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Greek Shipowners Kill EU’s Russian Oil Tanker Ban
Another hurdle out of the way as Noble shareholders greenlight Maersk merger
Fire on board of Turkish ship, Azov sea, Russia 1 crew died UPDATE
Unsecured Openings Led to Flooding and Sinking of Towing Vessel, NTSB Determines
Crew fatality on board NCC SAFA at Amsterdam anchorage
Saudi Aramco petroleum storage site hit by Houthi attack, fire erupts
UAE ro-ro ship capsized, sinking in Persian Gulf, SAR under way
Keel laid for HaiSea’s zero-emission electric harbour tug
Bangladeshi bulk carrier hit by Russian Navy missile: 1 crew died
Two Ukrainian commercial ships seized by Russians, Ukraine says
World’s Largest Shipping Lines Suspend Shipping to Russia
Felicity Ace Sinks in Atlantic Ocean
Turkish bulk carrier hit by Russian air strike off Odessa
Mediterranean moves a step closer to becoming an ECA
NES battery, control systems for Scandlines’ zero-emission ferry
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Singapore ranked world’s leading maritime city
Singapore has retained the number one spot in the Leading Maritime Cities (LMC) report conducted by Norwegian classification society DNV and Norwegian consultancy Menon Economics AS.
16 January 2022 Sunday 01:00
Maritime tech in 2022
First, Covid will continue to seriously disrupt movement of personnel, parts and equipment. This will lead to a continued acceleration of innovation and faster adoption of practices such as remote operational support and 3D printing of parts.
13 January 2022 Thursday 12:51
Breakaway offshore tug drifting towards oil rig, Gulf of Siam
The ship was under tow of another tug of the same owner, LIMIN ROSMINA, en route from Matak Indonesia to China, apparently for repairs.
05 January 2022 Wednesday 01:00
Maersk CEO Says Construction of Fossil Fueled Ships Should Be Banned
Maersk CEO Soren Skou says the International Maritime Organization should take a tip from the European auto industry by banning the construction of fossil fueled ships.
15 September 2021 Wednesday 12:0
Crowley, Shell to build largest LNG bunker barge in US
Florida-based marine solutions, transportation and logistics company Crowley Maritime Corporation has signed a long-term time charter with Shell NA LNG for the building and operation of a new LNG bunker barge.
02 September 2021 Thursday 10:00
4 SHIPS OFF UAE IN GULF OF OMAN WARN THEY’VE LOST CONTROL
At least four ships off the coast of the United Arab Emirates broadcast warnings Tuesday that they had lost control of their steering under unclear circumstances as authorities reported “an incident” was underway in the area.
03 August 2021 Tuesday 20:00
Iran Suspected in Deadly Tanker Attack off Oman
London-based Zodiac said on its website that the attack in the Arabian Sea on the Mercer Street, a Liberian-flagged, Japanese-owned ship, was “suspected piracy,” adding that it was still being investigated.
31 July 2021 Saturday 10:00
NTSB Opens Public Docket in Golden Ray Investigation
The docket, released Thursday, contains 96 items totaling over 1,700 pages, including interview transcripts, photographs and other investigative materials.
31 July 2021 Saturday 08:55
Costamare takes bulker fleet to 37 with acquisition of 21 vessels
The ships acquired include the 2012-built, 83,500 dwt Spring Aeolian, the 2010-built, 82,200 dwt Jaigarh, the 11-year-old, 55,500 dwt Darya Lakshmi and the 13-year-old, 76,600 dwt Imperial Rose.
30 July 2021 Friday 21:00
Large Blast Rocks Ship at Jebel Ali Port in Dubai
A fire caused by an explosion within a container on board a ship at Jebel Ali Port has been brought under control, the Government of Dubai Media Office has said.
08 July 2021 Thursday 02:00
Iran claims US will lift oil and shipping sanctions as nuclear talks press ahead
The US government has agreed to lift all oil and shipping sanctions during discussions to revive the nuclear agreement with Tehran, an Iranian official said on Wednesday.
24 June 2021 Thursday 13:00
Deal in principle reached on Ever Given
An agreement in principle has been reached over a compensation claim between the Suez Canal Authority (SCA) and the owners of the 20,388 teu Ever Given that blocked the Suez Canal in March this year.
