net Security Provider In Indian Ocean Region
India sees itself as a net provider of security in the strategic Indian Ocean region where it helps build economic capabilities and improve maritime security for its friends and partners, India’s top diplomat in the US has said, ahead of the next week’s first in-person Quad summit to be hosted by US President Joe Biden... -NDTVPosted On:17-Sep-2021
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The Empress Sets Sail From Mumbai: Cordelia Cruises’ Launch
The Empress has set sail from Mumbai on a two-night round voyage to nowhere. The 1,607-passenger ship, operated by new Indian startup Cordelia Cruises, has started operations. “We started bookings very well for sure. The demand has been very good,” said Jurgen Bailom, CEO and president of Waterways Leisure Tourism Private Limited, which owns Cordelia Cruises... -Cruise Industry NewsPosted On:17-Sep-2021
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IMU signs MoUs with several organisations for exchange of information
The Indian Maritime University (IMU) here has signed agreements with several national and international organisations for exchange of information on research and educational programmes, the varsity’s Vice Chancellor Malini V Shankar said on Wednesday. Short-term training programmes, seminars, webinars, conferences and workshops on topics of mutual interest will be organised jointly as per the MoU... -EdexLivePosted On:17-Sep-2021
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Ports Welcome Public Support for Clean Maritime Projects
The British Ports Association (BPA) has warmly welcomed the announcement of the winners of the Clean Maritime Demonstration Competition today. At least fourteen ports and terminals were among fifty-five successful projects for a share of a £23 million pot to support the development of innovative technologies aimed at encouraging zero emissions... -Bunker Ports NewsPosted On:17-Sep-2021
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Bulker owners put on alert over liquefaction of Sierra Leone iron ore
The International Group of P&I Clubs has issued a stark warning over bulker safety due to potential liquefaction of cargoes originating in Sierra Leone. Shipments of iron ore fines are of increasing concern, the association of protection and indemnity mutuals said. This is particularly the case for material arising from a phased restart of iron mines in the region and with vessels loading in the port of Pepel... -TradeWindsPosted On:17-Sep-2021
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Seafarer shortage: shipowners warned of existential threat after pandemic
London International Shipping Week conference told that conditions for crews must improve or maritime career will be rejected by young people. Stephen Cotton, general secretary of the ITF, told the London International Shipping Week conference that 100,000 seafarers remain over contract because of Covid-19 restrictions... -TradeWindsPosted On:17-Sep-2021
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Bangladesh: Tougher maritime law in the offing; bill placed in JS
The Bill proposed a maximum of three years imprisonment or a monetary fine of a minimum Tk2crore and a maximum Tk5crore for maritime pollution. The Territorial Waters and Maritime Zones (Amendment) Act, 2021 was placed in Parliament on Thursday to make it a more time-befitting one so that evolving issues can be dealt with properly... -Dhaka TribunePosted On:17-Sep-2021
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Traveling the High Seas in High Style
After more than a year of lockdowns, some adventurous ultrahigh-net-worth individuals have taken to the high seas. No longer content to lounge on a sun deck in the Mediterranean, they are seeking more remote destinations where they can spot a narwhal or uncover a sunken battleship. To do that, they need an expedition-worthy vessel that can travel to the icy waters of the Arctic or the depths of the ocean via onboard submersibles... -BarronsPosted On:17-Sep-2021
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NYK and bp in future fuels collaboration
Energy major bp and Japanese ship operator NYK Line have signed a memorandum of understanding to collaborate on future fuels and transportation solutions to help industrial sectors, including shipping, decarbonise. For shipping, the companies will collaborate and identify opportunities to help transition from current marine fuels to alternatives such as LNG, biofuels, and methanol, and to develop future fuels such as ammonia and hydrogen... -ShipInsightPosted On:17-Sep-2021
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Shipping industry urges UK to back $5bn R&D fund to meet net zero challenge
The shipping industry urged the UK to back its “moon-shot” $5 billion research and development fund on Thursday, which aims to get ocean going zero-emission ships in the water by 2030 and help the sector achieve net zero by 2050... -The NationalPosted On:17-Sep-2021
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Lesser-known engineering career options in India
Engineering in India is a sought-after career option due to the attractive salaries and perks and the plethora of opportunities it brings. While Mechanical, Computer Science& IT, Electronics and Electrical Engineering are popular courses, the proliferation of advanced technology, R&D efforts and growth in the IT sector have led to the emergence of few relatively-lesser-known courses in engineering... -Republic WorldPosted On:17-Sep-2021
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Consortium to develop green H2 production barge concept for harbor use
UK consortium has been awarded a research and development (R&D) project to develop a green hydrogen production barge under the Clean Maritime Demonstration Competition (CMDC). A consortium comprising AqualisBraemar LOC Group (ABL Group), Green Hydrogen Solutions and Poole Harbour Commissioners will work on the concept development and feasibility study for a moored barge to generate, store and provide hydrogen to vessels bunkering at the same port... -Offshore EnergyPosted On:17-Sep-2021
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DSME develops onboard CCS technology
South Korean shipbuilding major Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering (DSME) has developed a technology that can collect and store carbon dioxide generated during ship operations. As disclosed, the technology will function by using ammonia water absorbent and the basic patent of DSME. It was verified using the exhaust gas purification technology developed by Hi Air Korea, a producer of equipment for heating, ventilation and air conditioning... -Offshore EnergyPosted On:17-Sep-2021
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SEA-KIT USV first to demonstrate hydrogen fuel cell technology
SEA-KIT International has secured funding to install a hydrogen fuel cell on its 12-metre unmanned surface vehicle (USV) Maxlimer, representing an industry first. The project, funded by the UK’s Department for Transport (DfT) working with InnovateUK, will showcase a diesel to hydrogen conversion of SEA-KIT’s USV design... -Offshore EnergyPosted On:17-Sep-2021
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USA’s First Offshore Wind Port Begins Construction
Construction has begun for the first purpose-built wind port in the United States, which will aid in the growth of the offshore wind and energy industry. The New Jersey Wind Port, which will be positioned along the Delaware River in southern New Jersey, will serve as a hub for staging, assembling, and production operations associated with East Coast offshore wind projects... -FleetmonPosted On:17-Sep-2021
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Thai Captain of bulk carrier arrested for concealing crew sickness
A 53-year old Thai Captain of THORESEN’s bulk carrier THOR MONADIC was arrested by the Hong Kong police on Sep 14, and appeared at court on Sep 15, outcome yet unknown. He’s charged with fraudulent concealment of his crew health status, namely the covid-like symptoms of fever, coughing, and breathing difficulties among several crew members... -FleetmonPosted On:17-Sep-2021
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