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Fire erupted in bulk carrier ABUSAMAH at Cilegon port
Fire erupted in engine room of bulk carrier ABUSAMAH berthed at Cilegon port, western Java, Sunda Strait, at around 0500 LT (UTC +7), and soon engulfed all engine room. The ship was loading fertilizer, ammonium phosphate, some 1,500 tons were already loaded. Attempts to extinguish fire failed, fire continued spreading,…
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Double closure of disputes on the Adriatic docks
Two disputes which for some time had committed as many Adriatic Port System Authorities were concluded today at the same time. The thorniest case, which reached the second degree of judgment, was the one that opposed Micoperi to the Port System Authority of the Central Adriatic Sea regarding the procedure,…
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Conftrasporto: Freight Traffic down in Italy in 2023 up to 3%
The basic scenario developed by the association, on the other hand, assumes a decrease of 0.6% Pandemic, war, energy crisis and more will slow down the freight transport sector in Italy in 2023, which will therefore experience a decline in volumes. This is confirmed by the analyzes presented yesterday in…
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Rabie meets with the Senior Vice President of ABS to discuss ways of joint cooperation
ABS grants Chairman of the SCA a document to elect him as a member of the office in appreciation of his efforts in supporting the maritime transport industry Suez Canal intends to provide incentives for environmentally friendly ships Admiral Osama Rabie, Chairman of the Suez Canal Authority, met today, Sunday,…
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IMO : Boosting regional presence with new office in the MENA region in Egypt
IMO has agreed to boost its regional presence, with the establishment of a regional presence office in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region, to be hosted in Alexandria, Egypt. The IMO Technical Cooperation Committee (TCC), at its 72nd session (17-20 October), agreed to the establishment to enhance IMO’s…
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IMO : Exploring opportunities for Indonesia in decarbonizing shipping
Indonesia, as the world’s largest archipelago with a major shipping fleet and a geographic location close to multiple strategic waterways, is a key player in the decarbonization of the maritime sector. Indonesia is focusing on energy transition as one of three priority areas for its presidency of the G20. It presents…
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Damen Marine Components supplies complete steering system for Nobiskrug’s superyacht Black Shark
Damen Marine Components (DMC) is the supplier of the rudders and steering gear for the striking, 77-metre superyacht Black Shark, currently in the final stages of its build by German superyacht yard Nobiskrug. On completion at the company’s Rendsburg facility the yacht will be highly distinctive with a shark-like profile…
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Tugs Towing & Offshore-Newsletter 84 2022 PDF
BOLUDA TOWAGE EUROPE & BOLUDA OFFSHORE Boluda Towage Europe provides tailored towage services to clients in major ports in Belgium, Germany, the Netherlands, and the United Kingdom. The company is part of the Boluda Towage division, a family-owned company, and a global leader in maritime services. The group can be…
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Keel laying of Spirit of Tasmania car and passenger ferry celebrated in Rauma shipyard
Today, Rauma shipyard celebrated the keel laying ceremony of Spirit of Tasmania IV, a vessel being built for the Tasmanian TT-Line Company. A significant player in maritime transport between mainland Australia and Tasmania, TT-Line has commissioned two identical Spirit of Tasmania vessels from RMC. The large-scale project is the biggest…
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TGE Marine receives an order from China for the design and supply of the cargo
TGE Marine has received an order from the Chinese shipyard Nantong CIMC Sinopacific Offshore & Engineering Co., Ltd. for the design and supply of the cargo handling- and fuel gas system for three 7,600 m³ LNG bunker vessels. These three vessels will be built for Canada-based owner Seaspan ULC, who…
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