Maritime Industry Australia Honors Teresa Lloyd and Mick Kinley
Maritime Industry Australia Ltd recently honored Teresa Lloyd and Mick Kinley with honorary memberships for their significant contributions to the…
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Product Tanker Robbed by Armed Pirates in Atlantic, Crew Unharmed
A product tanker was robbed by armed pirates in the middle of the Atlantic, a rare occurrence outside of piracy hot zones. The crew was unharmed as the pirates took money and ship property before fleeing. The incident, 363 nautical miles south-southwest of the Cape Verde islands, is being investigated by officials.
Theodosiou Awarded for Advancing Gender Equality in Maritime Industry
Theodosiou was recognized for her contributions to gender equality and women’s empowerment in the maritime industry. The award was endorsed by a panel of industry representatives and presented by IMO secretary general Arsenio Dominguez. Theodosiou expressed gratitude to Cyprus for their support and highlighted the importance of amplifying women’s voices in maritime.
Dali Cargo Ship Refloated and Towed to Baltimore Harbor
Salvage teams successfully refloated a massive cargo ship in Baltimore after it collided with the Francis Scott Key Bridge, causing the bridge to collapse. Tugboats guided the ship to a local terminal, marking a significant step in the port’s recovery. The bridge rebuild is estimated to cost $1.7 billion to $1.9 billion.
Protecting Whales with Cutting-Edge Technology
Whales face a grave threat from ship strikes, causing many deaths annually. FarSounder’s 3D Forward Looking Sonar offers a solution to detect and avoid whales, protecting marine life while adhering to regulations. Their technology aims to support whale preservation efforts, crucial for safeguarding these majestic creatures and marine biodiversity.
Dali containership set to be refloated and moved to Baltimore terminal
The refloat and transit of the stricken Dali containership to a Baltimore terminal is scheduled for Monday morning. Conditions are optimal for the 9,962 teu ship to move at high tide. The crew, stuck onboard for nearly two months, are in good health and receiving support from the vessel’s manager.
Inmarsat Maritime Launches NexusWave Connectivity Service for Ships
Inmarsat Maritime, a Viasat company, introduces NexusWave, a fully managed connectivity service providing high-speed services, unlimited data, and global coverage at sea. The unified network integrates multiple high-speed networks for seamless connectivity and enterprise-grade security. Future-proof with integration of next-gen technology, it transforms ships into floating offices and homes.
2024 Women in Maritime Day Program Emphasizes Quality Education & Training
The International Maritime Organization (IMO) established the International Day for Women in Maritime in 2021, celebrated on 18th May to…
Fiji Celebrates International Day of Women in Maritime: Promoting Gender Equality and Safety in the Industry
The International Day of Women in Maritime celebrates the empowerment of women in the maritime sector. Minister Tuisawau emphasized the need for men to support women’s advancement in a male-dominated industry. The theme “Safe Horizons: Women Shaping the Future of Maritime Safety” highlights women’s significant contributions to maritime safety and industry growth.
Search and Rescue Operations for Missing Fishermen off Cape Town Coast
Search and rescue operations were underway in South Africa for 11 fishermen missing at sea after their ship sank off Cape Town. Nine were rescued by a lifeboat, while five fishing vessels assisted in the operation. The cause of the sinking remains unknown. (Source: Reuters)
Jeddah University to Enroll Women in Maritime Studies Programs for the First Time
After 40 years of separation, Eid Alsumani, a US citizen, was finally reunited with his Saudi family in a heartwarming moment at King Abdulaziz International Airport. The family’s perseverance and determination paid off as they found Eid on Instagram, leading to a joyous reunion filled with tears of joy and happiness.
Oil Tanker Registered in Panama Attacked Near Yemen
A Panamanian-flagged crude oil tanker was attacked near the Yemeni Red Sea port of Mocha, British security firm Ambrey reported. The ship was hit by a missile, causing a fire on board. Other vessels were warned to be cautious in the area. Houthi attacks in the Red Sea have disrupted global shipping.
BRIN Indonesia Builds National Research Vessels for Deep-Sea Exploration
The National Research and Innovation Agency (BRIN) is constructing two national research vessels to enhance Indonesia’s deep-sea research capabilities. These vessels will focus on marine geoscience, oceanography, biodiversity, and seabed mapping. BRIN aims to support deep-sea research activities in Indonesia and collaborate with government and business entities for a national research vessel fleet.
Rio Grande Port Authority Reports Impact of Severe Flooding on Cargo Ships
The Rio Grande Port Authority is experiencing disruptions due to heavy rainfall and flooding, affecting cargo ships and terminals. The region, a major producer and exporter of grains and meat, has faced challenges with transportation and production. Climate change impacts in Southern Brazil are exacerbating the situation for grain traders and businesses like Bunge.
TOWT Joins ZESTAs for Sustainable Shipping
French sailing freight transport company TransOceanic Wind Transport (TOWT) has joined the Zero Emissions Ship Technology Association (ZESTAs), dedicated to a sustainable marine industry. TOWT’s decarbonization efforts include ordering six additional vessels from French shipbuilder Piriou, expected to debut in 2026 and 2027, solidifying its position as the owner of the world’s largest fleet of sail cargo ships.
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