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SSPA helps the industry to set sail
In response to rapidly growing demand, SSPA expands its services in maritime wind propulsion and introduces the new business segment “Wind-Powered Ships”. A special team of consultants, experts, and naval architects will support the maritime industry with independent guidance and assessments of wind-powered ships. Reducing fuel consumption High fuel prices…
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Perro Negro 11 baptized and joined the Saipem fleet
Built-in China by Cimc in Longkou it was taken on a long-term bareboat charter Saipem has announced the christening ceremony of the new Jack-up Perro Negro 11 which will add to the drilling fleet of the recently recapitalized Italian group with 2 billion euros. The event, held on 8 July…
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IMO celebrates graduating women maritime leaders
IMO continues sponsorship of Maritime SheEO leadership scheme following the graduation of the first cohort Thirty women from maritime administrations across the globe have completed the first-ever Leadership Accelerator Programme (LEAP) run by Maritime SheEO, designed to equip women with leadership skills and the confidence to progress in their careers.…
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NYK Enters Collaboration to Reduce GHG Emissions from Existing Ships
NYK signed a business alliance agreement with Nakashima Propeller Co., Ltd. (hereinafter “Nakashima Propeller”) and Fluid Techno Co., Ltd. (hereinafter “Fluid Techno”) to (1) verify the effects of energy-saving devices that enhance vessel fuel efficiency by improving water flow generated at the aft-end of ships, (2) select optimal combinations of…
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Reuters : China’s thermal coal imports from Russia jumped 51 percent in May
China’s coal import data for May by origin has been released and shows imports from Indonesia have remained the primary source of imports and Russia the second-largest source of imports. China’s coal imports from Indonesia totaled 12.4 million tons in May, which is down from April by 3.4 million tons…
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CRIST Shipyard and Baltic ZEV HUB – open on the United Arab Emirates market
Exclusive for eBlue Economy : MAREK GRZYBOWSKI The meeting of representatives of the Crist shipyard, Synlift company, and the Baltic Sea and Space Cluster was held at the Embassy of the United Arab Emirates in Warsaw at the beginning of July this year. The host of the meeting was Mr.…
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Panamax disabled, adrift, North Pacific
Still, NUC, drifting, US CG ship standing by. No tugs in sight, no updates on probable towage/salvage. Jul 9: Bulk carrier DARYA SHANTI was spotted as NUC on Jul 8 west of Queen Charlotte Islands, reported as disabled, adrift on Jul 9. Remained NUC, adrift as of 0520 UTC Jul…
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Jeddah Islamic Port receives 1.1 million head of livestock to cover the needs of the Hajj season
Jeddah Islamic Port has received 1,172,168 million head of livestock since the beginning of June 2022 AD, in order to cover the needs of the Hajj season for the year 1443 AH and to meet the requirements of the local market for sacrifices. In this context, the port harnessed all…
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Aquatic foods achieve nutrition security in Myanmar and Zambia
Aquatic foods achieve nutrition security in Myanmar and Zambia so aquatic foods, containing vital nutrients for human development, are the most accessible source of animal protein in Myanmar and Zambia. However, despite recognition of its many benefits, aquatic foods have not been extensively used in food and nutrition security interventions. Consumption…
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GOGL – Agreement to construct three Kamsarmax vessels and sale of two Ultramax vessels
Golden Ocean Group Limited (Nasdaq and OSE: GOGL) (“Golden Ocean” or the “Company”), one of the world’s largest listed dry bulk shipowners, today announces that it has entered into agreements for the construction of three high-specification 85,000 dwt ECO-type dual-fuel Kamsarmax vessels, which will be equipped with the latest and…
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