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Russia Deploys Warships To Escort Shadow Fleet Tankers In Gulf Of Finland

4 weeks ago | marineinsight.com

The military escorts appear to be Russia’s response to recent actions by the EU and the UK to crack down on the transportation of Russian oil.
Trump’s Reciprocal Tariff Plan Plunges Shipping Companies Into Chaos & Confusion

2 months ago | marineinsight.com

Trump has used emergency powers to rapidly bring about or retract and then reinstate tariffs and importers are uncertain how much their duties would be.
Security Management of Commercial Ports

Feb 4, 2025 | marineinsight.com | Hari Menon

Port security is often viewed as mainly controlling the risks within the immediate port premises. However, in most cases, it also covers the coastal area around the seaport. Read the article to know more.
U.S. Navy Gets Its First Warship Equipped With AI For System Monitoring

Jan 30, 2025 | marineinsight.com

The system, developed by Austin-based company Fathom5, helps crews identify equipment failures before they occur.
10 Top Eco-Friendly Cruise Ships

Jan 23, 2025 | marineinsight.com | Zahra Ahmed

Cruise Ships and other vessels are responsible for 3% of annual global greenhouse gas emissions. Let’s take a look at the 10 top eco-friendly cruise ships in the world.
Maritime Transportation of Dangerous Goods [DG] and Hazardous Materials [HAZMAT]

Dec 23, 2024 | marineinsight.com | Hari Menon

In commercial terms, Dangerous goods [DG] and Hazardous Materials [HAZMAT] pose considerable risks to the safety, health, and lives of human beings. Such materials, if not handled safely may cause damage to property or environment during transportation, storage, and handling. They may be flammable, corrosive, toxic or poisonous, radioactive, cause violent allergies, etc. Containers they are packed in, even when empty, can pose a danger.
7 Key Challenges in Container Port Operations

Nov 28, 2024 | marineinsight.com | Hari Menon

Container ports handle millions of tons of cargo annually following global trade patterns. Container operations, cargo handling, in-port vessel operations, vessel husbandry, storage, reprocessing and redistribution of cargo, and inland transport, are some of the main functions of container ports, collectively referred to as maritime logistics.
What is Cybersecurity in Seaports?

Nov 18, 2024 | marineinsight.com | Hari Menon

Seaports are the hub of global supply chain activities. With more than 90% of cargo around the world being transported by sea, it is no wonder that seaports play a significant role in global trade. Cargo ships take on board as well as discharge several hundreds of tons of cargo at seaports every day. From here, cargo is transported further inland by other modes of transport to reach their end customers.
What is Automatic Radar Plotting Aid (ARPA)?

Nov 8, 2024 | marineinsight.com | Karthik Ramesh

Automatic Radar Plotting Aid (ARPA) is a sophisticated marine radar system designed to enhance navigational safety by automatically plotting the positions of targets and predicting their future movements. By providing real-time data on the speed, course, and position of other vessels, ARPA significantly reduces the workload on navigators and improves situational awareness, especially in congested or restricted waters.
What is Ship Chartering Process?

Jul 27, 2024 | marineinsight.com | Hari Menon

When a ship is taken on rent, it is known as ship chartering. Just as people take an apartment or a car for rent, some people may rent a ship based on their requirements. It could be to transport passengers or cargo. Renting a ship is known as ship chartering and it begins with the shipowner and a second party entering into an agreement. In shipping parlance, this agreement is known as a charter party.