| .: 28-Mar-2023 :. |
|
Displaying 1 to 20 of Records. Page 1 of 2 |
|
| 1 2 |
|
India: Centre Developing 60 Jetties Along Ganga Between Varanasi And Haldia
The Centre is developing 60 jetties on the banks of Ganga between Varanasi in Uttar Pradesh and Haldia in West Bengal, Union MoS for Shipping and Waterways Shantanu Thakur said. Inaugurating four such jetties in Hooghly district, West Bengal, he said, the Centre was also developing 118 waterways in the country... -Outlook IndiaPosted On:28-Mar-2023
|
|
|
India: Adani Ports Mundra clocks 40 vessel movements in a day
Adani Ports Mundra, a bustling hub of maritime activity on India’s western coast, has accomplished a remarkable feat today. In a span of just 24 hours, the port managed to handle an overwhelming 40 vessel movements, setting a new record and exceeding their previous achievement of 39 vessel movements... -The Blunt TimesPosted On:28-Mar-2023
|
|
|
Shipping acknowledges the need for carbon trading
Watson Farley & Williams (WFW), has issued a report which explores how sustainability squares with new geopolitical challenges such as the war in Ukraine. Among many key findings, the report reveals that industry stakeholders consider carbon trading and carbon offsets as a catalyst for emissions reductions... -SAFETY4SEAPosted On:28-Mar-2023
|
|
|
Integrated Voyage Optimization for Emissions Reduction
Over the last years and months, we have witnessed an unprecedented pressure on the maritime industry to adopt environmentally friendly measures. In this respect, 2023 is a turning point with entering into force of the CII regulations. Yet, this year is just one among many others still to come with all the new regulations... -Seatrade Maritime NewsPosted On:28-Mar-2023
|
|
|
Inadequate bridge resource management training cited in collision
The Australian Transport Safety Bureau’s (ATSB) investigation into a bulk carrier’s collision with two tugs in Tasmania last year highlights the importance of bridge resource management and the design of bridge systems to reduce the risks of human error... -Baird MaritimePosted On:28-Mar-2023
|
|
|
Protecting ships and crews from digital threats
You’re on the bridge, with the ship’s course on the digital display. But why is the ship continuing to turn west? Everything appears normal on the computer screens in the dim wheelhouse, but the land is perilously close outside. What is happening?.. -Interesting EngineeringPosted On:28-Mar-2023
|
|
|
India: Maritime master plan focuses to establish Kolkata as connectivity hub: BIMSTEC
The first Technical session of BIMSTEC on Saturday hailed the member countries for having a master plan to develop maritime communication among the seven nations and marked Kolkata as a centrepiece for connectivity among member nations... -indiablooms.comPosted On:28-Mar-2023
|
|
|
Carnival crew save 3 seafarers stranded at sea
Carnival Valor responded to a US Coast Guard call on Sunday (26 March) while navigating the Gulf of Mexico. The ship’s officers were contacted by USCG officials at around midday when Valor was around 35 nautical miles away from the boat in distress. They changed course to intercept the boat, manned by three Hondurans,.. -TTGPosted On:28-Mar-2023
|
|
|
Two seafarers die on Pertamina-chartered tanker after fire off Indonesia
Two crew members have been killed in a fire on a product tanker off Indonesia. State energy company Pertamina said another seafarer was missing following the blaze on its chartered 5,000-dwt Kristin (built 2003). The fire started in the early hours of Sunday near Lombok,.. -TradeWindsPosted On:28-Mar-2023
|
|
|
Chinese coast guard ship chased out of Vietnam waters
A Chinese coast guard ship and a Vietnamese fisheries patrol boat apparently had a tense encounter during the weekend in the South China Sea, coming as close as 10 meters to each other, according to data from Marine Traffic, a ship-tracking website... -Radio Free AsiaPosted On:28-Mar-2023
|
|
|
Self-Sailing Ships Could Revolutionise Dangerous and Dull Routes
Self-driving tech is all the rage these days, with companies looking to remove the need for a driver in cars, taxis and even trucks or trains. But the tech isn’t limited to dry land, and companies around the world are looking at new ways to remove the need for crews on container ships... -Gizmodo AustraliaPosted On:28-Mar-2023
|
|
|
Anti-whaling ship to sail from Hull for global mission
Hull has a long history of whaling, but a ship in the city's dock is preparing for a mission to prevent the practice. A former Scottish Fisheries vessel is being made ready for a voyage to protect whales from Icelandic poachers. The John Paul Dejoria will be captained by Greenpeace co-founder Paul Watson, and crewed by volunteers... -BBCPosted On:28-Mar-2023
|
|
|
Netherlands mulls world’s largest offshore hydrogen production site
The Dutch government has designated an area to develop the world’s largest offshore hydrogen production project at Ten noorden van de Waddeneilanden - the North of the Wadden Islands. The project, which is said to mark the first application of offshore hydrogen production on a large scale, is planned to have 500 MW of electrolysis capacity... -Seatrade Maritime NewsPosted On:28-Mar-2023
|
|
|
The Benefits of Maritime Internet for Remote Education and E-Learning on Ships
The maritime industry is embracing the digital age, and the use of maritime internet is revolutionizing remote education and e-learning on ships. Maritime internet is a reliable and secure connection that allows ships to access the internet while at sea. This connection is made possible through the use of satellite technology,.. -CityLifePosted On:28-Mar-2023
|
|
|
Customers seek guarantees from container lines
Shippers have proven willing to pay a premium for guaranteed space on vessels, an emerging trend in recent years. The Freight, Container and Supply Chain panel at CMA Shipping 2023 gathered a range of views on the container industry, including from Hapag-Lloyd Americas Northeast VP of Sales PJ McGrath... -Seatrade Maritime NewsPosted On:28-Mar-2023
|
|
|
Australia: Cyber security strategy overlooks maritime issues
A group of academics is arguing that the maritime sector has been overlooked in Australia’s cyber security policy development. In an unpublished submission, the group from Griffith University and Queensland University of Technology say Australia should engage with the International Maritime Organisation... -iTnewsPosted On:28-Mar-2023
|
|
|
Remote Workers Look to Cruise Ships for Workspace
The pandemic lock down required thousands of people worldwide to work from home offices. Some companies have actually made the change permanent and only on rare occasions do they rent space for in-person group meetings or group collaboration... -The Maritime ExecutivePosted On:28-Mar-2023
|
|
|
Send us for CoC License Examination - NIMASA Cadets plead
The Nigerian Romania-trained Maritime Administration and Safety Agency, NIMASA, under the Nigerian Seafarers Development Programme (NSDP) have completed the compulsory 12-month sea training on seagoing vessels have appealed to the Agency to commence CoC License Examination... -VanguardPosted On:28-Mar-2023
|
|
|
Incorrect Crane Height Estimate Causes $2 Million in Damages to Bridge
A $2 million blunder was the result of an incorrect estimate of a crane’s boom height, leading to a collision with the Houma Twin Span Bridge, according to the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB)... -gCaptainPosted On:28-Mar-2023
|
|
|
Tanker attacked in Gulf of Guinea UPDATE
Mar 27 UPDATE: AIS remains off since 0000 UTC Mar 26, tanker reportedly was boarded by pirates, crew mustered in citadel, no contacts, no news on crew and ship condition, status.
Merchant ship was attacked early in the morning Mar 26 off the coast of Republic of Congo, details including ship’s ID weren’t disclosed... -FleetMonPosted On:28-Mar-2023
|
|
|
|
12[Next] [Last]
|
