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Merchant Vessels Caught in the Middle With Mediterranean Migrants

Merchant Vessels Caught in the Middle With Mediterranean MigrantsSeaports in Malta and Italy are closed to sea rescue survivors due to the COVID-19 pandemic

Stockholm's New Port Opens With Arrival of First Container Ship

Stockholm's New Port Opens With Arrival of First Container ShipStockholm Norvik Port marked an important milestone in the development of the new port with the arrival of its first container ship.

Ship Crews Stuck at Sea Are Facing a ‘Humanitarian Crisis’

Ship Crews Stuck at Sea Are Facing a ‘Humanitarian Crisis’Even as countries try returning to some semblance of pre-pandemic life, ongoing restrictions are wearing thin a crucial human link in the global supply chain.

Flurry of U.S. Crude Export Fixtures Signals Demand Recovery

Flurry of U.S. Crude Export Fixtures Signals Demand RecoveryA flurry of tentative bookings to export U.S. crude oil from the Gulf Coast suggests demand is edging up after the coronavirus slammed energy consumption worldwide.

Aker BP gains consent to use Maersk Invincible rig on Valhall field

Aker BP gains consent to use Maersk Invincible rig on Valhall fieldNorwegian oil company Aker BP has received consent from the Petroleum Safety Authority (PSA) for plugging and removal work at the Valhall drilling platform off Norway using the Maersk Invincible drilling rig.

Standardized Container IoT is Key for "Smart" Supply Chains

Standardized Container IoT is Key for "Smart" Supply ChainsSmart containers hold promise for revolutionizing supply chains. However, generating and collecting smart container data is not enough to make supply chains "smart."

Laser Sensor Technology for the Maritime and Offshore Industries

Laser Sensor Technology for the Maritime and Offshore IndustriesResearch scientist and entrepreneur Sverre Dokken believes laser-based remote sensing has big potential in the maritime domain.

Ships in Quarantine as Brazil Struggles With COVID-19

Ships in Quarantine as Brazil Struggles With COVID-19The shipping industry continues to find itself caught in Brazil’s struggles with the COVID-19 virus.

Evolutionary Bunker Ship Safely Delivers LNG, Reduces Vessel Contact

Evolutionary Bunker Ship Safely Delivers LNG, Reduces Vessel ContactTritec Marine and Stena LNG are collaborated to create an innovative "SAFE Bunker" concept.

First steel cut for mega jack-up Voltaire

First steel cut for mega jack-up VoltaireJan De Nul has started the construction of its next-generation jack-up installation vessel Voltaire with a steel cutting ceremony at the Cosco Shipping Shipyard (Nantong) in China.

Magseis Fairfield adds new CTO

Magseis Fairfield adds new CTOMagseis Fairfield has appointed Mark Zajac as chief technology officer, effective June 01, 2020.

Golden Ocean brings scrubber installation tally to 23

Golden Ocean brings scrubber installation tally to 23Dry bulk shipping major Golden Ocean Group Limited (GOGL) has completed all 23 installations of exhaust gas cleaning systems on board its Capesize ships.

Is Your USCG License Protected Under Your Employer’s Policy?

Is Your USCG License Protected Under Your Employer’s Policy?In the unfortunate event of a marine casualty, it’s typical for the vessel owner’s liability insurance carrier to promptly appoint maritime counsel.

World's Largest Container Ship Transits a Suez Canal in Transition

World's Largest Container Ship Transits a Suez Canal in TransitionThe HMM Algeciras, which is billed as the world's largest container vessel, completed its transit of the Suez Canal during its maiden voyage from South Korea and China to Rotterdam and Europe.

Georgian Sailors Freed After Piracy Incident in Gulf of Guinea

Georgian Sailors Freed After Piracy Incident in Gulf of GuineaNine Georgian sailors are reportedly on their way home after having been kidnapped by pirates in the waters off Nigeria. This is just one of the growing number of piracy incidents in the Gulf of Guinea.

Australian Controversy as Livestock Crew Tests Positive for COVID-19

Australian Controversy as Livestock Crew Tests Positive for COVID-19A livestock carrier arrived in Fremantle, Australia with six crew members who later tested positive for the COVID-19 virus. The incident is stirring up new controversies in Australia in an already politically charged environment.

COVID-19 Takes Off in Brazil's Offshore Sector

COVID-19 Takes Off in Brazil's Offshore SectorLacking a systematic national coronavirus control policy, Brazil has developed the second-largest number of COVID-19 cases in the world, behind only the United States.

World's First Boat With Air-Filled Swinging Bulb Keel Gets Under Way

World's First Boat With Air-Filled Swinging Bulb Keel Gets Under WayDanish startup Dacoma is turning canting keel technology upside down by fitting an air tank - rather than a lead weight - inside of the keel bulb.

All foundations up at Zhuhai Jinwan offshore wind farm

All foundations up at Zhuhai Jinwan offshore wind farmAll turbine foundations have been installed at the Zhuhai Jinwan offshore wind project in China.

Prosafe dives deeper into the red over impairment charges

Prosafe dives deeper into the red over impairment chargesProsafe, a provider of offshore accommodation rigs, sank deeper into the red in the first quarter of 2020 due to impairment charges resulting from the oil price collapse and the coronavirus pandemic.

Delek sells rights to royalties from Karish and Tanin fields

Delek sells rights to royalties from Karish and Tanin fieldsDelek Group and Delek Energy have signed an agreement with an unnamed third party for the sale of the rights to royalties regarding 26.4705 per cent of rights in the Karish and Tanin leases for oil, gas, and other valuable materials produced

Deep adds new vessel to its fleet

Deep adds new vessel to its fleetDutch survey company, Deep BV, has added a new vessel to it fleet, the Deep Seapal.

APL boxship loses about 40 containers in heavy weather

APL boxship loses about 40 containers in heavy weatherAPL England, a 5,780 TEU containership sailing under the Singapore flag, lost around 40 containers in heavy weather while underway off Sydney, Australia, on May 25.

World’s largest construction vessel gets first-ever drone delivery

World’s largest construction vessel gets first-ever drone deliveryAllseas’ giant Pioneering Spirit offshore construction and decommissioning vessel was the home of the first-ever drone to vessel delivery in the Netherlands last week.

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