Tugs & Salvage News
Boluda Adds Australia and Papua New Guinea Towage as Acquisitions Continue
The Spanish-based Boluda Towage continues its aggressive path of acquisitions to consolidate the towages and global expa...
Read More >>10 Years Later, Mariners Remember the Loss of the El Faro
It has been 10 years since the con/ro steamship SS El Faro went down with all hands in a hurricane, and it remains one o...
Read More >>Op-Ed: Green Shipping Requires Giga-Scale Projects and Regulatory Certainty
The shipping industry stands at a decisive moment. The International Maritime Organization (IMO) has already committed t...
Read More >>Ship Recycling at a Crossroads: Why Basel and the HKC Must Coexist
The debate over end-of-life ship recycling has never been more urgent. With the recent entry into force of the Hong Kong...
Read More >>Norwegian Rescue Diver Killed in Attempt to Save Young Girl
The Norwegian sea rescue society Redningsselskapet reported Saturday that it has lost one of its own - a boat crew membe...
Read More >>Houthis Release Pakistani Crew After LPG Carrier Attack
An LPG carrier was hit during an Israeli strike on Houthi-controlled ports in Yemen earlier this month, Pakistani interi...
Read More >>Latest Iran-China Oil Sanctions-Avoidance Ruse Detected
Bloomberg and the political pressure group United Against a Nuclear Iran have recently published a report suggesting tha...
Read More >>Young Crewmember Killed By Sliding Watertight Door Aboard Greek Ferry
A young cadet aboard the ferry Blue Star Chios was killed Wednesday when he got caught in a sliding watertight door, acc...
Read More >>Fire Casualty Stena Immaculate to Depart UK Port
After spending approximately five months docked in Great Yarmouth, the US-flagged tanker Stena Immaculate is leaving the port, a...
Read More >>Gaza Aid Flotilla Reports Drone Attacks in International Waters
The Global Sumud Flotilla, a fleet of small activist vessels carrying aid for Gaza, has reported another round of drone...
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