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Never underestimate the benefit of training
Monday, June 30, 2008 (190 reads)
The industry should never underestimate the benefit of training in developing and retaining a pool of loyal and committed seafarers who can add value to the entire maritime industry by reducing the number of accidents and casualties and improving the image of shipping in general, said Daniel Ioannides, Director of Cyprus-based owner Ocean Tankers.
Ship Management International
June 30th
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US Coast Guard Announces New Rule Regarding Nontank Vessel Response Plans
Thursday, June 26, 2008 (186 reads)
The United States Coast Guard issued a notice on June 23, 2008 to inform U.S. and foreign-flag nontank vessel owners and operators that, effective August 22, 2008, it will begin enforcing the requirement to prepare and submit a nontank vessel response plan (“NTVRP”) for certain nontank vessels.
June 26th
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Svensen backs ship speed limits to help environment
Wednesday, June 25, 2008 (197 reads)
DNV chief argues that such a scheme would be more successful than a CO2 emissions trading programme
DNV maritime chief Tor Svensen is supporting calls for speed limits across the world’s fleet as a key solution to reducing shipping’s CO₂ emissions.
Lloyd’s List
25th June
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Hebei Spirit officers acquitted
Tuesday, June 24, 2008 (190 reads)
South Korean court exonerates tanker crew
Two senior officers on board the Hebei Spirit, the very large crude carrier involved in South Korea’s worst oil spill, were cleared yesterday of all charges relating to the collision with a crane barge last December.
Lloyd’s List
June 24th
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Decision day looms for those involved in Hebei Spirit spill
Friday, June 20, 2008 (178 reads)
Masters and crew of the four vessels may be jailed for collision off South Korea last year
South Korean prosecutors are seeking jail terms of up to three years for the masters and crew of four vessels, including the tanker Hebei Spirit, that were involved in the country’s worst oil spill last December.
Lloyd’s List
June 20th
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BSM awarded for excellence
Friday, June 20, 2008 (739 reads)
Bernhard Schulte Ship Management was awarded for its excellence in bonding with seafarers and families across the country by Sailor Today, a leading maritime journal in India, during its annual function recently.
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EMS does not rule out further acquisitions
Wednesday, June 11, 2008 (184 reads)
Eitzen Maritime Services’ $115 million acquisition of Dubai headquartered Seven Seas Shipchandlers is an important part of its plans to have a global approach to ship supply but it hasn’t ruled out acquired growth in its other area of specialisation, shipmanagement.
Ship Management International
June 11th
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Eitzen Maritime snaps up Seven Seas
Tuesday, June 10, 2008 (171 reads)
$115m deal promises to open up Middle East market
EITZEN Maritime Services is to buy Dubai’s Seven Seas Shiphandlers, in a deal worth $115m.
Lloyd’s List
June 10th
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DNV launches CO2 roadmap
Thursday, June 05, 2008 (189 reads)
DNV launches CO2 roadmap
A shift from traditional fuels to natural gas is necessary if the shipping industry is to meet expectations of substantial reductions in CO2 emissions, according to DNV COO Tor Svensen
Ship Management International
June 5th
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Asian owners seek louder voice
Thursday, June 05, 2008 (190 reads)
Asian owners seek louder voice
THE Asian Shipowners' Forum could significantly strengthen its influence at the International Maritime Organization if a plan to seek non-government organisation status for the group goes ahead.
Lloyd's List
June 5th
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Lloyd’s Register readies shipping for “seafarers’ bill of rights”
Wednesday, June 04, 2008 (176 reads)
Lloyd’s Register readies shipping for “seafarers’ bill of rights”
Lloyd’s Register has developed a voluntary assessment programme designed to support the practical implementation of the forthcoming ILO Maritime Labour Convention (MLC, 2006) on new and existing ships.
Ship Management International
June 4th
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Asian owners voice pilotage fears
Tuesday, June 03, 2008 (159 reads)
Concern mounts at rising number of incidents
ASIAN shipowners are to ask the International Maritime Organization to "seriously address" the issues of pilot error and pilot qualifications and accountability, following the increasing number of pilots involved in accidents.
Lloyd's List
June 3rd
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