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Shipping Industry Booms With Record $90 Billion Vessel Orders
In a testament to their robust earnings during the pandemic, the world’s leading shipping corporations have embarked on a groundbreaking spree of investments, pouring their substantial profits into state-of-the-art vessels. The worldwide order pipeline has soared to a staggering $90 billion, marking a historical high in the industry’s growth trajectory... -Marine InsightPosted On:2-Aug-2023
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IMO's 2024 World Maritime theme centers on safety
MARITIME Safety has been selected by IMO for its 2024 World Maritime Theme, which will culminate in the celebration of World Maritime Day on Sept. 26, 2024. Entitled "Navigating the future: safety first!," the theme reflects IMO's work to enhance maritime safety and security, in tandem with the protection of the marine environment,.. -The Manila TimesPosted On:2-Aug-2023
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Tokyo and Paris MoUs Launch Joint Fire Safety Inspection Campaign
The Tokyo and Paris MoU on Port State Control are collaborating on a joint CIC on Fire Safety set to begin in September. The campaign aims to raise awareness among ship crews and owners about the importance of fire safety measures and to ensure compliance with fire safety requirements outlined by IMO... -Crew MirrorPosted On:2-Aug-2023
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Yanmar Announces Marine Hydrogen Fuel Cell System
Yanmar Power Technology has successfully developed and launched its marine hydrogen fuel cell system. This innovative system is specifically designed for passenger ships, work boats, and cargo ships that operate in coastal areas where hydrogen refueling is readily available... -Crew MirrorPosted On:2-Aug-2023
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Bio-LNG bunkering available in almost 70 ports
According to a recent analysis by SEA-LNG, Singapore, Rotterdam, and the US east coast are emerging as key ports for the green LNG bunkering market. This market focuses on the use of bio-LNG, a biofuel produced from sustainable biomass feedstocks like human or agricultural waste... -Crew MirrorPosted On:2-Aug-2023
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Record Number Of Women Admitted To Danish Maritime
The number of female students admitted to Danish maritime education programs has increased by 67%. Out of the 860 prospective students, 50 are women. Last year, that number was only 30... -MarineLinkPosted On:2-Aug-2023
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Top priorities for crew welfare: Collaboration is key to drive action
During a discussion on the first day of the 2023 Crew Welfare Week, panelists focused on the challenges related to seafarers’ welfare and wellbeing and highlighted that ship managers and operators need to keep promoting efforts targeting both the physical and the mental health of crew onboard... -SAFETY4SEAPosted On:2-Aug-2023
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Liberian Coast Guard Rescues Fishing Boats and Crew from Piracy Attack
The Liberian Coast Guard is reporting a successful operation working with the neighboring countries of Cote d’Ivoire and Sierra Leone to capture a band of pirates that were attacking Chinese fishing vessels. The effort comes as incidents of piracy have been on the rise again in the western parts of Africa and the Gulf of Guinea... -The Maritime ExecutivePosted On:2-Aug-2023
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UN maritime agency delegation visits Jeddah university
A delegation from the International Maritime Organization recently visited King Abdulaziz University’s marine sciences faculty in Jeddah. The party from the UN specialist agency was welcomed by faculty dean, Dr. Faisal bin Wahes Al-Thibiani, the Saudi Press Agency reported... -Arab NewsPosted On:2-Aug-2023
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Shortage of LNG Tankers Pushing Charter Rates to Over $200,000 per Day
Traders are expected to pay more than $200,000 per day to ship liquefied natural gas (LNG) in the coming months as the availability of tankers becomes scarce before the peak demand for heating fuel in winter. Charter rates have surged to $284,750 for November and $206,750 for October, more than double the current levels... -Crew MirrorPosted On:2-Aug-2023
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MCA reiterates new rules regarding marine equipment being UK approved
The Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA) has announced that there are no plans to alter a requirement for marine equipment going on board UK vessels to be UK approved. The requirement came into force on January 1 of this year, after a transition period of 2 years, with the maritime industry choosing to depart from the actions of other government departments... -GOV.UKPosted On:2-Aug-2023
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Panama Signs Agreement with Canada to Promote Job Opportunities
AMP is committed to the opening of new markets and promotes the initiative of signing Agreements with other Maritime Administrations and MOU with shipping companies of national and international prestige, aimed at exchanging experiences and knowledge technicians, that allow the execution of the powers of Panamanian seafarers,.. -The Maritime ExecutivePosted On:2-Aug-2023
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Indian Woman Goes Missing From Singapore-Bound Cruise
A 64-year-old woman Reeta Sahani, on-board the “Spectrum of the Seas” cruise ship, was found missing as the ship traversed through the Strait of Singapore from Penang. The Royal Caribbean cruise also hosted her husband, 70-year-old retiree, Jakesh Sahani... -The QuintPosted On:2-Aug-2023
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Dredger fire, Netherlands
Fire started in engine room of dredger CHARLOCK in the evening Jul 31, probably while she was moving in North Sea Canal, halfway between IJmuiden and Beverwijk, Netherlands. Dredger berthed at Beverwijk at night same day, land firefighters had to be deployed because of some technical difficulties during firefighting... -FleetMonPosted On:2-Aug-2023
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