Sky-high Rates Lure Tanker Owners Into Gulf of Oman STS Transfers
Strait of Hormuz tanker transits have increased in the last few days but many owners are opting for complex ship-to-ship transfers in the Gulf of Oman
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As Ships Become More Connected, Cyber Threats Move Offshore
A Texas-bound oil tanker was recently boarded by the FBI amid fears that the ship’s networks had been compromised by hackers. As ships and ports become increasingly dependent on connected technology, maritime cybersecurity is emerging as a critical defense against…
Two Crew Injured in Hormuz Tanker Attack
As the US claims growing numbers of commercial transits of the Strait of Hormuz and another tanker has been attacked in the waterway
How Ethanol Is Expanding Shipping’s Fuel Choices
Ethanol is gaining momentum as shipping explores new pathways to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. In this Maritime Impact article, DNV examines why interest in ethanol is growing, drawing on insights from cargo owners, engine manufacturers, and other industry stakeholders.
Synergy Marine Appointed Ship Manager for ATE Energy’s OCEANUS 1
ATE Energy International Co., Ltd. and Synergy Marine Group today announced the arrival in Taiwan of OCEANUS 1, a new cable laying vessel for subsea infrastructure and offshore energy projects in the Taiwan Strait and the wider region.
U.S. Coast Guard Sets Up Long-Range Medevac for Critically-Ill Seafarer
Over the weekend, the U.S. Coast Guard arranged a long-range rescue for a boxship crewmember who was suffering from a serious, growing infection. Last week, the 1996-built boxship Kotka (ex names Maersk Kotka, Knud Maersk) was under way on a long voyage…