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Napier Port And Rightship Join Forces To Pioneer Maritime Safety And Sustainability

RightShip has announced a partnership with Napier Ports to bring RightShip’s innovative RightPort risk solution to New Zealand ports. The agreement will make Napier the first port in New Zealand to implement this breakthrough technology, which aims to improve maritime safety and sustainability. RightPort is an innovative digital solution that screens incoming vessels using risk-based […]

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Multi-mission Configurable Police Boat

Industry News, Blogs / admin

Police Boats are fast, maneuverable, and ready for action. ASIS Boats specializes in manufacturing quality boats for police and law enforcement agencies. Our boats are designed to meet the rigorous requirements of these organizations and are used by police departments and other law enforcement agencies around the world. Law enforcement and police boats for all

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Do you know what GT and DWT measure in a ship?

Industry News / Anmol

Shipping industry professionals are familiar with terms such as “gross tonnage,” “dead tonnage,” “net tonnage,”. And many other terms regularly encountered in ship -related information sources. However, it’s not always easy to differentiate between them, especially if you’re new to the industry. Have you ever wondered about the difference between gross tonnage and deadweight tonnage?

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Key Requirements For The Inspection And Testing Of Automatic Sprinkler Systems

Industry News / Anmol

The Bahamas Maritime Authority (BMA) has issued a Maritime Notice applicable to all Bahamian vessels equipped with automatic sprinkler systems of an approved type that comply with the requirements of the Fire Protection Systems Regulations in accordance with SOLAS II Regulations 10.4, 10.5 and 10.6 Two or any other IMO code. The BMA reports that

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Black Sea MoU Preliminary Results from CIC on Fire Safety

Industry News / Anmol

The Black Sea Region (BS MoU) announces the preliminary results of the intensive inspection campaign (CIC) on fire safety. Which was carried out from 1 September 2023 to 30 November 2023. The campaign involved the participation of all member institutions of the BS MoU. And also was carried out under the campaign coordination of the

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Europe is buying Russian oil via India at record rates in 2023 despite the Ukraine war

Industry News, Merchant Navy Info / admin

Amid European sanctions, India is profiting from importing cheap Russian crude oil. And selling the same refined crude at full price in the EU market. I would like to receive emails about offers, events and updates from The Independent. Imports of refined oil from India to the EU increased to record levels in 2023. And

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Optimarin: Crew Training is Key Element in BWTS Installations

Industry News, Merchant Navy Info / Umar Farooq

Inappropriate operation of a ballast water treatment system (BWTS) can result in added costs, delays, and obedience issues for shipowners. The Norwegian BWTS supplier Optimarin highlights the significance of crew training in a BWTS installation to ensure smooth-running ballasting operations. Ballast water treatment is new for shipping, and crew training is still being done about it. It

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Environmental Groups Push For Zero-emissions Policy In Arctic Shipping

Industry News / admin

In a recent open letter to the Arctic Council, Bellona and the Alliance requested that a concrete zero-emissions policy be established for Arctic shipping. All Arctic nations voluntarily implement the IMO resolution that urges the use of cleaner alternative fuels in or near the Arctic. In particular, reducing ongoing pollution from black carbon, carving out

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GMS: A Surprisingly Hushed Start To Ship Recycling In 2024

Industry News / Umar Farooq

According to GMS’s latest weekly ship recycling report. The ship recycling markets in Pakistan and Bangladesh have stabilized and shown increased activity at higher rates during the last five weeks. Additionally, the long-awaited Chinese New Year holidays have finally arrived worldwide. However, the start of ship recycling in 2024 has been quieter than expected. Elections

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No HFO in the Artic from July 2024: Distinctive regions

Industry News / Umar Farooq

Beginning from July 1, 2024, it will be prohibited to use or carry heavy fuel oil (HFO) as domestic fuel in bunker tanks while in Arctic waters. Except for some specific cases, as recently emphasized by DNV in a regulatory update. Therefore, DNV recommends that “for ships traveling through Arctic waters. Make sure to dispose

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Industry News

Napier Port And Rightship Join Forces To Pioneer Maritime Safety And Sustainability

Multi-mission Configurable Police Boat

Do you know what GT and DWT measure in a ship?

Key Requirements For The Inspection And Testing Of Automatic Sprinkler Systems

Black Sea MoU Preliminary Results from CIC on Fire Safety

Europe is buying Russian oil via India at record rates in 2023 despite the Ukraine war

Optimarin: Crew Training is Key Element in BWTS Installations

Environmental Groups Push For Zero-emissions Policy In Arctic Shipping

GMS: A Surprisingly Hushed Start To Ship Recycling In 2024

No HFO in the Artic from July 2024: Distinctive regions

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