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India: MSDE recognises INS Shivaji as the Centre of Excellence in Marine Engineering
With an aim to motivate military organisations and recognise their efforts towards skill and technology development, the Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship (MSDE) recognised INS Shivaji as the Centre of Excellence (CoE) in the field of Marine Engineering (ME) on 22nd March 2022. The recognition was given to INS Shivaji after a thorough examination of the infrastructure and facilities available,.. -India Education DiaryPosted On:23-Mar-2022
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U.S. start-up developing battery-swapping electric cargo ships
New Orleans-based start-up is working to develop a fleet of smaller, more efficient, electric-powered ships to help decarbonise the shipping industry that is responsible for about 3% of all carbon emissions worldwide. A team of the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy graduates have started Fleetzero to deploy a fleet of electric cargo ships that run on a battery-swapping system... -Offshore EnergyPosted On:23-Mar-2022
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Digital suite launched to cut ships’ fuel consumption
ABB Turbocharging has launched Tekomar XPERT marine, a comprehensive digital solution that offers shipowners simplified management of propulsion efficiency and emissions reporting. By enabling potential combined emission savings of up to 20 percent, this product suite can make a significant contribution to the decarbonization of the shipping industry, which is under regulatory pressure to halve its carbon footprint by 2050... -gCaptainPosted On:23-Mar-2022
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Suez Canal Increases Toll Surcharges for Ships
The Suez Canal Authority has announced a series of temporary increases to surcharges levied on ships using the waterway. The changes apply to just about all vessel types, including tankers carrying crude oil, petroleum products, chemicals and other liquid bulk cargoes, dry bulk vessels, general/multi-purpose cargo ships, roll-on/roll-off ships, containerships, and other vessels... -gCaptainPosted On:23-Mar-2022
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Saudi Ports to automate operations
The Saudi Ports Authority (Mawani) has launched a new initiative aiming at automating operations in the country’s ports. During the launching ceremony of the Smart Ports initiative, Mawani signed three memoranda of understanding (MOUs) with telecommunications firms Ericsson and Huawei, port operator Saudi Global Ports Company (SGP), the Red Sea Gateway Terminal Company (RSGT) and port developer and operator DP World... -Seatrade Maritime NewsPosted On:23-Mar-2022
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After a 2-year absence, cruise ships are finally returning to the Cayman Islands
The Cayman Islands are finally back on the map for cruisers. This week, the popular Caribbean cruise destination is welcoming cruise ships for the first time in two years – ending one of the longest COVID-19-related cruise ship bans in the Western Hemisphere. Disney Cruise Line‘s 1,754-passenger Disney Magic was the first vessel to return to the Cayman Islands since March 2020, arriving early Monday for a day visit... -The Points GuyPosted On:23-Mar-2022
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Goa Shipyard Limited Recruitment 2022 : 200+ Vacancies Available
Applications are invited for 264 vacant posts in Goa Shipyard Limited. Goa Shipyard Limited is inviting applications from eligible candidates for 264 vacant positions in Executive and Non-Executive cadres... -Northeast NowPosted On:23-Mar-2022
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12 more Filipino seafarers arrive from Ukraine
Twelve more Filipino seafarers arrived from Ukraine on Tuesday, according to a tweet by Foreign Affairs Undersecretary Sarah Lou Arriola. The 12 seafarers from MV Filia Joy and MV Filia Glory arrived in Clark, Pampanga. “They were evacuated through the Phil Honorary Consulate in Chisinau, Moldova in cooperation with the Phil Embassy in Budapest,” Arriola said... -INQUIRER.netPosted On:23-Mar-2022
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Grounded Tug Spills Diesel After Colliding with Barge in Alaska
The U.S. Coast Guard, Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation, and Western Towboat have established a unified command in response to a tug grounding in the Alaska’s Neva Strait on Monday. Watchstanders in the Sector Juneau command center received a radio call at 2:55 a.m. from the Western Mariner, an 83-foot inspected tug, stating that while towing Chichagof Provider, a 286-foot containerized barge, the barge collided with the tug causing it to run hard aground... -gCaptainPosted On:23-Mar-2022
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Tug with container barge aground, Alaska
Tug WESTERN MARINER with container barge CHICHAGOF PROVIDER ran aground in Neva Strait, Sitka, Alaska, at around 1100 UTC Mar 21, while approaching Sitka. Fuel tank was punctured, with ensuing small oil leak. As of 0800 UTC Mar 22, tug and barge understood to be still aground, with salvage tug at her side... -FleetmonPosted On:23-Mar-2022
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