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Bulk carrier interrupted Bosphorus transit while en route to Russia
Bulk carrier VIVA ECLIPSE suffered rudder failure at around 1330 UTC Sep 28 in southern Bosphorus shortly after she entered the Strait for a north bound transit, en route to Tuapse Russia. The ship dropped anchor, but not for long – she was taken on tow by tugs and started moving back to Marmara sea at around 1400 UTC, thus interrupting her transit... -FleetmonPosted On:29-Sep-2022
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Shipping Spotlight Turns to LNG
In a landscape where each shipping sector is taking its turn in the spotlight, Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) tankers have been waiting for their time in the limelight. Daily hires in excess of $200,000/day for modern TFDE/DFDE vessels are now being reported in brokers’ market reports,.. -gCaptainPosted On:29-Sep-2022
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Meeting the challenges of the marine sector:2023 and beyond: Report by IMarEST
A new report from the Institute of Marine Engineering, Science & Technology (IMarEST) identifies the skills gap as one of the major challenges the marine sector faces over the coming decade... -IMarESTPosted On:29-Sep-2022
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NZ: 100 new jobs so far from Whanganui port upgrade - 200 more expected
Nearly 100 people have found jobs as part of the Whanganui port upgrade Te Pūwaha. The jobs are the first of an expected 300 new jobs coming through the $50million-plus port project... -StuffPosted On:29-Sep-2022
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Integr8 Fuels Warns Shipowners Over Endemic Variances in Marine Fuels
Bunkers remain a huge proportion of the day-to-day running costs of vessels across many sectors at this time given continued high flat prices combined with economic and geopolitical challenges in the world today... -The Maritime ExecutivePosted On:29-Sep-2022
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Securing the seas when the maritime industry�s drowning
Over the last decade, the maritime industry has undergone a digital transformation to increase efficiencies, save money, gain greater insights into vessels and cargo, and develop new business models. But digitization has created a playground for cyber criminals who are benefiting from the industry’s security shortfalls... -TNWPosted On:29-Sep-2022
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Tankers ’set up for a very good bull run’
The tanker market could be set for a recession-defying multi-year bull run, according to a panel of market experts. Speaking at the Saudi Maritime Congress in Dammam, Lois K Zabrocky, CEO, International Seaways, said: “structurally, I say we are set up for a very good Bull Run for a period of years, which we really have not had in the last decade.”... -Seatrade Maritime NewsPosted On:29-Sep-2022
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Ex-president of private company arrested for misappropriating Rs 30 crore
Accused Ajay Khera worked as executive director of Central Warehousing Corporation and he took voluntary retirement to join as president at World Window India Impex -- a group company of Seagull Maritime Agencies, they said... -DevdiscoursePosted On:29-Sep-2022
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OneCare Solutions launches seafarer support platform
Adding to a growing number of online support solutions for Seafarers is the launch of a wellbeing platform OneCare Solutions. The digital platform aims to address the full spectrum of seafarer health and well-being with 24/7 direct access to medical expertise and mental health support... =Seatrade Maritime NewsPosted On:29-Sep-2022
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Maritime charity announces winner of annual photography competition
A national maritime charity that provides financial support to former seafarers has announced the winner of its 10th annual photography competition. Justin Minns was awarded the 2022 Overall Winner for his entry ‘The Old Oyster Beds’, an aerial shot showing a shipwreck next to Oyster beds taken in Brightlingsea, Essex, and won a £500 prize voucher for photographic equipment... -Yahoo!Posted On:29-Sep-2022
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Capital of the Oceans
The City of Brest, on France’s Atlantic coast, calls itself the Capital of the Oceans and it is surely living up to that moniker this week as the city hosts the international Sea Tech Week, held every two years, with a programmatic focus on “Maritime Transport: Towards Smarter & Greener Solutions.”... -MarineLinkPosted On:29-Sep-2022
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Keep seafarers in mind when developing shipping technology, says InterManager
Ship manager association InterManager has emphasised the importance of keeping seafarers in mind when implementing digital solutions and new ways of working at sea... -Digital ShipPosted On:29-Sep-2022
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India: RND’s maritime school set to be upgraded to world standards
The State government has identified the existing Maritime School run by the River Navigation Department at Britona for upgradation to a world class ’Centre of Excellence’ in maritime education. In fact, the Captain of Ports has called for ’Request For Proposal’ bids from national and international institutions in the field... -The Goan EverydayPosted On:29-Sep-2022
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India’s longest river cruise ship service to commence 2023
The country’s longest river cruise service between Varanasi in Uttar Pradesh and Bogibeel in Assam will begin from early 2023, Union Minister Sarbananda Sonowal said. It will cover a distance of more than 4,000 kilometres through the Ganga, Indo Bangladesh Protocol Route (IBPR) and Brahmaputra... -swarajyamag.comPosted On:29-Sep-2022
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