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  • UAE CONFIRMS APPROACHING OIL SPILL AS IRAN CLAIMS CONTINUED ATTACKS

    UAE officials closed beaches and confirmed strong odors from an oil spill likely coming from a VLCC …

  • GREEK TANKER SAILS FOR THE U.S. WITH FIRST RUSSIAN DIESEL CARGO

    First Russia diesel export cargo has departed bound for the US 23 OCT 2026 The first Russian cargo o…

  • MARITIME PROCUREMENT: WHERE THE COST IS REALLY SET

    22 OCT 2026 When a vessel needs a spare part, someone ashore owns the problem. They have to find a s…

  • PANAMA CANAL SETS RECORD FOR ANNUAL TONNAGE DRIVEN BY SHIFTS IN TRADE

    Panama Canal citied growth in large vessel transits and strong demand as global trade patterns shift…

  • UKRAINE TALKS WITH TURKEY, INDIA, EGYPT OVER GRAIN CORRIDOR

    Palau-flagged bulk carrier Aroyat arrives to the sea port of Chornomorsk for loading with grain, ami…

  • THE PRICE IS RIGHT: SECONDHAND TANKER PRICES SOAR ALONGSIDE DAY RATES

    Oceanis, purchased secondhand this year and renamed Senegal Prosperity, has engaged in the lucrative…

OPERATION TO TOW STRICKEN OIL TANKER TO START SUNDAY

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31 SEPT 2024 Tugs are expected to begin towing a damaged Greek oil tanker on Sunday, Yemen’s Houthi Foreign Minister Jamel Amer said, as the vessel remains adrift and on fire in the Red Sea. The Greek-registered Sounion poses an environmental hazard after it was damaged in an Aug. 21 …

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MSC BOXSHIP SETS NEW RECORD FOR PANAMA CANAL CARGO CAPACITY

03/09/2024 794

30 AUG 2024  The Panama Canal Authority is highlighting a new record for the largest cargo capacity containership to transit the Canal. While the record is always significant, it draws extra attention as it comes as the Panama Canal is working its way back from restrictions on ship transits due …

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CARGO SHIP TURNED AWAY BY NAMIBIA OVER FEARS OF EXPLOSIVES FOR ISRAEL

03/09/2024 593

29 AUG 2024 The African nation of Namibia revoked the docking privileges granted to a Portuguese-flagged general cargo ship. It was the second vessel that officials suspected of transporting materials to Israel with government officials saying their country would not be complicit with the war in Gaza. A local rights …

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ALGERIAN TANKER SAILS HUMANITARIAN MISSION TO FUEL LEBANON’S POWER COMPANY

03/09/2024 583

28 AUG 2024  Algeria conducted a humanitarian mission to bring badly needed fuel to Lebanon to end a nearly two-week-long blackout by the country’s central power company. It is the first of several efforts in the coming days that are attempting to restore a steady supply of fuel to the …

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ONE BAD LADDER SHOWS COMMON SHORTCOMINGS FOR MARINE PILOT SAFETY

03/09/2024 693

27 AUG 2024 One Bad Ladder Shows Common Shortcomings for Marine Pilot Safety At least eight people died in boarding accidents last year, and bad ladders are part of the problem Arie Palmers is a Dutch marine pilot and is closely involved in efforts to tighten pilot ladder safety. In …

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EU SAYS NO OIL SPILL (SO FAR) FROM BURNING TANKER SOUNION

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26 AUG 2024  The EUNAVFOR operation Aspides issued an update on the burning oil tanker Sounion disputing rumors on social media of oil leaks, but repeated its warning of an “imminent environmental hazard.” There are no reports of any actions to possibly avert the potential disaster while the authorities warned …

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