ITF Repeats Warning On COVID Corner-Cutting Dangers

Today, September 20, the International Maritime Organization (IMO) was holding an extraordinary session to discuss safety as part of the UN annual general session before joint sessions on September 24 on safety as part of World Maritime Day.

Crew costs to rise 10 – 15% this year due to Covid-19: Drewry

Crewing costs are expected to rise in the region of 10 – 15% this year due to the Covid-19 pandemic according to consultants Drewry.

COVID-19 permanently alters global energy outlook but buys little time to reach Paris climate goals

The behavioural and economic ramifications of COVID-19 will permanently reduce global energy demand, according to DNV GL's newly published Energy Transition Outlook.

Building Resilience in a Post-COVID World

The 14th edition of the Singapore Maritime Lecture returned in part one of the three-part ‘Maritime Perspectives’ webinar series*. Over 420 industry leaders and participants from 22 countries tuned in to the webinar.

Crew Tested Positive for COVID-19 in Singapore

On 12 August, the Ministry of Health reported that a crew member working on board an ocean-going ship was tested positive for COVID-19 in Singapore. 14 other crew members on board the same ship were later confirmed to have COVID-19. All 15 are Filipinos.