Maritime in Minutes - June 2023

Cyberattack fears in shipping, Panama Canal water issues, IMO and net-zero emissions, contrast on Titan and African Cardinal search and rescue operations, and much more in the latest episode of Maritime in Minutes.

Seatrade Maritime News Editor, Marcus Hand, and Europe Editor, Gary Howard, discuss and comment on the stories that stood out on Seatrade Maritime News during the last month.

In this episode Marcus and Gary discuss:

• Cyberattacks expected to cause collisions, groundings and deaths
• Panama Canal unprecedented drought
• Methanol’s time to shine as a marine fuel
• US West Coast ports labour agreement
• UK’s muddle maritime policies
• Titan and African Cardinal search and rescue operations
• IMO’s crucial two weeks and net zero emissions
• Ship recycling convention to come into force after 16 years

Links to stories featured in this episode:

Shipping industry expects cyber-attack deaths, collisions, and groundings

Panama Canal in further draught reductions, warns of cutting transit numbers

Methanol’s ‘time to shine’ as marine fuel: LR

ILWU and PMA reach ‘tentative agreement’ on US West Coast dockworkers contract

UK Maritime Council to clarify muddle of maritime policies

A tale of two search and rescues – Titan and African Cardinal

Crucial two weeks underway at IMO

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