24 June 2021 Thursday 12:00
Return to Cruising: Carnival Announces Sailings for 42 Ships
Carnival Corporation has announced plans to resume cruise operations for eight of its brands in the United States, the Caribbean and Europe.
24 June 2021 Thursday 10:00
One dead and three injured in boiler blast at Bangladesh shipyard
The accident took place at an SN Corporation facility around 14.00 hrs local time on Saturday.
21 June 2021 Monday 11:25
Boxship ploughs into Santos passenger jetty
Investigators have yet to suggest how the accident, which was caught on video, happened. There have been no reports of injuries or pollution.
21 June 2021 Monday 10:33
Passenger ferry fire, Black sea
Not much details available, understood the ship was disabled, adrift for several hours, later taken on tow and towed to Chornomorsk anchorage.
20 June 2021 Sunday 14:23
Oceania, Kanfer to build ammonia-ready LNG bunkering vessel
Kanfer Shipping AS, a Norway-based shipping company focusing on small-scale LNG and LNG bunkering, and Australia’s Oceania Marine Energy have signed a Letter of Intent (LOI) to build an ammonia-ready LNG bunkering vessel.
16 June 2021 Wednesday 14:26
GasLog Partners fixes LNG carriers to TotalEnergies and Shell
The agreement includes a one-year time charter for the 2013-built liquefied natural gas (LNG) carrier GasLog Sydney with a subsidiary of TotalEnergies. The charter for the tri-fuel diesel-electric (TFDE) 155,000 cu m vessel will begin this week.
16 June 2021 Wednesday 12:01
UN: No progress on accessing ‘ticking bomb’ FSO off Yemen
The FSO has not been inspected or maintained since 2015 and has been out of class since 2016, leading to serious concerns about its integrity.
14 June 2021 Monday 12:07
Estonian cruise ship Silja Europa to accommodate security staff during G7 summit in the UK-UPDATE
MS Silja Europa, owned by the Estonian shipping company, Tallink, will be moored in Falmouth, UK, and used by the British police to accommodate about 1,000 officers who will help safeguard the G7 summit in Cornwall this June.
05 June 2021 Saturday 23:00
Sanctions-busting tankers set for the scrapheap
Vintage ships moving sanctioned oil cargoes could head to be broken up as the Biden administration in the US looks at sanctions relief for both Iran and Venezuela.
31 May 2021 Monday 11:43
Fire Nearly Burned Out on X-Press Pearl; Towing Operation Possible
A fire that has burned on board the MV X-Press Pearl for over a week off Colombo, Sri Lanka has nearly burned itself out.
31 May 2021 Monday 10:10
Maersk Drilling sells jackup rig for $373m
Maersk Drilling has struck a deal to sell its 2004-built drilling and production jackup rig Mærsk Inspirer to Havila Sirius, a subsidiary of Havila Holding, for a price of $373m.
27 May 2021 Thursday 14:10
Historical heroin seizure at Romanian Port of Constanta
Officials confirmed on May 20 that Romanian authorities have seized 1,452 kilograms (3,200 pounds) of heroin at a Black Sea terminal, making it one of the largest heroin seizures in the European Union in recent years.
26 May 2021 Wednesday 13:00
World's largest bioLNG plant to double in size
Biogas will become increasingly important in the European energy transition picture, with the expectation it will supply 30-40% of Europe’s gas needs by 2050
26 May 2021 Wednesday 12:00
Chapter 11 filing for Asia Offshore Drilling
Chapter 11 cases have been filed in the Southern District of Texas for Seadrill’s wholly-owned subsidiaries under the Asia Offshore Drilling brand.
08 February 2021 Monday 11:10
The oceans are becoming a large container terminal
We continually read, see and hear news of hundreds of containers fallen into the sea from large containerships with their huge decks full of crumpled teu and feu.
08 February 2021 Monday 10:00
China finally grants crew change for MSC bulker, coal carrier queue reducing
China has given crew change permission to a bulk carrier that has been waiting to unload Australian coal at Tangshan Port since September.
05 February 2021 Friday 11:00
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