Underwater Whale Traffic Monitoring Technology To Prevent Ship Strikes
Recent whale killing incidents after ship collision have prompted scientists to look for a way to detect whales much before ships make a contact with them, writes marine biologist Liz Allen in an article...
Marine Cities To Influence the Oceanic Awakening
The SEA20 initiative calls for cities to join together to create sustainable infrastructure for the future through collaboration, smart planning and the best ideas from the marine, energy and digital sectors.
SEA20 posits...
Box Export Rates To Be Capped As China Slowly Goes Back To Work
Coronavirus fallout is beginning to show up in freight rates for outbound containerized cargoes from China, says an article published in Freight Waves.
Market Situation Right Now
The price to ship a forty-foot-equivalent unit (FEU) container...
Tanker Crew Abducted Offshore Benin
Liberian-flagged tanker, Alpine Penelope, owned and managed by Greece’s Oceangold Tankers, was attacked offshore Benin.
Two armed men were found on-board and 10 crew members were reported to be kidnapped.
Crew members were...
Losses Piling For Shipping Industry Due To Coronavirus Outbreak
Coronavirus has resulted in unprecedented measures and declines in rates across all shipping segments.
Due to shutdown, commodity demand has slumped with many declaring force majeure on contractual LNG imports.
Seasonality issues combined...
WMM 2020: Earth’s Magnetic Poles Headed for a Polarity Flip
World Magnetic Model 2020 highlighted the pole rapidly speeding in the direction of Siberia.
Earth’s magnetic north pole is moving at unprecedented speeds.
This can be a problem for GPS, military operations, airliners,...
How Panama Canal Became an Engineering Marvel?
Construction on the Panama Canal began in the early 1900s and was brutal and slow.
More than 22,000 men died during construction, many from malaria and yellow fever.
John Frank Stevens charted the...
Bulk Carrier Quarantined in Over Coronavirus Scare!
Two coronavirus suspect crew kept isolated on board.
The ship had visited various Chinese ports during the last few days and has completed a period of 14 days from visit to a Chinese...
IMO To Amend Existing Routeing System To Mitigate Accidents
IMO plans change the routeing system to mitigate accidents, loss of life and pollution.
An additional two-way route in the Great Barrier Reef and Torres Strait, to serve as a protective measure for...
Chinese LPG Demand To Drop by 3%
Coronavirus may drop Chinese LPG demand by 3%
The drop is likely to cut in the LPG shipments, thus affecting the freight rates.
US exports' cancellations resulted in too low LPG demand.
The...