Yearly Archives: 2021
Breathtaking Images Of Bold Street Dressed Up For Holidays
Bold Street is, without a doubt, one of Liverpool's most unique and bustling streets.
For more than half a century, Liverpool's top shopping street was...
Floating Bridge: Isle Of Wight’s Chain Ferry Back In Service After 4 Months
Isle of Wight's floating bridge Chain ferry, which was taken out of service almost 4 months ago on Thursday 26th August is now...
Sea Trials Completed By New Princess Cruises Ship
Princess Cruises’ newest ship Discovery Princess achieved a major construction milestone recently in preparation for her debut in March.
The vessel set out to sea...
Signal Maritime Achieves An $8,000-10,000/d Increase In Its Aframax TEC
Greece-based commercial ship management firm Signal Maritime achieved an $8,000-10,000/d increase in its aframax time charter equivalent (TCE) rates for November-December.
This took...
How To End The COVID Pandemic in 2022?
The ferocity with which Covid-19 is spreading once again has been attributed to the Omicron variant, which was first detected in South Africa on...
NOUS: An Underwater ‘Artificial Mind’
An article in Marine Technology talks about NOUS, an underwater ‘artificial mind.'
Necessity for self powered systems
The establishment of Maritime Protective Areas (MPA) and marine...
Fire Stricken Tanker Taken on Tow
Tanker disabled by fire taken on tow, reports Maritime Bulletin.
Tanker disabled
Product tanker KEY WEST was disabled by fire on board in the evening Dec...
Mitsubishi Heavy To Supply LNG Fuel Equipment For 6 New Ships
Japanese shipbuilder Mitsubishi Shipbuilding, part of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) Group, has scored an order for the FGSS (fuel gas supply system) of six...
Monkeys Caused Chaos Aboard Royal Navy ship At Bridgetown
The green monkeys snuck aboard supply ship RFA Wave Knight at Bridgetown, Barbados.
The primates were last seen swimming towards land
Officials at...
Oldest Wooden Tugboat Being Scrapped At Shipyard
Workers at Canadian Maritime Engineering’s shipyard in Nanaimo are dealing with the unenviable task of scrapping B.C.’s oldest wooden tugboat.
The MV Sea...