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Ghana to fine vessels with unvaccinated crew

Jan 14, 2022

Ghana is set to fine vessels that have unvaccinated crew or passengers onboard warn P&I Club Gard.

Wilson Sons celebrates five years of operations at Açu Port

Jan 14, 2022

Wilson Sons’ towage business is celebrating five years of successful operations at Açu Port, one of the largest port-industry complexes in Brazil, located in the North Fluminense region of Rio de Janeiro.

ONE vessel Madrid Bridge lost 60 containers overboard

Jan 13, 2022

The Ocean Network Express (ONE) Madrid Bridge lost around 60 containers overboard with a further 80 damaged.

2022 shipping costs ‘will be higher than ever before’

Jan 13, 2022

Costs for shipping goods by container will be higher in 2022 than ever before, even if spot rates soften, according to Xeneta chief analyst, Peter Sand.

European Commission blocks DSME HHI merger

Jan 13, 2022

The European Commission (EC) has prohibited Hyundai Heavy Industry Holding’s (HHI) acquisition of Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering (DSME) under EU Merger regulations.

Panama Maritime Review 2021/22

Jan 13, 2022

The 21st edition of Panama Maritime Review

Shipping should expand its collaboration network for R&D

Jan 13, 2022

Knut Ørbeck-Nilssen, head of DNV Maritime, believes that shipping should look beyond traditional circles and extend its collaboration on R&D and pilot projects to new partners in other industrial sectors as well as academia.

EcoClipper partners blockchain company in financing first windship

Jan 13, 2022

In a marriage of old and new a Dutch windship owner aiming to revive Clipper sailing ships is partnering with a blockchain company.

DEME’s largest dredging and reclamation project moving forward

Jan 13, 2022

The largest ever dredging and land reclamation project in DEME’s history – the Abu Qir Port in Egypt – is moving forward.

Crew change indicator improves, omicron variant gives new challenges

Jan 13, 2022

The Neptune Crew Change Indicator is at its lowest level since its launch in May last year, but challenges remain with travel, omicron variant restrictions, and vaccination recognition.

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