Houthis Claim Attack on US Warship and Bulker Amidst UN Talks
Houthi spokesperson Yahya Saree recently reported two incidents, including an attack on the USS Mason, a U.S. warship involved in…
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ABS, HD KSOE, and HD HHI Partner on MVDC Power Systems for Ships
ABS, HD Korea Shipbuilding & Offshore Engineering Co (HD KSOE) and HD Hyundai Heavy Industries (HD HHI) have signed a memorandum of understanding to collaborate on the technical feasibility for medium-voltage direct current (MVDC) power systems on ships. This partnership aims to advance clean energy options for the maritime industry.
NMCI Offers Free Campus Tours During Cork Harbour Festival
Join us for a free tour of the National Maritime College of Ireland during the Cork Harbour Festival on June 7th. Explore maritime education, meet industry professionals, and learn about maritime careers. Book your tour slot now before they fill up! Visit the link to secure your spot.
Shell Prioritizes LNG Over Bio-Methanol for Marine Fuel Decarbonization
Energy major Shell has decided not to push for bio-methanol as a marine fuel, opting instead for LNG as the best decarbonization option. Their modeling indicates that LNG and bio-LNG are the most cost-effective choices for energy density and carbon reduction in the industry.
SM Line and HMM announce new cooperation in response to changing alliances
SM Line and HMM have announced a strategic partnership to share slots on each other’s Asia-US West Coast services. HMM will join SM Line’s CPX service, while SM Line gains access to HMM’s PSX service. This collaboration comes amidst changes in container shipping alliances, emphasizing the importance of strategic partnerships in the industry.
Crab fishing vessel sinks at Pier in Seattle
A 91 foot crab fishing vessel named North American sank off a Seattle pier, triggering a swift response from the U.S. Coast Guard and local agencies. The incident occurred near Ballard Bridge on Lake Washington Ship Canal. Emergency procedures were put in place to contain the diesel spill and prevent environmental damage.
IRClass Withdraws Security Protection from Russian Tankers Under US Sanctions
India’s ship certification authority withdrew security protection from Russian oil tankers under US sanctions, turning to a domestic provider. Insurers and manufacturers also withdrew coverage from the Russian tanker fleet. IRClass provided certification for Russian ships, but the US Treasury imposed sanctions on some ships, leading to changes in certification and ownership.
Biofuel Initiative: Hapag-Lloyd Teams Up with Scan Global Logistics
Scan Global Logistics (SGL) and Hapag-Lloyd have joined forces in a multimillion-dollar partnership to integrate biofuels into their shipping operations….
Port of Hamburg Makes History with Shore Power for Containers and Cruise Ships
The Port of Hamburg in Germany has made history by becoming the first port in Europe to offer shore power…
NTSB Releases Preliminary Report on Baltimore Bridge Collapse
The NTSB released a preliminary report on the collision between cargo ship dali and the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, resulting in a collapse. The incident claimed six lives and the port was temporarily closed. The report details the events leading up to the accident and the ship’s power outages. A criminal investigation is ongoing.
Future-Ready Aluminum Vessels For Oil & Gas Sector Being Built By Trio
Singapore’s Strategic Marine has teamed up with Aircat Vessels from France and ESNA from Norway to build three 35-meter surface…
ClassNK partners with StormGeo for seamless emission data sharing
ClassNK and StormGeo have joined forces to streamline the sharing and verification of emission data. This partnership is a significant milestone, allowing shipping companies using StormGeo’s s-Insight platform to seamlessly share validated emissions data with ClassNK MRV Portal for efficient verification. This collaboration helps companies enhance reporting accuracy and speed up their decarbonization efforts.
Lloyd’s Register Gives Aip to Ricardo for Containerized Fuel Cell Power Plant
Consulting company Ricardo has received approval in principle (AiP) from Lloyd’s Register for its multi-megawatt containerized fuel cell power plant solution. The technology aims to support decarbonization in the maritime industry. Ricardo is now testing the RFC500 module and assembling the marine containerization system at its UK facility.
Sharrow Marine Wins Fast Company World Changing Ideas Award for Sharrow™ Propeller
Sharrow Marine’s revolutionary Sharrow™ Propeller has been recognized with a Fast Company 2024 World Changing Ideas Award for its innovative design that improves efficiency, reduces noise pollution, and minimizes carbon footprints in the marine industry. The propeller’s unique blade design combats drag, turbulence, and cavitation, setting a new standard for marine propulsion.
Women in Maritime Industry: Advice for Success and Breaking Gender Stereotypes
Celebrate International Day of Women in Maritime with inspiring words from Sara and Marta of Disney Cruise Line. Encouraging women to believe in themselves, pursue their passions, seek out mentors, and embrace their unique perspectives. Working hard pays off, and with determination, anything is possible in the maritime industry.
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