Seafarer Welfare: RightShip Tags With Human Rights at Sea!!
RightShip partners with Human Rights at Sea.
Their priority lies in improving the seafarer welfare.
Right Ship is the first commercial maritime industry...
COVID19 Digital Certificates Management Platform for Seafarers
Safebridge announces free access to its digital certificate management platform myCert as part of a new initiative of the #BeSafe campaign.
As a...
Cargo Vessel Detained for Crashing Into Bridge!
A cargo ship was intercepted in the Inner Harbour fairway for crashing into the Governador Nobre de Carvalho Bridge early last month.
A...
Captain Overboard! Crazy Accident Onboard
Master of Malaysian container ship Harbour Neptune met with a strange accident and was reported missing.
The Master was found alive floating in...
Weekly Tanker Report – Week 16, 2020
The Baltic Briefing has issued the tanker report for the 16th week of this year. The report dated 17th April 2020 provides a valuable...
COVID19 Worst Recession After the ‘Great Depression’!
According to a BBC report by BBC Business Reporter, Szu Ping Chan, the International Monetary Fund has said that the global economy will contract...
Post 2020 Regulatory Landscape: Uncertainty & Challenges Loom!
According to an article written by Lloyd Register's Strategic Regulatory Project Specialist, Matthew Williams, the shipping industry is now quitely moving towards GHG Emission...
30 Years of Scrubber Installations – the Lessons We Must Learn!
According to an American Bureau of Shipping article written by ABS manager, Alex Hugo, despite scrubbers being in the industry for long many don't...
COVID-19 Puts Immigration To US at Standstill!
Donald Trump decides to temporarily suspend all immigration to the US.
He urges the need to protect jobs for Americans.
Critics say the...
Carriers Banking on Trans-Pacific Rates To Survive COVID19!
According to an article written by Freight Waves, Senior Editor, Greg Miller, the warnings are loud and clear: If container lines suffer the same...
Winning the Battle Against COVID19 By Wastewater Monitoring!
Scientists have found an easy and useful way to win the battle against COVID19
Wastewater monitoring which have been used to track viruses...
Capesize Gains Pushes Baltic Dry Index Up By 0.80%
The Baltic Dry Index increased as Capesize rates rose 2.09% offsetting Supramax rate drop, reports Seeking Alpha.
Baltic Index increase
The Baltic Dry Index increased...
Weekly Bulk Report – Week 16, 2020
The Baltic Briefing has released a report about the dry bulk market of the 16th week of shipping activities of this year. The report...
Scrubber Boom To End? Mixed Opinions from Executives!
Shipowners’ interest in exhaust gas cleaning systems as an answer to the global sulphur cap is quickly vanishing due to the Coronavirus shockwave.
Cost-cutting...
COVID Moonshot Project Underway! Crowdsourcing To Tackle the Global Enemy!
Science commentator Anjana Ahuja, writes on how a crowd is gathered to launch a mission against COVID-19, for an article published in Financial Times.
Here's...
Keppel and EMA Strike a $10m Partnership Deal for Cleaner Energy
Energy sector calls for innovative energy solutions in the marine sector
Focus on energy storage systems and smart power grids for the offshore...
A Record Number of Blank Sailings! Just for One Reason!
Freight rates have not collapsed as containerships continue to blank.
Container lines have canceled 458 sailings since Chinese New Year.
Global demand for...
Are COVID-19 Damages To the Repositioning of Containers Reversible?
There is a shortfall of containers and cargo has no chance to move anywhere.
To reposition the empties the charges are quite hefty.
...
HMM Plans To Scale Its Fleet To Run on The Alliance...
HMM is scaling up its operations as a formal member of The Alliance.
It plans to add 12 vessels in 24,000-TEU class to...
Japan Offering Upto $2 Billion for Companies To Shift Base
Japan’s government would spend upwards of $2 billion helping its multinationals leave China.
U.S. companies are leaving, too, even though there is no...
