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C-Job Naval Architects Announces Executive Team changes
C-Job Naval Architects, the international independent ship design and engineering company, today announced changes to its executive team. The changes to the leadership team are in support of the company’s mission to drive the global maritime industry towards sustainability through dedication and ingenuity. Job Volwater will move from his position…
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Saronic Ferries partners with C-Job Naval Architects for the design of the first fully-electric Ro-Pax Ferry in Greece
The vessel to join the fleet in 2026, sailing between Piraeus and the islands of Aegina and Agistri Saronic Ferries has today announced its partnership with C-Job Naval Architects. For the Greek owner, C-Job will develop the design of the first fully-electric Ro-Pax ferry in Greece. Saronic Ferries, the largest…
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United Maritime Announces Accretive Acquisition of a Fleet of Four Aframax Petroleum Tankers
United Maritime Corporation (United) (NASDAQ: USEA) announced today that it has entered into agreements with unaffiliated third parties to purchase a fleet of four tanker vessels, consisting of two Aframax oil tankers and two LR2 product tankers, with prompt deliveries. The two Aframax crude tankers were built in 2006 at…
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ٍSuez Canal : Crossing 68 ships and AVIVA the largest yachts in the world today
The navigation movement in the Suez Canal witnessed, today, Monday, the crossing of 68 ships from both directions, with a total net tonnage of 4.6 million tons, and through the tourist yacht AVIVA, classified as one of the most expensive tourist yachts in the world, within the convoy of the…
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Boats designed by Niels Jeppese
By: Dave Proctor ( Global Solo Challenge ) To date, there are two boats designed by Danish designer and co-founder of X-Yachts Niels Jeppesen entered into the Global Solo Challenge (GSC), the X-55 of Belgian Dirk Gunst and the X-37 of Frenchman Louis Robein. When you look at the…
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July 11th – Panama Canal waiting time for non booked vessels (Days)
Neopanamax locks: Average waiting times for Non-Booked vessel’s increased from 5 to 6 days for both southbound and northbound. Panamax Locks: Dynamic changes as for today at Panamax Locks, with improvement in Northbound transits for Supers. Regulars on the other hand, increase their average waiting time from 2 to 3…
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Canadian bulk carrier grounding, Colombia
Bulk carrier SMEW ran aground while leaving Barranquilla Colombia at around 1200 UTC on Jul 10, with some 22,000 tons of coal on board, bound for Brazil. Traffic in the channel was restricted. The ship was refloated at around 2140 UTC on Jul 10 with tugs assistance and taken to…
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EMSA Newsletter July 2022 PDF
In this issue: EMSA takes an active role in Europe’s leading oil spill conference & exhibition – Interspill 2022; 2022 United Nations Ocean Conference held in Lisbon with special side event at EMSA; the First release of EMSA’s DONA application now available – offering a dynamic overview of national authorities…
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European Commission and Morocco launch renewed partnership on migration and tackling human smuggling networks
As part of the regular political dialogue between the Kingdom of Morocco and the EU, the Commissioner with responsibility for Home Affairs, Ylva Johansson, and the Spanish Home Affairs Minister, Fernando Grande-Marlaska, met with the Moroccan Minister of the Interior, Abdelouafi Laftit, in Rabat They highlighted the solid results of…
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Robert Allan : Seabulk’s newest Advanced Rotortug, Hermes
Robert Allan Ltd. announces that Seabulk’s newest Advanced Rotortug, Hermes has recently been delivered. Hermes joins sister ship Nike, delivered in 2021, in operation in Mobile, Alabama. Both vessels are to the ART 90-98 Advanced Rotortug design by Robert Allan Ltd., built by Master Boat Builders Inc. of Coden, Alabama.…
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