The search and rescue teams for the missing bulk carrier Nur Allya found signs of the ship over the weekend, 10 days after it disappeared with 25 crew onboard.

The teams have found an oil spill and a lifeboat near Obi Island in the North Maluku in eastern Indonesia, and confirmed they were from the ship after analysing the oil samples.

The team has since extended the search around the island, however the 52,400 dwt ship is believed to have sunk in stormy conditions in deep water.\

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Posted on - 2019-09-02

Litigating maritime claims can cost P&I clubs, and vessel and cargo interests, millions of dollars in legal costs per year. It takes time and resources to achieve the desired result or not, and at the forefront of The Standard Club’s claims handling philosophy is reducing costs for its members. With this in mind, are there alternatives to potentially costly litigation?

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Posted on - 2019-09-01

On 2 October, 36 young climate change agents will depart from Scheveningen (Netherlands) to sail to the COP25 in Chile.

During Sail to the COP they will work on different challenges to come up with ideas for a sustainable future of travel. EIT Climate-KIC has given Santeri Lehtonen, one our Alumni, the opportunity to take part in this initiative. EIT Climate-KIC is supporting the first-ever Atlantic Ocean Climathon, together with the city of Santiago.

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Posted on - 2019-09-01