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Captain died, crew can’t navigate, waiting CG, but CG waiting PCR test result
59-year old Taiwanese Captain of tuna fishing vessel CHIN LONG CHENG NO.18 died of natural causes on board of his vessel on Sep 15, some 610 nm N of Guam, Pacific. Fishing vessel is drifting since Sep 15, waiting for assistance. Problem is, the rest of Indonesian crew (9 or…
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An exclusive Interview : Isabelle Ryckbost, Secretary General of the European Sea Ports Organization (ESPO) to eBlueeconomy
Seaports will play an equally important role in the production, supply and storage of clean energies By : Marek Grzybowski Marek Grzybowski (eBlue Economy office manager in Europe ) in an exclusive interview with 3 questions to Isabelle Ryckbost, Secretary General of the European Sea Ports Organisation (ESPO) Isabelle Ryckbost…
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WMU – A Sustainable Tomorrow Hub
WMU participated as a hub for the A Sustainable Tomorrow 2022 Conference – Sweden’s largest digital conference focused on the environment and the future. “Half Way to 2030” was the theme for the ninth annual conference that was live streamed from HETCH in Helsingborg, Sweden to the various hubs around…
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IMO : Regional training for port State control officers held in Madagascar
The IMO Maritime Security (MARSEC) team is organizing a regional workshop for French-speaking participating countries on Port State Control (PSC) in Toamasina, Madagascar (12- 16 September). This is part of various activities under the EU-funded project on “Port Security and Safety of Navigation in Eastern and Southern Africa and the Indian…
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Updated analysis of MARPOL Annex VI
The IMO-Norway GreenVoyage2050 Project has released an updated version of its popular clause-by-clause analysis of MARPOL Annex VI, which addresses air pollution from ships, in the six official IMO languages. The document provides a breakdown explanation of each regulation and it is intended to be a useful resource for countries…
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IMO : Pilot countries sought for underwater noise project
IMO is seeking Lead Pilot Countries (LPCs) to participate in the upcoming GloNoise Partnership project, which aims to address the issue of underwater noise from shipping. The project is currently in a preparatory phase and is expected to launch in mid-2023, subject to approval and funding by the United Nations…
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Aframax tanker disabled by fire, anchored, Java sea
Fire erupted in engine room of Aframax tanker SEABORNE PETRO at around 2000 LT (UTC +7) Sep 15, some 9 nm SW of tanker’s destination, Cinta Oil Terminal, Java sea, NW of Jakarta. Tanker drifted or moved dead ahead until 1830 LT Sep 16, when she anchored 18 nm north…
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Bitumen tanker listed, abandoned, still afloat, Arabia sea
Bitumen tanker PARTH developed heavy list after massive water ingress in ballast tanks in Arabian sea some 3 nm off India western coast at night Sep 15, while en route from Khor Fakkan UAE to New Mangalore India, with 3,911 tons of bitumen on board. 19 crew abandoned tanker, they’ve…
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Events : SSI World Shipbuilding Conference 2022
SSI World Shipbuilding Conference 2022 is a great opportunity to learn first-hand about the latest innovations facilitating transformation, how to integrate new digital technology into your shipyard, and see presentations from leading shipyards on how to build ships better. If you’re an SSI user, you’ll be interested in the showcase…
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Port of Hamburg : Strategic Import hub for hydrogen partnership between UAE and Germany
Port of Hamburg announces the first test delivery of hydrogen derivative ammonia from the UAE The first test delivery has arrived at the climate-neutral HHLA Container Terminal Altenwerder, where it was unloaded from the Hapag-Lloyd vessel Prague Express. The pilot delivery sets an important milestone for the medium-term imports of…
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