Cargo Ship Sinks After Water Ingress

A general cargo ship sank in Binh Dinh province waters, South China sea, on  Dec 10, reports Maritime Bulletin.  What happened? General cargo ship HUY HOANG...

The UN And AU Team Up To Fight The “Killer” Virus

As part of the information campaign on COVID-19, the commander of the Bangladeshi medical contingent at the Security Council-mandated UN peacekeeping mission in the...

EU Unveils 2030 Zero-emission Plans

European Commission presents its transport initiatives for the coming four years as part of longer terms plans to decarbonise the sector. By 2030...

The World May Run Out of Oil Supplies in The Next 30 Years

The world is on track to run out of sufficient oil supplies to meet its needs through 2050, despite lower future demand due to...

MOL Inks Transport Deal for Wind-powered Coal Carrier

MOL and Tohoku Electric Power sign deal for transport using coal carrier equipped with hard sail wind power propulsion system (Wind Challenger), says a...

China’s Long Journey To Decarbonize

Natural gas has yet to hit its peak by 2030 before it begins to decline, but still has a greater role in the...

CDC Recommends Ventilation Interventions To Prevent Spread Of COVID

CDC in its latest report, recommends a layered strategy to reduce exposures to SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19. This includes using multiple mitigation...

Sanmar Launches New Ice-Breaking Tug

Sanmar Shipyards launched an ice-breaking tugboat it is building for Alfons Håkans. To be used for harbour towage and ice management. Sanmar built this...

Two Laudable Aspects in Relation To ONE Apus Container Collapse

Sam Chambers, for Splash247, talks about the two commendable things about the calamity onboard the ONE Apus boxship. Container loss aboard boxship The ONE Apus boxship...

World’s Largest Liner Reports Single Digit Transport Volume Recovery

German container liner Hapag-Lloyd expects transport volumes in the fourth quarter to pare sharp losses earlier this year as a demand recovery in Asia...