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Consort Express Lines welcomes on board 14 new graduates

This month, Consort Express Lines welcomed the return of 14 newly certified Deck and Engine Officers, recently graduating from the Fiji Maritime Academy in Suva, Fiji. The company-sponsored officers obtained their Officer of the Watch certification after completing a 14-month course abroad. “We’re happy to welcome the next generation of officers and maritime logistics experts… …

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Rising vessel rates propel Baltic index to near 3-week crest

The Baltic Exchange’s main sea freight index, which tracks rates for ships ferrying dry bulk commodities, ticked higher on Wednesday on higher activity across vessel segments. The Baltic dry index, which tracks rates for capesize, panamax and supramax vessels, gained 38 points, or 1.8%, to 2,178, its highest level since March 26. The capesize index …

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New global trade forecast by IHS Markit GTA Forecasting

Positive outlook for 2021 and stronger revival already in Q4 of 2020 for East Asia & Europe, uncertainty still high. Main Observations • The incorporation of the most recent historical data for the third and fourth quarter of 2020 has significantly affected our estimates of trade decline in 2020 and forecasts for 2021-2022. The recovery …

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Containership Ever Given arrested by Suez Canal Authority: sources

The Ever Given, the containership that was stuck in the Suez Canal in March, has been arrested by Egyptian authorities over non-payment of a claim of around $916 million, maritime insurance, shipping agent and broker sources said April 14. The ship and its crew were arrested by Suez Canal authorities, pending settlement of the claim, …

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Securing a Security: Implying limits in a guarantee

In an interesting decision concerning the implication of terms into guarantees, which may raise alarm bells for some parties in the maritime sector, the English Commercial Court has considered the circumstances in which a party may be able to obtain security for claims against a guarantor. The decision in CVLC Three Carrier Corp & Anr …

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La compraventa de graneleros, en números de récord en el primer trimestre

La fortaleza del mercado de fletes de carga seca tira del mercado de buques de segunda mano Durante el primer trimestre de 2021 un total de 279 graneleros cambiaron de manos en el mercado de compraventa de buques usados, según datos recopilados por BIMCO. A lo largo de todo 2020 se vendieron un total de …

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El patrullero de altura ”Alborán” (P-62) comienza una campaña de vigilancia y apoyo a las actividades de pesca

El patrullero de altura de la Armada Española “Alborán” realizará una campaña en el mar Mediterráneo y golfo de Cádiz entre el 13 de abril y el 1 de mayo. El patrullero además de su dotación debe añadir los inspectores de pesca pertenecientes a la Secretaría general de Pesca (SEGEPESCA). Durante las navegaciones de caladeros …

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Curso online – Seguridad para los buques que operan en aguas polares (Código POLAR) (CPOL)

Del 15.04.2021 al 15.06.2021 El Código internacional para los buques que operen en aguas polares (Código POLAR), se ha elaborado como complemento de los instrumentos actuales de la OMI con objeto de incrementar la seguridad de las operaciones de los buques y reducir sus repercusiones en las personas y el medio ambiente en las aguas …

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South Korea backs Ingine’s wave energy scheme in Indonesia

South Korea-based wave energy developer Ingine has been selected to receive financial support from the Korea Environmental Industry & Technology Institute (KEITI) to advance a 10MW wave energy project planned for Indonesia. Illustration/Ingine’s wave energy demonstration plant in Jeju Island, South Korea (Courtesy of Ingine) Ingine has been developing a 10MW wave energy project in …

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Uniper ditches LNG for hydrogen for Wilhelmshaven

German energy company Uniper has decided to look into the potential of developing a hydrogen hub in Wilhelmshaven instead of the planned LNG import terminal. Illustration (Courtesy of Uniper) Under the name Green Wilhelmshaven, Uniper is working on a feasibility study for the development of a national hydrogen hub. An import terminal for green ammonia …

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