InterManager Daily News 29.05.2024.

1. Cyprus Marine Club celebrates 25 years Cyprus Marine Club is proud to announce the celebrations of its 25-year anniversary which took on 24th May at a stunning Amara Hotel. Since its inception in 1999, the Cyprus Marine Club has been committed to fostering maritime spirit, and networking, and this milestone marks a momentous journey of growth and success. Cyprus Marine Club celebrates 25 years – Cyprus Shipping News
2. Being ‘switched on’ in shipping’s EU ETS era Half a year since shipping’s inclusion in the European Union Emissions Trading System (EU ETS), we’re starting to see the forest for the trees. For businesses trying to fully grasp what the EU ETS means for their operations, finances and contracts, data and a proactive approach will be fundamental pillars to enable regulatory compliance, today and in the future. Being ‘switched on’ in shipping’s EU ETS era – Cyprus Shipping News
3. Ondas Holdings’ Airobotics and HHLA Sky partner to offer drone services HHLA Sky’s ICC platform and services enable central and simultaneous control of drone fleets in different locations, clearly and easily mapping out fleet planning, scheduling, flight operations, and data collection. The ICC was developed to support scalable drone fleet operations in critical infrastructure environments to meet the highest standards of reliability and safety and is currently deployed in different critical locations in Germany and worldwide. Ondas Holdings’ Airobotics and HHLA Sky partner to offer drone services – Cyprus Shipping News
4. New Technologies and soft skills play key role for shipping decarbonisation The promotion of a safety mentality regarding the decarbonization of shipping requires the cultivation and development of soft skills, as well as the continuous training and retraining of employees in new technologies, according to the conclusions of a workshop organized by the Hellenic Marine Environment Protection Association in collaboration with Piraeus Port Authority , with great participation of employees and executives of the PPA and other Greek ports, as well as representatives of the wider maritime community. New Technologies and soft skills play key role for shipping decarbonisation – Cyprus Shipping News
5. UN maritime body deplores and condemns the “illegal and unjustifiable” attacks on commercial ships in Red Sea Member States of the International Maritime Organization the UN agency that regulates global shipping – have called for an immediate end to ongoing attacks on ships and seafarers transiting through the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden. UN maritime body deplores and condemns the “illegal and unjustifiable” attacks on commercial ships in Red Sea – Cyprus Shipping News
6. Boluda Towage increases UK presence with SMS Towage buy The world’s largest tugboat operator Boluda Towage has signed an agreement to acquire British company SMS Towage.The acquisition involves taking over the harbour and offshore towage services and marine operations, together with the management, office staff, crew, and fleet, based in the United Kingdom. Boluda Towage increases UK presence with SMS Towage buy – Splash247
7. Shipmanagement magazine launched ahead of Posidonia The argument to outsource has never been stronger, and yet less than one in five ships are farmed out to managers today.What is the sector doing wrong in appealing to its clientele? How best to get this message across? This forms much of the coverage in our new 68-page shipmanagement magazine being distributed online, across the world in print and in person at the Splash-sponsored Posidonia next week.Shipmanagement magazine launched ahead of Posidonia – Splash247
8. New name in Chinese ship leasing emerges A new Chinese ship leasing name has emerged. State-backed CHN Energy has bought 11 bulk carriers from Citic Financial Leasing and entered the sector. CHN Energy is China’s largest coal mining and utility firm, created seven years ago by the merger of Guodian Corporation and Shenhua Group. New name in Chinese ship leasing emerges – Splash247
9. Shipments to Russia jump but exporters are wary of sanctions Russia’s war with Ukraine and the consequent sanctions helped push the export of engineering goods, machinery and machine parts as well as aircraft spares from India during the last financial years, while traditional items such as pharmaceuticals, tea, coffee and tobacco stagnated or fell. Shipping Tribune
10. IMO condemns “illegal, unjustifiable” attacks on ships in Red Sea IMO Member States call for an immediate end to ongoing attacks on ships and seafarers transiting through the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden.Member States of the International Maritime Organization (IMO) – the UN agency that regulates global shipping – have called for an immediate end to ongoing attacks on ships and seafarers transiting through the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden. Shipping Tribune