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Monthly Archives: December 2019
Inside Melges · The December Issue
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IDEC SPORT ASIAN TOUR / Act 2: Welcome to Vietnam
Francis Joyon and his crew completed Act 2 of the IDEC SPORT ASIAN TOUR during the night setting a reference time for the voyage between Mauritius and Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam. After setting a new solo record time for the Mauritius Route last month, the holder of the Jules Verne Trophy and winner of the last Route du Rhum arrived in Vietnam at 3 hrs, 27mn 54s UTC on Wednesday 4th December, after 12 days, 20 hours, 37 minutes and 56 seconds of sailing between Mauritius and Vietnam.
Brest awaits!
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Stream Marine Training Launches MCA Approved Engine Course
Stream Marine Training (SMT) has launched its Approved Engine Course (AEC) part 2, at its Glasgow headquarters.
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INDIAN REGISTER OF SHIPPING AND SHIPPARTS.COM INK COOPERATION AGREEMENT TO PROMOTE INDIAN EQUIPMENT SUPPLIERS
The Indian Register of Shipping (IRClass) and ShipParts.com have signed a cooperation agreement to develop mutually beneficial business opportunities across the Indian and international maritime industries.
ibj e-newsletter
The IBJ e-newsletter is aimed specifically at the dry bulk cargo handling and shipping industry. It delivers regularly updated news on the bulk industry worldwide.
The newsletter includes the latest developments in bulk ports and logistics, shipping, equipment and commodities and is a must read source of news for busy executives in this important global sector.
International Bulk Journal is the magazine for the maritime bulk industry, established in 1981. IBJ’s highly experienced and skilled staff have decades of experience within the international shipping and freighting publishing business. They, along with a network of globally located freelance journalists and sales and marketing agents, create a magazine which has become essential reading in its sector.
Beware the perfect storm when complying with Sulphur 2020 regs
Low sulphur fuel regulations, set to come into force on Jan 1st 2020, have the potential to present “the perfect storm” for litigators dealing with disputes between owners, charterers and bunker suppliers in cases of non-compliance, warns a senior lawyer at international maritime law specialist Hill Dickinson.
$22.2 billion Virginia Class award is Navy’s largest-ever shipbuilding contract; Blount Boats to build two Chartwell designed CTVs for Atlantic Wind Transfers
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King’s Cup – AY Race Report 2
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Classic conditions return for the 33rd King’s Cup |
