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Up to 30 nations threaten to walk away from IMO’s emissions meet-upUp to 30 nations threaten to walk away from IMO’s emissions meet-upIt’s been an especially fractious week at the International Maritime Organization (IMO) as debate rages on how best to improve shipping’s carbon footprint.23 October 2020 Friday 10:00
Consolidation in Heavy Lift as German SAL Group Buys US IntermarineConsolidation in Heavy Lift as German SAL Group Buys US IntermarineIntermarine, a U.S. shipping company specializing in heavy lift and breakbulk shipping in the Americas, is the latest part of the consolidation of the industry. SAL Heavy Lift of Germany recently acquired a majority stake in the company.17 October 2020 Saturday 11:10
BP To Cut Caribbean Oil Due To Low Demand For VLSO BunkersBP To Cut Caribbean Oil Due To Low Demand For VLSO BunkersThe problem-plagued Limetree Bay refinery in St. Croix, Virgin Islands, may lose its main supplier of crude, oil major BP, if it isn’t successfully up and running by December, according to two people familiar with the matter.16 October 2020 Friday 16:30
IMO tech troubles continue as website goes downIMO tech troubles continue as website goes downThe International Maritime Organization (IMO) has been fighting this morning to get its website back online with the portal of the United Nations agency suffering regular outages.16 October 2020 Friday 14:00
ABS: Future Fuels Will Require New Seafarer TrainingABS: Future Fuels Will Require New Seafarer TrainingIn a keynote address at the Shipping Insight 2020 conference Tuesday, the head of the American Bureau of Shipping called for universal crew training standards for LNG-fueled vessels.15 October 2020 Thursday 15:10
IMO site back up while CMA CGM struggles to get back onlineIMO site back up while CMA CGM struggles to get back onlineCMA CGM’s eBusiness website remains down one week on from a ransomware attack, while the website of the United Nations agency, the International Maritime Organization (IMO), is back up and running, having been the victim of a cyber attack on Wednesday.06 October 2020 Tuesday 13:16
Trafigura proposes carbon levy introduction to IMOTrafigura proposes carbon levy introduction to IMOTrafigura, one of the world’s largest ship charterers, has proposed that the International Maritime Organization (IMO) introduces a carbon levy to help boost competitiveness and uptake of alternative fuels.26 September 2020 Saturday 10:00
IMO FAIL – Forbes Drills Deep Into The Wakashio Salvage EffortsIMO FAIL – Forbes Drills Deep Into The Wakashio Salvage EffortsThese failures have resulted in deaths, environmental destruction, regulatory mission creep, gender imbalance, disregard for human health, and massive protests on the island of Mauritius and at embassies worldwide.11 September 2020 Friday 10:17
LNG - a vital fairway towards 2050LNG - a vital fairway towards 2050The future of fuels for shipping, as the industry looks towards 2050, is teeming with possibilities. One influential consortium which has sought to guide the industries moves away from oil-based fuels towards a carbon free future is SEA\LNG.31 August 2020 Monday 11:55
Aurora Tankers takes delivery on first of eight MR newbuildsAurora Tankers takes delivery on first of eight MR newbuildsIMC’s Aurora Tankers has taken delivery in the first of eight IMO 2 MR tankers from CSSC Shipping.24 August 2020 Monday 15:10
Record Container Moves from Ship as Baltimore Invests in PortRecord Container Moves from Ship as Baltimore Invests in PortA new record was set at the Helen Delich Bentley Port of Baltimore’s Seagirt Marine Terminal, with 5,536 container moves conducted by longshore workers handling the 13,092 TEU Maersk Edinburgh over three days.21 August 2020 Friday 10:40
Oman bans open-loop scrubbersOman bans open-loop scrubbersOman has joined the list of countries that ban the use of open-loop scrubbers from its waters.04 August 2020 Tuesday 10:40
IMO’s 2050 decarbonisation goals can be achieved, says StopfordIMO’s 2050 decarbonisation goals can be achieved, says StopfordThe IMO’s target of reducing shipping’s carbon emissions by at least 50% by mid-century can easily be achieved and even surpassed, according to shipping economist and non-executive President of Clarkson Research, Martin Stopford.27 July 2020 Monday 13:15
Dubai lifts crew change restrictionsDubai lifts crew change restrictionsDubai Maritime City Authority (DCMA) has announced that it will allow ship operators to facilitate crew changes in Dubai. The announcement came just days after 13 countries, including United Arab Emirates (UAE), signed a pledge to relax regulations.18 July 2020 Saturday 14:00
