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Baltimore port gets a temporary emergency route for ships and boats to be opened in the US city of Baltimore. This is after the collapse of a major bridge, officials have announced. Six people have lost their lives after the Dali cargo ship struck the Francis Scott Key Bridge last Tuesday. This has resulted in […]
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The gigantic cruise liner, Miami-based Royal Caribbean. Afterward, the ship was headed to Honduras. After leaving Miami, they encountered the small craft “adrift and in need of assistance.” Crew members aboard the world’s largest cruise ship have rescued 14 people who had been stranded at sea on a tiny boat. Altogether, they had been missing
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Currently, merchant seafaring is one of the most popular professions in this country. The competition to get into one of the few top maritime universities is becoming more intense every year. Every year, students who want to sail on the high seas gather in large numbers to take the IMUCET (Indian Maritime University Common Entrance
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Management consultants from Alix Partners suggested that the company should aim to conclude a ship-sharing agreement with the Mediterranean Shipping Alliance Company (MSC), the world’s largest container company. Airlines groups around the world are preparing for major restructuring early next year. MSC will part ways with Maersk next year in the 2M group on key
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India opened a new naval base on its Indian Ocean island close to the Maldives on Wednesday. Ties with Males remain tense, and New Delhi jostles anew with China for influence in the region. INS Jatayu, the new base on Minicoy Island in India’s Lakshadweep archipelago. It has been under construction for years and is
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Will ice floating in the Arctic Sea move faster or slower over the coming decades? The response will tell us whether marine transportation can be expected to become more or less dangerous. It might also have meaningful implications for the rate of arctic ice cover loss, which is hugely consequential for Northern Indigenous communities, ecosystems,
Salamander, a joint venture between Ørsted. Blue Group and Subsea7, have partnered with two Scottish universities to investigate any potential impact of floating offshore wind farms on marine ecosystems. Efforts to Understand Salamander Migration The PREDICT 2.0 initiative forms part of a research program. This is led by experts at the University of the Highlands
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A barrage connecting Liverpool and Wirral could be built in a multibillion-pound tidal scheme. This is aiming to create renewable energy from the River Mersey. The barrage, which would involve cycling and pedestrian routes, was announced on 7 March as the preferred option for the Mersey Tidal Power project. The development would become the world’s
The shipping industry plays a vital role in global trade. It helps in facilitating the transportation of various types of cargo across oceans and continents. Understanding the major categories of cargo transported through the shipping industry is essential. That’s because it helps in grasping the complexities of this important sector. In this article, we delve
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The new deal with Shelf Drilling will enable Soiltech to deliver treatment for contaminated water. On the Sleipner field in the Norwegian sector of the North Sea with the Shelf Drilling Barsk jack-up rig. It will work for Equinor. The second quarter of 2024 is when we anticipate this assignment to begin. Jan Erik Tveteraas, Soiltech’s CEO, commented: “This will
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