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Mitsubishi Shipbuilding Holds Keel Laying Ceremony in Shimonoseki for Demonstration Test Ship
◆Vessel for NEDO project to develop and demonstrate technologies to establish large-volume marine transport of CO2. ◆ Construction underway, with completion and handover scheduled for the second half of fiscal 2023. Mitsubishi Shipbuilding Co., Ltd., a Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) Group company based in Yokohama, today held a keel laying…
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5 tanker crew including Captain poisoned, hospitalized, Istanbul
Tanker SEALION 1 requested medical assistance to 5 poisoned crew, in the evening Oct 9. Tanker is anchored at Bakirkoy, Istanbul, Marmara sea, bound for Novorossiysk. Understood crew were poisoned by fumes in empty cargo tanks, while cleaning tank or tanks, or checking. Captain reportedly, also got poisoned, during tanks…
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Port of Dover Promotes Maritime Careers and Spotlights Future Port Leaders for Maritime UK Week 2022
This week, the Port of Dover is undertaking an ambitious programme of community engagement, including several visits by local pupils and an array of digital content. Today, pupils from a local primary school are visiting the Port as part of their project on Dover Harbour. During their visit, the school…
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IMO : Guide to support uptake of Energy Efficiency Technologies for ships
A Practical Guide to the Selection of Energy Efficiency Technologies for Ships has been published by the Global Industry Alliance to Support Low Carbon Shipping (Low Carbon GIA) under the IMO-Norway GreenVoyage2050 Project. Together with its accompanying Excel tool, the Guide aims to support shipowners looking into retrofits, with helpful…
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At least 76 dead after boat capsizes in Nigeria’s Anambra
An estimated 85 people were taking the overloaded boat on October 7 when flooding of the Niger River caused it to tip over Officials in Nigeria have confirmed that 76 people were killed and an undetermined number have gone missing after a boat capsized and sank in the Niger River…
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The Philippine Coast Guard evacuates 103 passengers from grounded ferry off Camiguin – Manila Bulletin
The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) evacuated 103 distressed passengers from a ship that ran aground off Camiguin on Sunday afternoon, Oct. 9, according to Manila Bulletin. Capt. Ian Sumaylo, captain of Super Shuttle Ferry 21, said they were traveling in the vicinity waters of Benoni Port in Camiguin en route…
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Veer Corp : Ready to Move Full Wind-Speed Ahead
Granted Approval in Principle by American Bureau of Shipping [Grand Bahama, The Bahamas]: Following a series of recent achievements – including receiving support from industry leader LUSH as a future client (below) – Veer Corp. (“Veer”) today announced the granting of Approval in Principle (“AIP”) by the American Bureau of…
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10 ways e-commerce businesses can overcome supply chain disruption
In the last few years, the resilience of your e-commerce supply chain would have been tested like never before. The biggest challenge was likely to have come from the Covid-19 pandemic which signalled long periods of lockdown and disruption across the globe. In the midst of all this, a container…
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Scorpio Tankers fixed three ships on time charter and secured $ 101 million
For three MR and LR2 tankers, rentals with daily installments ranging from 27 to 38 thousand dollars were closed The Monegasque shipping company Scorpio Tankers led by Emanuele Lauro and listed in New York has announced that it has just signed three three-year time charter contracts relating to two of…
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Port of LA : UNPRECEDENTED YEAR INCREASES PORT EMISSIONS
Ships at Anchor, Supply Chain Challenges Impact 2021 Air Emissions Inventory Emissions from port-related sources increased in 2021 compared to the previous year, according to the Port of Los Angeles’ latest Inventory of Air Emissions. The 2021 results were significantly impacted by a series of supply chain disruptions, particularly cargo…
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