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EMSA : Preliminary Market Consultation – Questionnaire on RPAS surveillance services from vessels
RPAS operation begins offering enhanced maritime surveillance to Danish national authorities The objective of this market consultation is to enable EMSA to gather more in-depth knowledge of the market structure, proven technical solutions, and players related to the provision of the RPAS maritime surveillance services from patrol vessels, under the…
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Provaris progressing design works for new hydrogen carrier
Australian Provaris Energy, former Global Energy Ventures (GEV), is making progress on the engineering and development of its H2Neo GH2 carrier, with the aim to achieve approval for construction in 2023. According to Provaris, the detailed contract design package (CDP) for the 26,000 cbm carrier is 70% complete and on…
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Marine tourism : Split Small Ship Cruises
The Roman city of Split is the first port of call for many when embarking on a Croatia cruise. Many of our Croatia cruise ships begin and end their voyage here. If you start your cruise from Split Croatia, you’ll find it has a conveniently-positioned harbour just a few minutes’…
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Tragedy at sea : Tugboat Franco sank on the border between the Italian and Croatian SAR waters
Tragedy at sea tonight off the coast of Bari: the tugboat Franco P, a 1973 unit owned by the Ancona-based company Ilma (Impresa Lavori Marittima Ancona), headed by entrepreneurs Antonio Santini, sank on the border between the Italian and Croatian SAR waters and Gabriele Pelliccia and specializes in interventions and…
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The Lauro brothers also invest in electric propulsion systems for maritime transport
The Munich-based Scorpio Group, a company led by the Lauro family, has made a strategic investment in the Britishvolt electric vehicle (EV) battery startup aimed at carrying out research and development on the power supply and storage options for battery systems for application in the maritime transport “Britishvolt’s access to…
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May 18th- Panama Canal waiting time for non booked vessels (Days)
Neopanamax locks: increases of 1 day (average) for non-booked waiting times at the Panama Canal for both directions. Panamax locks: Waiting times for Southbound Regulars remain steady while for Northbound Regulars and Supers (in both directions) average waiting time has increased in 1 day How can we help with your…
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Passenger ship with more than 600 people aground, Indonesia VIDEO
Passenger ship KM SIRIMAU with more than 600 passengers on board ran aground in Savu sea, Timor Leste, Indonesia, on Meko island between Lembata and Adonara islands in the afternoon May 17 Evacuation of passengers was complicated by low tide, understood most parts of the passengers were already evacuated by…
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Europe’s role in Gulf maritime security
In February 2022, the Council of the European Union (E.U.) gathered in Brussels to discuss the extension of the Coordinated Maritime Presence (CMP) concept to the North-Western Indian Ocean. First piloted in the Gulf of Guinea at the beginning of 2021, the CMP is a flexible tool to enhance maritime…
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Diana Shipping Announces Time Charter Contract For mv Maia with Hyundai Glovis
Diana Shipping Inc. (NYSE: DSX), a global shipping company specializing in the ownership and bareboat charter-in of dry bulk vessels, today announced that, through a separate wholly-owned subsidiary, it has entered into a time charter contract with Hyundai Glovis Co. Ltd., for one of its Kamsarmax dry bulk vessels, the…
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Webinar : MEPC 78 Outcomes and Industry Impact
Event Date: Tuesday, June 14, 2022 Daniel Barcarolo, ABS Senior Sustainability Engineer, and Joseph Gardemal, Senior Managing Principal Engineer for Regulatory Affairs, are attending MEPC 78 and will provide an overview of the outcomes and outline key implications for shipowners and operators. Topics will include the latest on measures to…
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