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India Considers Exporting Some Stuck Rice Cargoes
India is considering allowing the overseas shipment of some rice cargoes stuck at ports after the world’s biggest exporter of the grain imposed restrictions earlier this month, a government official said on Wednesday on the condition of anonymity... -gCaptainPosted On:22-Sep-2022
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India: Kerala Governor Signs Five Bills Including Amendment To KMB
The Raj Bhavan in a statement confirmed the Governor signed five Bills the Assembly. The said Bills comprise amendments to Acts governing Kerala Maritime Board, general services of Local Self-govt Body, Public Service Commission and Kerala Jewelry Works Welfare Board... -DeshabhimaniPosted On:22-Sep-2022
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Canada: OBCT and union reach agreement on new contract
OBCT has reached an agreement on a new contract with the SIU. Union members unanimously accepted the contract, which provides “significant gains in all areas, raising the bar and setting the new standard for seafarers working on tugboats on Canada’s West Coast,” said the union in a statement... -Splash 247Posted On:22-Sep-2022
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Mission to Seafarers
Mission to Seafarers is a registered charity who offer practical, emotional and spiritual support to the 1.5 million seafarers who work at sea. With financial worries, mental health issues, loneliness and dangerous conditions to contend with, the support Mission to Seafarers offers is valuable to the safeguarding of the seafarers’ mental health and wellbeing... -Virtual CollegePosted On:22-Sep-2022
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Top U.S. Ports Face Growing Calls to Go Green
After years of “unmitigated growth,” the US’s busiest port complex is facing calls to lower its carbon footprint from Southern California communities plagued by the health and environmental impacts, said Long Beach Mayor Robert Garcia... -gCaptainPosted On:22-Sep-2022
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Dubai’s dhow trade sees robust growth
Two years after setting up the Marine Agency for Wooden Dhows to revive and regulate the use of dhows to make Dubai a regional hub for these historical merchant vessels, the emirate continues to witness robust growth in dhow trade... -ARY NEWSPosted On:22-Sep-2022
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RF Transport Ministry extends validity of seafarers documents until the end of 2022
According to RF Transport Ministry’s letter dated 20 September 2022 (No АП-Д5-25/21277), validity of seafarers’ documents that have expired or expire is extended until the end of 2022. Thus, extraordinary measures adopted earlier and mentioned in RF Transport Ministry’s letter dated 7 June 2022, are extended... -PortNews IAAPosted On:22-Sep-2022
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Electric self-driving ship to begin operations in Norway
As ASKO informed, on 15 September its battery-electric and driverless vessels were christened in Moss Havn. The sea drones were named “MS Marit” and “MS Therese”. The ships can sail completely unmanned and will contribute to lower transport costs, replace one million road kilometers of truck transport a year,.. -Safety4SeaPosted On:22-Sep-2022
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Why More and More Visitors to Israel Prefer to Arrive by Sea
Some call the year 2022 ’historical’ when it comes to cruises to and from Israel. A tour of the high-flying Rhapsody of the seas, docked in Haifa, sheds light on questions hovering over maritime luxury travel... -HaaretzPosted On:22-Sep-2022
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Recommendations Introduced To Company After Tenth Fire On Vessel In Past 14 Years
The Australian Transport Safety Bureau has issued some safety recommendations to the company and managers of the cargo vessel BBC Rhonetal after an inspection of a fire in the hold of the ship at Port Hedland based in Western Australia... -Marine InsightPosted On:22-Sep-2022
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Manual container tracking and release monitoring in the crosshairs
Container xChange is attempting to automate manual processes around container tracking to optimise operations and cut costs. The technology company surveyed freight forwarders and NVOCCs in September and discovered that of 150 respondents, 60% felt they did not have proper control over container movements,.. -Seatrade Maritime NewsPosted On:22-Sep-2022
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Green hydrogen as an energy carrier in shipping decarbonisation
Plans for several Middle East-based green hydrogen projects spur hopes that the region could become a pivotal player in the development of the global renewables industry. The omens are good for the Middle East, as strength in renewables will translate into strength in green hydrogen... -Seatrade Maritime NewsPosted On:22-Sep-2022
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Maritime cadets urged to embrace ’smoke room culture’ of social cohesion over digital remoteness
Maritime cadets attending a Sailors’ Society Wellness at Sea conference were exhorted to embrace social cohesion over digital remoteness onboard, to meet the mental challenges of a sea career... -Nautilus InternationalPosted On:22-Sep-2022
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Replica Boat Shows How Ancient Romans Sailed Upwind
“If you want something done right, you’ve got to do it yourself.” One researcher applied that principle to find out how Roman mariners sailed against the wind 2,000 years ago in boats that shouldn’t have been able to do so... -ExplorersWebPosted On:22-Sep-2022
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USA: NREL receives patent for novel marine energy technology
Scientists with the National Renewable Energy Laboratory have received a patent for a fledgling technology domain – distributed embedded energy converter technologies, or DEEC-Tec – that will be applied for marine energy converters... -Power Engineering InternationalPosted On:22-Sep-2022
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Holland America , Wartsila, and GoodFuels Complete Industry�s First Long-Term Biofuel Test
In partnership with GoodFuels and Wärtsilä, Holland America Line completed the cruise industry’s first multiweek test of biofuels. The 20-day test was conducted onboard the Volendam in the Port of Rotterdam... -Renewable Energy MagazinePosted On:22-Sep-2022
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12 Major New Cruise Ships Arriving in 2023
If you’re a frequent cruiser, chances are likely that you keep a close eye on all the new cruise ships set to hit the high seas in the coming years. After all, you want to be one of the first of your traveling friends to check out all the latest and greatest in cruising, as soon as it’s available to the public... -Cruise HivePosted On:22-Sep-2022
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ABG Shipyards Chairman arrested by CBI In Rs 22,842 Crore Bank Fraud
CBI on Wednesday arrested Rishi Kamlesh Agrawal CMD of Surat-based ABG Shipyard on charges of duping a consortium of 28 banks of Rs 22,842 crores of bank fraud. The CBI had booked Agarwal and others for the alleged offences of criminal conspiracy, cheating, criminal breach of trust and abuse of official position under the IPC... -Jagran EnglishPosted On:22-Sep-2022
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Tug with barge disabled, drifting off Hambantota, Sri Lanka
Tug A M AVADH with barge A M ATULYA reported disabled, adrift in the morning Sep 21, 17 nm E of Hambantota, Sri Lanka. Ship’s last AIS dated Sep 16, when she was sailing south of Trincomalee in southern direction,.. -FleetmonPosted On:22-Sep-2022
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Ferry ran onto breakwater, Japan
Ferry NANASHIMA with 45 passengers on board ran onto breakwater of Nakajima Port, Nakajima island, Inner Japan Sea, at around 1200 Tokyo time Sep 21, while leaving the port, bound for Matsuyama. Ferry was refloated some 2 hours later, and returned to port... -FleetmonPosted On:22-Sep-2022
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