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  • FROM SEA TO SKY, SATELLITE SERVICE PROVIDERS LIFT THE MARITIME INDUSTRY INTO THE NEW SPACE AGE

    01 MAR 2026  Nestled within the aptly named Post Office Bay on Galapagos’ Floreana Island sits…

  • FIRST INDIAN DIESEL CARGO ARRIVES IN EUROPE AFTER NEW RUSSIAN SANCTIONS TAKE EFFECT

    28 FEB 2026 A tanker carrying diesel from India has moored in Europe’s largest port, a notable arriv…

  • CHINESE SHIP COMPLETES FIRST AUTONOMOUS DOCKING AND CARGO HANDLING

    27 FEB 2026 Four years after having put what it said was the world’s first autonomous, electric cont…

  • ‘MUSLIM NATO’: TURKEY IN ADVANCED TALKS TO JOIN SAUDI-PAKISTAN MUTUAL DEFENSE PACT

    26 FEB 2026 What distinguishes current talks from the historical cooperation among the three countri…

  • TWENTY YEARS OF SEAFARER PROTECTIONS: MARITIME LABOUR CONVENTION MARKS HISTORIC MILESTONE

    25 FEB 2026 The International Labour Organization (ILO), the International Chamber of Shipping (ICS)…

  • IMO GUIDELINES ARE QUIETLY WEAKENING THE BASEL CONVENTION

    24 FEB 2026  Basel parties should decide, openly and formally, how ship recycling should be treated …

USING LIQUID AIR FOR ENERGY STORAGE AND MARITIME PROPULSION

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Liquid air energy storage and regeneration plant 18 AUG 2020  In the area of renewable energy vessel propulsion, the scale of maritime vessel technology allows for application of grid-scale energy storage technologies that would otherwise be impractical for road or rail vehicle propulsion. Initiatives are underway in the UK to …

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GROUNDED BULKER WAKASHIO BREAKS APART OFF MAURITIUS

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17 AUG 2020  The situation at the grounded bulk carrier Wakashio started to deteriorate overnight on Friday, August 14, and on Saturday, August 15 the end came when the 203,000 DWT Panama flagged bulk carrier broke apart. The drama had begun three weeks earlier when the ship sailing from China to Brazil …

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SINGAPOREAN SHIPPING MAGNATE CHARGED WITH ORDERING FAKE LOAN DOCUMENTS

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16 AUG 2020  The Singaporean oil and shipping magnate Lim Oon Kuin – better known as OK Lim – has been charged with “abetment of forgery for the purpose of cheating” in connection with an allegedly fraudulent trade financing transaction. According to prosecutors, OK Lim instructed a contracts executive at …

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OFFICER ON WATCH ASLEEP AS CARGO SHIP GROUNDS IN THE PHILIPPINES

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15 AUG 2020  In one of the more unusual groundig incidents, a Vietnamese-flagged cargo ship went aground in the Philippines today (13th Aug). The Philippine Coast Guard responded to the scene of the accident and reported that their investigators were told, “According to Captain Nguyen Hoai, skipper of MV Globe 6, …

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SCRUBBER INSTALLATIONS CONTINUE WITH CONTAINERSHIPS LEADING THE WAY

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14 AUG 2020  The installation of scrubbers and the economics of using this technology was one of the hottest topics in the shipping industry in the lead up to the January 1, 2020 introduction of the International Maritime Organization’s (IMO) global sulfur regulations. The containership industry as of mid-year became …

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CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES OF THE NORTHERN SEA ROUTE

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13 AUG 2020 This year, SCF’s LNG carrier Christophe de Margerie completed an early eastbound voyage along the North Sea Route. What is your assessment of this voyage? What difficulties arose during the voyage? Do you plan similar early voyages in the future? In the eastern sector of the NSR, …

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