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Ocean Maid sinks after grounding off Cairnbulg
The crew of the Ocean Maid BA 55 were rescued after the vessel ran aground off Cairnbulg, two miles southeast of Fraserburgh, shortly after 5.50am last Monday morning. Coastguard teams from Fraserburgh and Peterhead were tasked to the incident, along with the Fraserburgh RNLI all-weather lifeboat. The four crew had…
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Maritime policies in the Meloni Government
Mims will once again be called the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport but its competences in the field of ports and maritime transport appear immediately limited The government led by Giorgia Meloni intends to centralize and closely follow the policies regarding the sea and ports considered “strategic”.Shipping Italy reported So…
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Maersk and the Spanish Government to explore large-scale green fuels production
Copenhagen/Madrid – A.P. Moller – Maersk (Maersk) and the Spanish Government have signed a General Protocol for Collaboration to explore the opportunities for large-scale green fuels production in Spain. Signing the Protocol marks a significant milestone in the collaboration that, if implemented in full, could deliver up to 2 mil.…
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Port of LA partners with Earthcam to capture Livestream of Amerca’sBusiet Port
The Port of Los Angeles has partnered with EarthCam, the leader in live camera technology, to provide 24/7 streaming services for its LA Waterfront live camera. Located on the roof of the Los Angeles Maritime Museum, the LA Waterfront live camera replaces the Port’s older web camera with an upgraded…
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Fugro and AD Ports Group partner on remote and autonomous technologies
Fugro and AD Ports Group formalised a collaborative relationship through the signing of an agreement that sets out combined goals to utilise remote and autonomous technologies in the region. The agreement was signed at the ADIPEC 2022 Exhibition in Abu Dhabi by Captain Mohamed Juma Al Shamisi, Managing Director and…
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Tanker chief officer Bo Xu receives 2022 IMO Bravery Award
IMO honours bravery at sea in annual Awards Ceremony. The 2022 IMO Award for Exceptional Bravery at Sea has been presented to Mr. Bo Xu, a chief officer from China who selflessly jumped from his oil tanker into freezing seas off northern China to save two individuals clinging to a…
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Port of Rotterdam : Partial closure of the Scheur in November
Due to the construction of the Maasdelta Tunnel (the tunnel under construction east of Maassluis and Rozenburg, part of the Blankenburg connection), the Port of Rotterdam Authority expects partial closures of the Scheur between kilometre posts 1015 and 1018 throughout November. Shipping traffic is advised to moderate speed and follow…
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Synergies to establish green hydrogen export corridor from Chile to Europe
The Netherlands is organizing a green H2 Trade Mission from November 7th to 11th 2022 to Chile. Leading Dutch companies from the energy sector will come and explore opportunities to develop and grow the Chilean Green Hydrogen economy. Focus is on hydrogen infrastructure needed to secure the green hydrogen supply…
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RINA cooperation with the National Technical University of Athens
The collaboration in training and research was celebrated at an event including a presentation of RINA’s Fleet Operation Centre at the new global marine training centre in RINA’s Piraeus offices RINA and the School of Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering (School of NA & ME) of the National Technical University…
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SCA participates in the Cop27 on its leading role in maintaining sustainable green supply chains
Admiral Osama Rabie, the Chairman and Managing Director of the Suez Canal Authority ( SCA ), announced the Suez Canal Authority’s participation in the activities of the United Nations Climate Change Conference “COP 27” by organizing a key panel discussion in the Green Zone; titled “The Leading Role of the…
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