The offences relate to pollution and/or damage of the Australian marine environment as a result of poor cargo loading.
Archives for May 2020
Port Of Antwerp Investigates Potential For Halving CO2 Emissions By 2030
Port of Antwerp brought seven leading chemical and energy companies together at the end of 2019 to reduce CO2 emissions and take practical steps in the transition to a sustainable, low-carbon port.
Konecranes And Fluidmesh Join Forces To Deliver World-First 100% Wireless ARTG Crane System
Konecranes and Fluidmesh Networks announce that they have joined forces and successfully carried out proof-of-concept testing of fully wireless communication for the Konecranes Automated RTG system.
Global Shipping Body Addresses Health Concerns Of Seafarers During COVID-19 Pandemic
ICS has issued updated health guidance for the global shipping industry to ensure ship operators and crew can safely deal with seafarers struggling with medical conditions during the coronavirus pandemic.
Wärtsilä High-Efficiency Propulsion Solutions Selected For Special High-Speed Ferry
Wärtsilä will provide the propulsion solutions for a new 115 metres long high-speed ferry. The vessel is being built by Austal at the Australian shipbuilder’s yard in the Philippines for Danish operator Molslinjen.
ExxonMobil Introduces Next-Generation Multi-Fuel Marine Cylinder Oil ‘Mobilgard 540 X’
The lubricant is specifically formulated for use with both 0.10% and 0.50% sulphur fuels and LNG and will be available from June 2020.
Video: USCG Medevacs Vessel Crewmember 7 Miles Offshore Corpus Christi, Texas
The Coast Guard medevaced a crewmember from the offshore support vessel Citation approximately seven miles offshore Corpus Christi, Texas, Thursday afternoon.
Gulf Of Guinea Piracy Crisis: Industry Requests Effective Action From Governments
The Cyprus Shipping Chamber (CSC) expresses its growing frustration at the ineffectiveness of the international community to address the continuing piracy crisis in the Gulf of Guinea.
Watch: Jan De Nul Joins Forces To Build The World’s Largest Installation Vessels
That is exactly what Jan De Nul does with the Voltaire and Les Alizés, the world’s largest and most powerful installation vessels of their kind (one on legs, one floating) that will build the next generation of offshore wind farms.
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