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Rival Cruise Lines Create Panel to Advise for the Covid-19 Era

Rival Cruise Lines Create Panel to Advise for the Covid-19 EraRoyal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. and Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd., two long-time rivals in the cruise business, have joined forces to study ways to make ships safer and win back customers after the coronavirus shut them down in March.

Philippine Coast Guard Files Homicide Charges Over Bulker Collision

Philippine Coast Guard Files Homicide Charges Over Bulker CollisionThe Philippine Coast Guard has filed criminal charges against the operator and the officers of the bulker Vienna Wood N, which collided with the Philippine fishing vessel Liberty 5 on June 27.

Former Chairman and Owner of Detyens Shipyards Passes at 72

Former Chairman and Owner of Detyens Shipyards Passes at 72David Loy Stewart Sr, 72, of Mt. Pleasant, South Carolina, the former owner and chairman of Detyens Shipyards, passed away on Tuesday, June 30.

Chinese Officials Investigate COVID-19 During Crew Change on MSC Ship

Chinese Officials Investigate COVID-19 During Crew Change on MSC ShipOfficials in Hong Kong and Mainland China are investing a cluster of COVID-19 cases aboard the Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC) container ship MSC Flavia.

Cocaine and Two Stevedores Discovered in Container on Maersk Boxship

Cocaine and Two Stevedores Discovered in Container on Maersk BoxshipMexican authorities are reporting the seizure of more than $1 million worth of cocaine along with two individuals when the Maersk Line container ship Svendborg Maersk arrived at the port of Manzanillo in the Colima region of Mexico.

Report: MSC Ranks Seventh on List of Europe's Largest CO2 Emitters

Report: MSC Ranks Seventh on List of Europe's Largest CO2 EmittersEuropean Commission president Ursula von der Leyen's "European Green Deal" proposal, unveiled last December, would incorporate emissions from shipping in the EU Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS).

Matson Launches Second Large Con-Ro at NASSCO Shipyard

Matson Launches Second Large Con-Ro at NASSCO ShipyardMatson and General Dynamics NASSCO shipyard celebrated the christened of one of the largest combination container/roll-on, roll-off ("con-ro") ships ever built in the United States.

IMO Calls on Port States to Allow Seafarers Access to Medical Care

IMO Calls on Port States to Allow Seafarers Access to Medical CareIMO Secretary-General Kitack Lim has endorsed a set of industry guidelines for port states on how to accommodate seafarers' medical needs in the COVID-19 era.

Klaveness Combination Carriers nets green financing for its two newbuilds

Klaveness Combination Carriers nets green financing for its two newbuildsOslo-listed Klaveness Combination Carriers ASA has secured a $60 million green loan for the financing of the seventh and eight CLEANBU vessels with delivery in 2021.

Wild Swings in Freight Rates the New Normal Amid Uneven Recovery

Wild Swings in Freight Rates the New Normal Amid Uneven RecoverySharp swings in container freight rates are likely to continue this quarter as shipping companies struggle to gauge demand amid an uneven global recovery from the coronavirus.

Mission to Seafarers Sea Sunday celebrations to be broadcast online

Mission to Seafarers Sea Sunday celebrations to be broadcast onlineThe Mission to Seafarers annual Sea Sunday celebrations are to be broadcast online to connect seafarers around the world during the Covid-19 pandemic

Cosco Shipping Maritime University debuts in Qingdao

Cosco Shipping Maritime University debuts in QingdaoChina’s largest shipping group Cosco Shipping has inaugurated its corporate university in Qingdao, Shandong province to promote shipping talents development.

Seaborne trade to contract by 1bn tonnes in 2020: Clarksons

Seaborne trade to contract by 1bn tonnes in 2020: ClarksonsSeaborne trade is set to drop by 1bn in 2020 due to the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic according to Clarksons, but there are signs the industry is passing “peak” impact.

Suez Canal gives vehicle carrier toll rebate

Suez Canal gives vehicle carrier toll rebateIn the latest of a series of rebates on Suez Canal tolls vehicle carriers transiting the waterway eastbound from Northwest Europe to East Asia can apply for an 8% rebate.

Maersk acquiring KGH Customs Services in $279m deal

Maersk acquiring KGH Customs Services in $279m dealAP Moller – Maersk is acquiring Swedish trade and customs management specialist KGH Customs Services.

Pressure Builds to Salvage Decaying FSO Off War-Torn Yemen

Pressure Builds to Salvage Decaying FSO Off War-Torn YemenThe 1976-built Safer has been inactive and unmaintained since the outbreak of Yemen's civil war in 2015, and she is believed to have a cargo of about one million barrels of crude oil stored in her tanks.

The USCG's First Superstorm: The Great Galveston Hurricane

The USCG's First Superstorm: The Great Galveston HurricaneIn early September of 1900, a hurricane of massive force struck the Gulf Coast west of Galveston, Texas.

Two U.S. Navy Carriers Send a Message in South China Sea

Two U.S. Navy Carriers Send a Message in South China SeaThe aircraft carriers USS Nimitz and USS Ronald Reagan conducted a dual-carrier operation in the South China Sea on the Fourth of July, providing a counterpoint to the increased operational tempo of China's People's Liberation Army (Navy) in the region.

Study: Gas Hydrate Plug May Have Led to Deepwater Horizon Blowout

Study: Gas Hydrate Plug May Have Led to Deepwater Horizon BlowoutTen years ago, the Deepwater Horizon accident in the Gulf of Mexico killed eleven men and resulted in the largest accidental oil spill in history.

Greenpeace UK Fined $100,000 Over Oil Rig Protests

Greenpeace UK Fined $100,000 Over Oil Rig ProtestsScotland's highest court has fined Greenpeace UK $100,000 for interfering with the operations of the Transocean floater Paul B. Loyd Jr. in the UK North Sea in June 2019.

Brave Tern gearing up for largest wind turbines

Brave Tern gearing up for largest wind turbinesFred. Olsen Windcarrier’s Brave Tern will undergo upgrades which will allow the jack-up to handle all known next-generation wind turbines and larger foundations.

Pirates Attack Second Vessel in Gulf of Guinea Kidnapping Five Crew

Pirates Attack Second Vessel in Gulf of Guinea Kidnapping Five CrewA cargo vessel was the latest target of pirates in the waters off Benin. This attack came just one day after reports of an even more brazen attack on a vessel in the oil fields in the Gulf of Guinea.

Employing the USMCA to Build Trade Between Florida and Mexico's Ports

Employing the USMCA to Build Trade Between Florida and Mexico's PortsAs the new United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) goes into effect, organizations are exploring how it can contribute to growth in maritime trade.

USCG: Needless Flares and Drunk Boating Still Illegal on 4th of July

USCG: Needless Flares and Drunk Boating Still Illegal on 4th of July”Every Fourth of July, Coast Guard personnel receive and respond to numerous false flare sighting reports,” said Lt. Cmdr. Lisa Hatland, District 17 command center chief.

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