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Indian Coast Guard saves 46 crew members of research ship
MANGALURU: In a major search and rescue operation, the Indian Coast Guard rescued 46 crew members of Sagar Sampada, an ocean research vessel, after a fire was reported on it on Friday night. Though the ship has suffered damage, all the 46 crew members reached New Mangalore Port safely on Saturday.
Sagar Sampada, a marine life research vessel, with a crew of 30 and a team of 16 scientists, was sailing 40 nautical miles off Mangaluru coast when she made a distress call to the Coast Guard. She was sailing back to her home port at Kochi."We received the distress message at our Ops Room at 10 pm. On receipt of the information, the Coast Guard District Headquarters-3 diverted an Indian Coast Guard Ship, Vikram, based at New Mangalore Port, from her usual patrol trip.
We also diverted ICGS Sujay, a Paradip port-based coast vessel which was patrolling Karnataka coast to carry out the search and rescue operation," Coast Guard Commander DIG S S Dasila said. Both the ships reached the site at 12.10 am on Saturday and commenced the fire-fighting operation.
Simultaneously, ICGS Vikram commenced operation to cool the front part of the vessel using external fire-fighting equipment. The joint fire-fighting team entered the accommodation areas, where the fire was reported and cost controlled thee. They also doused the fire by spraying water using water jets through the vessel's porthole near the affected compartment, Dasila said.
After successfully dousing the fire, the vessel was escorted to New Mangalore Port and berthed safely. The vessel and crew, including the scientists are safe, Dasila said. The commander, along with the medical team, visited the ship and interacted with thecrew members and scientists. He said Coast Guard is ready to handle any situation.

Posted On:18-Mar-2019



Credits: www.newindianexpress.com

TEN Fetches Charter Deals for LNG Carrier Duo
Greek company Tsakos Energy Navigation (TEN) has secured new charters for two of its liquefied natural gas (LNG) carriers.
Under the deals, unveiled on March 15, the company s vessels, the 2007-built Neo Energy and the 2016-built Maria Energy, were hired by undisclosed international energy concerns for an aggregate period of 36 months.
The total gross revenues from these two fixtures, over the duration of the respective contacts, is expected at about USD 60 million.
"LNG is on top of the agenda for TEN s diversified energy fleet. With two vessels fixed on
accretive medium-term charters, the company is examining further expansion in the sector," George Saroglou, COO of TEN, said.

Posted On:18-Mar-2019



MSC Eyes Contship s Share in Medcenter Container Terminal
Swiss Mediterranean Shipping Company is looking to purchase a share in Medcenter Container Terminal from Italian terminal operator Contship Italia.
The parties have entered into negotiations for the transaction of Contship Italia s 50% shares in CSM Italia Gate, the company that controls MCT, which is the concessionaire of the container terminal activities in the port of Gioia Tauro where MSC is already a partner and the customer.
In order to speed up the deal, Contship Italia said it appointed a law firm that will assist the process as well as an independent financial advisor, who has been given the task of expressing the correct value of the terminal activity and assets.
During the negotiations, Medcenter Container Terminal will continue to be fully operational. Contship Italia Group started and has been running the now largest Italian container terminal for over 24 years.

Posted On:18-Mar-2019



KHI: Bulker Divinegate Delivered at DACKS
Japanese shipping company Indigo Marine Shipping has taken delivery of Divinegate, a 61,000 dwt bulk carrier newbuild, shipbuilder Kawasaki Heavy Industries said.
The Ultramax vessel was handed over to Indigo at the Dalian COSCO KHI Ship Engineering (DACKS) shipyard in Dalian City, China, on March 15, 2019. The facility is jointly operated by KHI and China COSCO Shipping.
Featuring a length of 199.9 meters and a width of 32.24 meters, Divinegate has a capacity of 77,539 cbm.
The Liberia-flagged ship can accommodate up to 25 people and reach a speed of 14.5 knots.
The vessel has a flush deck with a forecastle and five holds that are designed for optimum transport of grains, coal, ores and steel products. Four 30-ton deck cranes are installed along the center in between the hatch covers to enable cargo loading and unloading in ports that lack cargo handling facilities, according to KHI.
Divinegate employs various technologies to achieve maximum fuel economy, including an energy-saving, electronically-controlled main diesel engine, a bow designed to reduce wave resistance, high propulsive efficiency propellers, and a rudder bulb system with fins (RBS-F) and semi-duct system with contra fins (SDS-F), which all contribute to the vessel s enhanced propulsion performance.
Additionally, the bulker incorporates various energy-saving technologies, which reduce both fuel consumption and emission of carbon dioxide (CO2), thereby complying with the EEDI Phase 2 requirements.
Earlier this month, another 61,000 dwt bulker was delivered to Indigo Marine at DACKS. The ship in question is Captain Haddock and it flies the flag of the Marshall Islands.

