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ANNIKA BENITA

General Cargo (single deck) | Flag: Netherlands | Port: DELFZIJL

OSTGARD

General Cargo (single deck) | Flag: Netherlands | Port: ROTTERDAM

SPRINTER

General Cargo (single deck) | Flag: Netherlands | Port: WERKENDAM

SYDGARD

General Cargo (single deck) | Flag: Netherlands | Port: ROTTERDAM

WESTGARD

General Cargo (single deck) | Flag: Netherlands | Port: ROTTERDAM

WILLEKE

General Cargo (2 or more decks) | Flag: Netherlands | Port: DELFZIJL

Maritime News

Opportunities Gust Off US Shores

9 hours ago

Throughout the world, offshore wind is on a growth trajectory. With green energy mandates from states in New England and the mid-Atlantic, the U.S. is joining the fray. Consultants Wood MacKenzie, in its U.S. Offshore Wind Outlook 2020-2029, suggested that as much as 25 gigawatts (GW) of capacity could be deployed in the U.S. by 2030 (though estimates range from 14 GW to as much as 34 GW), accounting for a hefty portion of incremental capacity coming online.Shipyards in New England have already seen the tip of the offshore wind iceberg, with Blount Boats and Senesco having delivered crew transport vessels. The potential is exciting.

AI- and Solar-powered Autonomous Ship Mayflower Launched

13 hours ago

A new Mayflower has been launched in Plymouth, 400 years after its historic namesake set sail from southwest England to America.The new vessel won't be carrying pilgrim settlers across the Atlantic. In fact, it won't hold any crew or passengers at all. The sleek AI- and solar-powered trimaran is autonomy level five, meaning it can operate independently with no human intervention. Next year, it will embark on the famous ocean voyage from Plymouth, England to Plymouth, Mass. completely autonomously, gathering vital environmental data.

Asian Gypsy Moth Eggs Found on Vehicle Carriers in Baltimore

10 hours ago

U.S. Customs and Border Protection agriculture specialists in Baltimore recently uncovered egg masses of the highly invasive Asian Gypsy Moth (AGM) and a live Khapra beetle larvae, one of the world’s most destructive insect pests, aboard ships in one the nation’s busiest ports for vehicle imports.The suspected AGM egg masses were found from August 21 to September 4 affixed to various parts of the four vehicle carriers Graceful Leader (four), Hoegh Africa (one), Hoegh Jacksonville (two) and Figaro (two), which had arrived in Baltimore after port calls in Japan, South Korea and China.

NZ Fines Master for Leaving Port with Known Engine Problems

14 hours ago

A cargo ship master and chief engineer have been sentenced and fined after admitting to charges relating known engine problems that led to their ship to lose power and run aground at the Port of Tauranga in July.The Singapore-registered log-carrier MV Funing lost power and passed over a channel marker with the propeller becoming caught in the markerchain, before making contact with a sand bar in the Tauranga Harbor channel.A Maritime NZ investigation and subsequent prosecution proved that the master knew there was an issue with the main engine prior to departure and failed to notify the pilot that there was a problem, said Michael-Paul Abbott, Maritime NZ’s Central Region Compliance Manager.

SCHOTTEL to Open Service Center in Russia

9 hours ago

German propulsion specialist SCHOTTEL's management board approved the acquisition of a 3,000-square-meter plot of land in Saint Petersburg, Russia, paving way for the construction of a new service center to strengthen OOO SCHOTTEL’s market position in the region.The company said it expects to plan and build an administration building with repair workshop and warehouse site on the purchased property within the next two years.Founded in 2011, OOO SCHOTTEL has equipped a number of inland waterways vessels with propulsion systems, especially in the cargo and passenger transport segments.

Maritime Reporter and Engineering News (September 2020)

Marine Design Annual