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North Standard Launches the ECDIS Training Assessment Platform

NorthStandard launches ECDIS training assessment platform and also introduces new. A digital product portfolio that uses pioneering technology to improve security and also reduce operational costs. NorthStandard’s ECDIS Training Assessment (ETA) platform is the first example of a new product portfolio. That helps optimize bridge team management and maintain best practices in vessel operations. The

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LR: IMO Guidance On Ballast Water Record-Keeping And Reporting

This circular is specifically aimed at clarifying the recording and reporting process under the BWM Convention, including guidance on completing a ballast water record- keeping logbook. Ballast Water Report Form  This circular contains an updated example of the Ballast Water Report Form (BWRF) and instructions on how to complete it. Some port countries may require

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Seafarers Happiness Index 2023Q4: Seafarers’ happiness levels about interaction with crew on board

The Mission to Seafarers reported a decline in the score of seafarers happiness with their interaction with the crew aboard in the Q4 2023 Seafarers Happiness Index report. The score dropped to 6.97 out of 10 from 7.42 out of 10. Despite this, the report highlighted some positive feedback from respondents, who mentioned experiencing harmonious

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Britain’s biggest wind farm delayed by shortage of ships

Storms and Chronic Lack of Vessels Are Hampering Progress at Dogger Bank. SSE, the power company behind the Dogger Bank site, has announced that the completion of Britain’s largest offshore wind farm is delayed by a year. The need for more construction ships is the main cause behind this delay. The project has faced significant

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Trinidad and Tobago hit by mystery ship oil spill.

Trinidad and Tobago is considering declaring a national emergency over a huge oil spill from a ship that ran aground and overturned this week. The oil spill impacted Tobago’s pristine beaches, affecting approximately nine miles of the island’s southwestern coast. Over 1,000 volunteers have joined government personnel to assist in the cleanup.Currently, a team of

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Operator pulls the plug on Island Drilling rig’s campaign off Africa due to safety issues.

Trident Energy, in collaboration with its joint venture partners, had planned an island drilling campaign. It is comprised of three wells on Block G, located offshore Equatorial Guinea in West Central Africa. Trident Energy has terminated the deal with Island Drilling due to safety concerns. Which has led to the pause of the drilling operation.

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THDC Unveils Trailblazing Green Hydrogen Pilot Project in Uttarakhand, Pioneering Sustainable Energy Solutions

In a significant step towards sustainable energy solutions. Tehri Hydro Development Corporation (THDC)  recently launched a groundbreaking green hydrogen pilot project in Uttarakhand. This project marks a notable step in the implementation of green technology to address growing concerns about environmental sustainability. This project focuses on cutting-edge electrolyzer and fuel cell technology. And also highlights

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