14 Oct Daily Briefing 15 October 2024
Cargill: shipping decarbonisation will stall without clear regulation | US broadens Iran targeting as it sanctions dozens of ‘ghost fleet’...
Cargill: shipping decarbonisation will stall without clear regulation | US broadens Iran targeting as it sanctions dozens of ‘ghost fleet’...
The U.S. Coast Guard has begun evacuating personnel from the distressed bulker Pan Viva, which is fully functional but still at risk of potential grounding near Dutch Harbor. On Saturday, a large winter storm (mid-latitude cyclone) swept over the Aleutians, bringing winds of 60 knots and...
Ship transits through the Panama Canal were flat in September versus August, as the waterway continued to handle fewer vessels...
[By: Kongsberg Digital] Kongsberg Digital’s 2024 Maritime Simulation User Conference, held from 24-26 September at Linnaeus University in Kalmar, Sweden, saw over 200 global maritime leaders come together to explore the future of simulation technology. Kongsberg Digital’s Managing Director of Maritime Simulation, Are Føllesdal Tjønn, opened the...
The US has announced its most aggressive round of Iran sanctions in years, targeting 39 tankers and companies in response...
As part of its efforts to protect Canada's oceans and waterways, the Canadian Government is bringing back to life the story of a long-forgotten wreck from the World War II era which continues to haunt the Inside Passage between Canada and Alaska. The Canadian Coast...
The dark fleet poses a threat to shipping safety, but it may take a big, messy and very public European...
Florida's ports are working to return to normal operations following Hurricane Milton, and the need is urgent, especially for energy supplies. An estimated two thirds of all gas stations in the Tampa area have run dry, and one quarter to one half of all gas...
Guangzhou Shipyard International is said to have confirmed a newbuilding contract for 10 medium range product tankers for operation with...
Canada's federal labor investigators have found that Canadian fisheries officers need better body armor and training to keep them safe while interacting with armed criminals, an increasing issue in Nova Scotia's lucrative lobster trade. After voicing concerns about an increasingly dangerous threat environment on the water,...