European Commission Report Recommends ‘Ship Recycling License’
A new report by the European Commission recommends the introduction of a ship recycling license for all ships calling at EU ports as a form of financial
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A new report by the European Commission recommends the introduction of a ship recycling license for all ships calling at EU ports as a form of financial
Singapore’s Keppel Corporation said Thursday it has entered into an agreement with Royal Dutch Shell to form a joint venture company, which will
The 11-strong crew of the MT Maro have finally been released after being held for two years in Nigeria. Revd Boet van Schalkwyk, a chaplain for international
A German shipping company has plead guilty and will pay $1 million for covering up illegal dumping of oily waste water from one of its vessels into the Great
The Navy has awarded two key contracts related to its future amphibious operations and replenishment capabilities that if fully exercised could be
A Maersk Line containership ran aground in the Suez Canal Tuesday afternoon causing several hours of traffic delays before
Finnish marine engine manufacturer Wärtsilä says it will be providing the engines for six 21,000 TEU containerships being built in China. Wärtsilä
One of the world’s largest container terminal operators is reporting a “smooth transition” to the new container weight verification rule now
Revive el tránsito inaugural por el #CanalAmpliado. Esta historia es tuya y la recordaremos juntos. #LaGranConexión pic.twitter.com/3Nwg5RTBpg — Canal de
On June 28, 2016 out of Charleston, SC a 27-foot Sea Pro ended up falling apart and sinking with 4 people on board. In this case an EPIRB, life
A review of the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy’s educational accreditation has prompted the Middle States Commission on Higher Education to issue
With most of the recent regulatory focus being on the new SOLAS verified gross mass rule for packed containers, another new regulation has
The Paris MoU has issued its annual report on port state control inspections showing a large decrease in the number of ship bans and deficiencies compared to
A long-awaited new regulation requiring the gross mass of a container to be verified before it is loaded onto a ship enters into force on Friday amid some
Beginning July 1, 2016, the International Maritime Organization’s new container mass verification requirements enter into force under the International
The world’s largest viking ship has arrived in North America after crossing the North Atlantic Ocean on a journey from its homeport in Haugesund, Norway.
A recent surge of fatal accidents at shipbreaking yards in Bangladesh has labor and human rights groups calling for measures to enhance safety for workers and
The wreck removal of the Dutch freighter MV Flinterstar is underway in the North Sea off Belgium with salvage crews successfully lifting the bow section from
The Panama Canal Authority says it has booked the first LNG tanker through the expanded Panama Canal as commercial operations of the enhanced waterway get
The slowing growth in the size of the world’s shipping fleet is likely to reduce the persistent shortage of officers over the coming years,
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