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4 Indian seafarers in captivity for a week: UAE ship capture
Four Indian seafarers continue to be in captivity after a UAE-flagged ship was captured by Houthi rebels in Yemen last Sunday. Sandeep Singh, second officer, and cadets Munnawar Shaikh and Akhil Reghu are among the four Indian crew who are in the ship. The details about one Indian national is not known. The ship has 11 crew members. The family members of the seafarers who are from Kerala, Haryana and Maharashtra have appealed to the government of India to get them released... -Times of IndiaPosted On:11-Jan-2022
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DNV: Green ammonia a key ingredient to decarbonise maritime industry
The recent COP26 summit in Glasgow made it crystal clear that shipping is heading for carbon zero, but the route there is far from it. The grand challenge of our time remains: how to fuel the maritime industry’s transition to a carbon neutral future? This is a question Singapore has prioritized as part of its green transition... -Manifold TimesPosted On:11-Jan-2022
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World’s 1st multipurpose battery container to help cut on yard emissions
Dutch shipbuilder Damen Shipyards Group has taken over the Skoonbox — the world’s first maritime-certified, multipurpose battery container — from compatriot green energy supplier Skoon Energy. The container will be used to deliver renewable power at Damen yards for applications where diesel generators or ships’ engines are primarily used at present... -Offshore EnergyPosted On:11-Jan-2022
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UAE set to introduce green ship recycling regulations
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) is making progress with national ship recycling regulations that are expected to be unveiled during 2022. The move is said to be in line with UAE’s commitment to responsible ship recycling practices and comes at a time when numerous countries and industry players aim to make ship dismantling safer and greener... -Offshore EnergyPosted On:11-Jan-2022
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Maritime Industry to Discuss Decarbonization in Hamburg
On June 21-22, 2022, the 3rd Decarbonizing Shipping Forum will gather major shipowners, service providers, research, and government bodies for two days of knowledge sharing and networking in Hamburg. The forum will cover a variety of topics and welcome speakers from different segments who are united by a shared goal – lowering carbon emissions and the long-term greening of the maritime sector... -The Maritime ExecutivePosted On:11-Jan-2022
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Scientists Say The Ocean Is Getting Loud
On summer evenings in the 1980s, the residents of a houseboat community in Sausalito, California would often have trouble sleeping. A bizarre and persistent humming noise would keep them awake, and although they investigated, neither the residents nor the local authorities could pinpoint the problem... -gCaptainPosted On:11-Jan-2022
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Sky-Drones and F-Drones are powering maritime delivery operations worldwide
F-Drones is an organisation truly demonstrating the reality and ease of going CO2 free. The company is on a mission to transform maritime logistics to be more efficient and sustainable, and they’re well on their way as being the first company in the world to provide 24-hour commercial beyond-visual-line-of-sight (BVLOS) drone deliveries... -sUAS NewsPosted On:11-Jan-2022
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ABS and HHI team up on autonomous vessels
ABS and HHI are to work together on integrating autonomous and remote-control technologies into vessels. HHI’s Korea Shipbuilding and Offshore Engineering (KSOE) and its subsidiary Avikus will carry out the work with ABS specialists in accordance with the requirements of the ABS Guide for Autonomous and Remote Control Functions.. -Seatrade Maritime NewsPosted On:11-Jan-2022
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Bunker tanker hijacked, cargo stolen, crew robbed, Indonesia
Bunker tanker SPOB GRAHA DUA SATU, understood deployed mainly in bunkering the ships anchored in Morosi waters, Southeast Sulawesi, Indonesia, was boarded at night Jan 6 by 6 masked (covid safety first, huh?) pirates, armed with machetes, while the speed boat with outboard engine, which delivered them, with 2 more pirates in it, circled around... -FleetmonPosted On:11-Jan-2022
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Disabled Dutch tanker towed to Brest
Tanker STAR CURACAO with 2,987 tons of palm oil on board lost propulsion in Bay of Biscay some 45 nm west of Brest at around 0600 UTC Jan 9, while en route from Rotterdam to Bayonne, Bay of Biscay, France. Tanker, according to track, encountered mechanical issue or issues prior to being disabled, in English Channel west of Guernsey... -FleetmonPosted On:11-Jan-2022
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