Demand shocks drive ship recycling to lowest level in 20 years : BIMCO
COPENHAGEN : “Over the past eight quarters, ship recycling of bulkers, tankers and container ships has dropped to the lowest level in 20 years. A combination of strong demand following a series of market
ClassNK issues type approval certificate for lithium-ion storage battery system developed by Corvus Energy
TOKYO : ClassNK has issued a type approval certificate*1 for the lithium-ion storage battery system “ORCA Energy” developed by Corvus Energy. Recently, the utilization of lithium-ion storage batteries as ship’s main sources of electrical power has
ClassNK facilitates transition to zero-emission with energy efficiency improvement, alternative fuels, onboard CCS
TOKYO : ClassNK has extended its services to support concrete actions by customers towards a smooth transition to shipping zero-emission. With the revision of IMO’s GHG emissions reduction targets and the introduction of the EU
VIKING puts professional-grade firefighting expertise to work on seafarer safety
BASEL : VIKING Life-saving Equipment has drawn on its experience as a leading supplier of professional-grade structural firefighting equipment to ensure that seafarers can have the same level of fire suit protection as their
VAdm Mark Hammond, Chief of Royal Australian Navy visits India
NEW DELHI : During his official visit to India, VAdm Mark Hammond, Chief of Royal Australian Navy, interacted with Adm R Hari Kumar, Chief of the Naval Staff, Indian Navy here, yerterday on 03
Baltimore bridge: Alternative route to open for shipping
BALTIMORE : A temporary route for ships has opened near the collapsed Baltimore bridge, as part of what officials call an “enormous” recovery effort. Six people died after the Dali cargo ship struck the
Crew of cargo ship Dali that took down Baltimore bridge to remain on board till probe is complete
BALTIMORE : A Coast Guard boat carrying senior officers to assess the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse passes the Singapore-flagged cargo ship Dali, here. The crew of 20 Indians and a Sri Lankan of
Ship owner of Baltimore Bridge collapse seeks $44 Million liability limit
BALTIMORE : The owner of the ship that rammed into a bridge in Baltimore last week, killing six workers and throwing the eastern US transportation network into chaos, is seeking to limit its liability