Dubai Opens Ports to Crew Change as IMO Urges More to Join EffortDubai Opens Ports to Crew Change as IMO Urges More to Join EffortDubai became the latest state to join the ongoing calls for ports around the world to make accommodations to permit crew changes.17 July 2020 Friday 11:35
IMO Calls on Port States to Allow Seafarers Access to Medical CareIMO 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.07 July 2020 Tuesday 09:53
Forward planning can help shipowners navigate ballast water issues on operational compliance and regulationForward planning can help shipowners navigate ballast water issues on operational compliance and regulationWe are currently at a critical stage for ballast water management regulations. The focus for many shipowners is now shifting beyond certification to operational compliance, while we are still yet to reach the expected peak of retrofits.24 June 2020 Wednesday 16:00
IMO Secretary-General Reiterates Calls for Crew Change in WSJ Op-EdIMO Secretary-General Reiterates Calls for Crew Change in WSJ Op-EdIn an op-ed published in The Wall Street Journal, Secretary-General of the International Maritime Organization Kitack Lim reiterated his call for all nations to make reasonable accommodations for crew changes.24 June 2020 Wednesday 11:55
Shipping coping well with IMO 2020, but dispute cases may riseShipping coping well with IMO 2020, but dispute cases may riseWhile the quality of VLSFO has presented little problems to the industry, this is not so much the case in terms of the number of disputes, according to Rosita Lau, partner at law firm Ince & Co.22 June 2020 Monday 13:54
IMO chief calls for crew changes to avert ‘real safety risk’IMO chief calls for crew changes to avert ‘real safety risk’Kitack Lim, secretary-general of the International Maritime Organization (IMO), has repeated his plea for governments around the world to allow safe seafarer crew changes as a matter of urgency.22 June 2020 Monday 10:00
Global Industry Alliance on marine biodiversity officially launchedGlobal Industry Alliance on marine biodiversity officially launchedThe GIA will accelerate the development of solutions to improve the management of marine biofouling, which is the build-up of aquatic organisms on ships’ hulls or submerged structures such as platforms and aquaculture installations.13 June 2020 Saturday 11:20
On World Oceans Day, IMO Launches Industry Partnership on BiofoulingOn World Oceans Day, IMO Launches Industry Partnership on BiofoulingThe UN-led GloFouling partnership has launched a new alliance with a group of fouling control companies to accelerate the development of hull fouling solutions.09 June 2020 Tuesday 13:25
COVID-19 could be driving force to decarbonise shipping before 2050COVID-19 could be driving force to decarbonise shipping before 2050The coronavirus pandemic is opening up many new opportunities for the shipping industry, Cristina Aleixendri, COO at bound4blue, said during a video conference hosted by SMM.15 May 2020 Friday 16:28
Damen Yichang holds digital steel-cutting ceremony for Timor-Leste RoPaxDamen Yichang holds digital steel-cutting ceremony for Timor-Leste RoPaxOn 27 April, Damen Yichang Shipyard in China hosted a digital steel cutting ceremony for a roll-on/roll-off passenger (RoPax) ferry ordered by the Government of Timor-Leste.08 May 2020 Friday 14:43
Singapore Reports ‘High Degree’ of Compliance with IMO 2020Singapore Reports ‘High Degree’ of Compliance with IMO 2020The Port Authority of Singapore has reported a ‘high degree’ of compliance with new a international law limiting the sulphur content of fuel used by ships.29 April 2020 Wednesday 14:35
Monjasa reaps fruit from IMO 2020 preparationsMonjasa reaps fruit from IMO 2020 preparationsDanish bunker company Monjasa reported an improved business performance on the back of the sulphur cap regulation that entered into force on January 1, 2020, marking a global transition of ships to cleaner fuels.16 April 2020 Thursday 11:15
VTT to Explore Use of Bio- and Waste-Based Oils for Ships, Power PlantsVTT to Explore Use of Bio- and Waste-Based Oils for Ships, Power PlantsIn a three-year Business Finland BioFlex project, Finnish research services provider VTT and partners will assess how suitable fuel oils made from biomass and waste plastics are for ship diesel engines and power plants.08 April 2020 Wednesday 10:55
COVID-19: IMO Chief Seeks UN Support over Keyworker Designation for CrewCOVID-19: IMO Chief Seeks UN Support over Keyworker Designation for CrewKitack Lim, the Secretary-General of the International Maritime Organization,has asked the United Nations system agencies to support IMO in its request to governments to declare seafarers,port personnel and other crucial maritime workers as key personnel.04 April 2020 Saturday 10:12
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