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Microlearning drives crew appetite for self-directed training at Eastern Pacific Shipping
Eastern Pacific Shipping , one of the world’s largest privately owned ship management companies, has recorded strong demand for self-directed learning after MarinePALS, a maritime e-learning provider, rolled out its microlearning platform across all 161 vessels within 30 days. In the first 45 days, 485 active users watched 26,722 videos and completed a combined 2,181 hours of training, averaging…
ALL ABOUT PORTS celebrates successful premiere in Hamburg: New Format brings together the Global Port Industry
A new industry conference accompanied by an exhibition has successfully brought together international decision-makers, technology providers and industry experts to discuss solutions for resilient…
QatarEnergy extends LNG cancellations into November as Hormuz disruption drags on
QatarEnergy’s latest cancellations run into early November. Buyers in Europe and Asia are finding replacement cargoes, switching to other fuels or using less gas, while no one knows when LNG…
Shipping must pool demand to unlock alternative fuel investment, says EmissionLink
Shipping must move beyond individual fuel procurement strategies and aggregate demand for alternative fuels if it is to unlock the investment needed to scale zero-emission shipping, according to…
VIKAND Clinical Data reinforces Gard Findings on Maritime’s highest-cost crew health risk
Cardiovascular disease may account for a relatively small proportion of onboard medical consultations, but serious cases can have a disproportionate clinical and operational impact, according to…
Mercy Ships returns to Ghana with its largest Hospital Ship
The Global Mercy, following her recent field service in Sierra Leone and scheduled annual maintenance period, arrived at the Port of Tema yesterday. This marks the beginning of a 10-month field…
European drought snarls inland commodity flows, cuts power supplies
Rhine, Danube river levels hit record lows in key chokepoints Inland markets face squeeze on fuel, chemicals, metals and grains Power plants reduce output due to cooling water limitations……
Oil producers buy tankers directly to navigate blocked routes
Oil-producing countries that have frequently experienced blockages in major Middle Eastern shipping routes, such as the Strait of Hormuz and the Red Sea due to wars, are increasingly purchasing oil…
ABP agrees to a new long-term contract at the Port of Cardiff, securing energy supply resilience and jobs
Associated British Ports, the UK’s largest port operator, has agreed a new long-term lease and commercial agreement with Valero at the Port of Cardiff, securing critical supply and storage solutions…
Trafigura granted wholesale power trading licence in Brazil
Trafigura has received a licence from Brazil's National Electric Energy Agency to trade wholesale power in Brazil, marking the company’s entry into Latin America’s largest and most developed power…
IMO Secretary-General welcomes US-Iran agreement
The Secretary-General of the International Maritime Organization (IMO), Mr. Arsenio Dominguez welcomes with great satisfaction the peace agreement reached between the parties in the conflict…
Charterers and shipowners stabilise climate alignment scores amidst geopolitical turbulence and regulatory uncertainty
Amidst a challenging year for the shipping industry, signatories of the Sea Cargo Charter (SCC), a voluntary global transparency initiative, continued their reporting and benchmarking of emission…
DP World launches first global Seagras restoration initiative in South Korea
Partnership with Korea Green Foundation and FIRA will help restore seagrass meadows off Geoje Island, supporting marine biodiversity, blue carbon habitats and local communities DP World has…
HarborLab automates port expense creation with a single click
HarborLab, the AI-powered platform for port cost management, has launched a new feature that automates the creation of Disbursement Accounts from Proforma to Final and reduces this time-consuming,…
Maritime security update: Gulf Region / Strait of Hormuz and Red Se
The operating environment across the Gulf region remains highly constrained, but the past week has brought two important shifts. First, transit through the Strait of Hormuz is increasingly being…
IMO approves International Gas Code 2028 amendments
Significant amendments to the International Code for the Construction and Equipment of Ships Carrying Liquefied Gases in Bulk (IGC Code) are expected to come into force on 1 July 2028. This follows…
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