Connecting gears of the energy transition
The energy transition is one of the greatest challenges of our time
→Synergy: Doing Nothing about Crew Changes is Not a Plan
Synergy: Collective, carefully managed crew changes at designated ports could help us tackle this crisis.
read more →3 Ships Approached in Two Days off West Africa
Ships sailing off the coast of West Africa reported at least 3 suspicious approaches over the past two days.
read more →85 Pct of Maersk’s Global Office-Based Staff Work From Home
The number of Maersk employees working from home has increased considerably amid global lockdown measures.
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read more →Stena Important Thwarts Pirate Attack
Pirates attempt to board Stena Important at Doula Anchorage, Cameroon.
read more →Surge in Seafarers’ Pleas for Help amid Coronavirus Crisis
Seafarers seeking help in overcoming their circumstances onboard ships exacerbated by the pandemic.
read more →Scrubber Uptake Hits 4,000 Ships
There are approximately 4,000 ships fitted or about to be fitted with a scrubber.
read more →7 Kidnapped from MSC Talia F Containership
Seven crew members of the Portuguese flagged containership MSC Talia F kidnapped.
read more →Sea-Intel: Scrubber Investment Case Undermined
Sea-Intelligence: The low-sulphur premium dropped from a 300 USD/ton to 60 USD/ton.
read more →ICS, ITF Urge Govts to Ensure Uninterrupted Crew Changes
ICS and ITF have urged governments to ensure uninterrupted crew changes amid the coronavirus crisis.
read more →Carnival Offers Its Cruise Ships to Serve as Hospitals
Carnival has offered select cruise ships for use as temporary hospitals to help address COVID-19.
read more →South Africa: No Confirmed COVID-19 Cases onboard Corona
TNPA has confirmed that two seafarers on board the Corona ship tested negative for COVID-19.
read more →AIDAmira Passengers Test Negative for COVID-19
There are no coronavirus cases on board AIDAmira, a cruise ship currently docked at the Port of Cape Town.
read more →ITF Slams Flag States for Failure to Protect Seafarers
ITF criticizes flag states over failure to protect seafarers’ and passenger’s health during the humanitarian crisis.
read more →Corona Crew Member Potentially Infected with COVID-19
South African authorities place two seafarers into isolation due to COVID-19 onboard Corona.
read more →Management Loses Contact with Cargo Ship after Pirate Attack
The management of Huanghai Glory lost contact with the ship after a pirate attack alert.
read more →Chemical Tanker Minerva Virgo Attacked off Benin
Chemical tanker MT Minerva Virgo was boarded by a group of pirates.
read more →20 Capesize Bulkers Scrapped Already in 2020
Poor bulker markets have pushed owners to scrap 20 Capesize bulkers so far this year.
read more →ICS: Ships Violating IMO 2020 Face Serious Fines, Detention
Major port state regimes to rigorously enforce the IMO’s Sulphur 2020 from March 1st.
read more →ICS: Coronavirus Costing Shipping Industry USD 350 Mln a Week
Coronavirus outbreak is estimated to be costing the shipping industry USD 350 million a week.
read more →Keppel Completes FPSO Conversion under 7 Months
Keppel Shipyard has delivered FPSO Abigail-Joseph to Yinson Nepeta Production Ltd.
read more →Scrubber Fitting No Longer an Issue of If but of How Fast
An unprecedented surge of inquiries on how scrubbers can be fitted at short notice.
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Coronavirus Comes at the Worst Time for Shipping
The outbreak of the coronavirus comes at one of the worst time for the shipping industry.
read more →IMO Urges Unnecessary Delays to Ships Are Prevented
IMO urges member states to undertake measures to prevent unnecessary delays of ships.
read more →Ten Seafarers Kidnapped from Tanker off Cotonou
Ten crew members have been kidnapped from a crude oil tanker off Cotonou, Benin.
read more →SEALNG: 175 LNG-Fueled Ships in Operation, 203 on Order
There are 175 LNG-fueled ships currently in operation, with 203 on order.
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