Baltic Index Falls as Week-long China Holiday Hits Demand
The Baltic Exchange’s main sea freight index, tracking rates for ships carrying dry bulk commodities, fell for the fifth straight session on Monday as...
The Impact of Extreme Weather on Contracts of Carriage
Extreme weather events may have an impact on the trading of cargo vessels, for example during the recent hurricanes Harvey, Irma and Maria in...
Flower-like Wave Energy Turbines Could Power the Coasts of Japan
Along Japan's coasts are structures called tetrapods. These pyramid-shaped concrete wave breakers serve to reduce the strength of crashing waves to prevent erosion in...
Hazardous Emissions from Ship Engines Down
Hazardous emissions from ship engines at Murmansk Commercial seaport have reduced by more than a half over a 7-year period, MCS refers to the expert report...
Whole-of-Government Approach to Maritime Security
In response to parliamentary questions regarding the Singapore Navy’s capabilities to survey maritime traffic, in the wake of two recent incidents of ship collision...
Five Workers Died During Refloating of Container Ship
On September 29, five workers were killed while attempting to refloat a partially submerged vessel in Jakarta, Indonesia.
What happened?
In an unfortunate incident, five workers...
The Ships that Could Change the Seas Forever
Transporting cargo across the oceans is vital in a global economy - yet ships sully our already polluted planet. Some of the design solutions...
235 Cruise Ships May Cross the New Panama Canal
The newly expanded Panama Canal said on Wednesday it expected some 235 cruise ships to cross the larger waterway this winter high season.
The canal's...
The Overspill Limit
The term ‘overspill’ means that a loss has spilled over, or exceeded, the limits of liability available through the General Excess of Loss Reinsurance Programme which...
Slow Response of CPP System Caused Allison
Union being pushed back alongside following the allision
Transport Malta issued an investigation report, concerning the allision of the Antigua & Barbuda registered heavy-lift...
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Sulphur Enforcement Cap Needs Clarity
In terms of safety, the introduction of the IMO 0.50% sulphur cap on marine fuels has largely been a success.
The vessel requests...