Posted On:18-Mar-2019



Russian Shipyards, Manufacturers Targeted by New US Sanctions
Six Russian companies, including shipbuilders and marine equipment manufacturers, have been sanctioned by the United States, in coordination with Canada and the EU.
As informed, the new sanctions announced on March 15 are in response to Russia s "unjustified" military actions against three Ukrainian vessels and the capture of Ukrainian sailors in the Black Sea in November 2018.
In addition, the sanctions target individuals and entities playing a role in the illegal annexation of Crimea, and backing of illegitimate separatist government elections in eastern Ukraine, according to the US Department of the Treasury s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC).
The actions are said to "underscore continued transatlantic unity in responding to Russia s aggressive actions in Ukraine and its violation of international law."
Specifically, the sanctions target six Russian defense firms with operations in Crimea, several of which misappropriated Ukrainian state assets to provide services to the Russian military. This is in addition to sanctions imposed to other companies and individuals in Russia.
The firms being designated are shipbuilders Yaroslavsky Shipbuilding Plant and Zelenodolsk Shipyard Plant, equipment manufacturer AO Kontsern Okeanpribor, supplier PAO Zvezda, electronics manufacturer AO Zavod Fiolent and defense component producer GUP RK KTB Sudokompozit.
Five years after its invasion of Ukraine and its attempted annexation of Crimea, Russia continues to undermine Ukraine’s sovereignty and territorial integrity, OFAC said.
On November 25, 2018, Russian authorities opened fire on and rammed three Ukrainian ships off the coast of Crimea, seizing the ships and capturing 24 Ukrainian crew members, who remain illegally detained in Russia. Russia also continues its occupation of Crimea, and the Kremlin has also backed illegitimate elections held by Ukrainian separatists in the so-called Donetsk People s Republic on November 11, 2018.
"The international community is strongly aligned against Russia s naval attacks in the Kerch Straight, purported annexation of Crimea, and support for the illegitimate separatist-conducted elections in eastern Ukraine," Treasury Secretary Steven T. Mnuchin pointed out.
In a separate announcement, Chrystia Freeland, P.C., M.P., Minister of Foreign Affairs of Canada, said: "Alongside our international partners, we call on Russia to immediately release the 24 detained Ukrainian servicemen and return the seized vessels. Russia must allow free and unhindered passage through the Kerch Strait and the Sea of Azov."

Posted On:18-Mar-2019



CWT Energy, Resources & Marine has launched ERM mobility.
CWT Energy, Resources and Marine, a unit of global travel management company CWT, has launched a brand new version of ERM mobility, a powerful workflow management platform that allows companies to manage complex travel needs through one single interface, reducing complexity, speeding up processes, boosting safety, and saving money.

Posted On:18-Mar-2019



60-pct foreign ownership in Sri Lanka shipping, Maersk keen on East Terminal
Sri Lanka will raise foreign ownership in ship agencies to 60 percent in the first stage of liberalization with officials from Maersk coming for talks soon on bidding for a new port terminal, the investment promotion agency said.
Minister of Development Strategies and International Trade Malik Samarawickrama has told European Union officials that Sri Lanka was going ahead with liberalizing the shipping sector, a Board of Investment statement said.

Posted On:18-Mar-2019



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Lunar New Year Impacts Trade at Port of Long Beach
A lull in shipping connected to Lunar New Year and a record-shattering month a year ago combined to drive February cargo numbers down at the Port of Long Beach. The result was still the second-busiest February in the Port s 108-year history.
"Overall, our volumes have increased and cargo flow has become more consistent as retailers constantly replenish inventory in the e-commerce economy," said Port of Long Beach Executive Director Mario Cordero.

Posted On:18-Mar-2019



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Maritime Stakeholders Urge FG to Maximise Eastern Ports
Stakeholders in the maritime sector of the nation s economy have urged the federal government to embark on the development of the eastern ports and maxixmise their potential.
Speaking at a stakeholders meeting organised by the Nigerian Chamber of Shipping (NCS), Vice-Admiral Dele Ezeoba (rtd.), stated that if the government realises the diverse potential of the maritime sector and puts in place a functioning policy framework, ensuring a proper implementation strategy the economy of the country would experience massive growth.

Posted On:18-Mar-2019



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Egypt reopens Meditteranean ports after weather improves
Egyptian authorities have reopened the Mediterranean ports of Alexandria and Dekheila after weather conditions improved, the Alexandria Port Authority said.
The ports were shut on Wednesday and the closure caused a backlog of 40 vessels, the authority said.

Posted On:18-Mar-2019



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HCM City port welcomes largest-ever container ship
Morotai, a container ship owned by CMA CGM Group Agencies (Australia) Pty Ltd., docked at the SP-ITC International Container Terminal in District 9, Ho Chi Minh City, on March 15, following the route from the city to Australia and vice versa.
Weighing 40,000 tonnes and measuring 222 metres long, Morotai is the vessel with the largest deadweight tonnage having anchored at the SP-ITC port thus far.

Posted On:18-Mar-2019



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