Tag: grounding

The German Bureau of Maritime Casualty Investigation (BSU) released its report on the grounding of the bulk carrier RUBINA on the River Weser, on 27 August 2020.

The container removal operation for the Ever Forward boxship in Chesapeake Bay has began from Saturday. The removal will continue in daylight hours over the next several days. 

The equipment installation for the next stage of the refloating operation regarding the Ever Forward containership at Chesapeake Bay, is set to start.

After many failed attempts to refloat the containership at Chesapeake Bay, the revised plan for the Evergreen Marine-owned containership, Ever Forward, which run aground 3 weeks ago, is to unload the containers from the cargo ship. 

Following the second failing attempt to refloat the 12,000 teu Ever Forward, the U.S. Coast Guard announced that, currently, the best thing to do, is a lightering operation of the containership, noting however that this revised plan could take another 2 weeks to be executed. 

Following the second failing attempt to refloat the 12,000 teu Ever Forward, the company Evergreen announced today that, with the increasing costs of the salvage operation, it had declared General Average.

The second attempt to make the Ever Forward containership refloat was in vain. Despite the weather conditions in the Chesapeake Bay, the ship salvage teams could not make the ship move.

The refloating operation of the Ever Forward, which remains stuck until this very moment, started yesterday. However, despite the efforts of the tugboats to make the container move, the operation was unsuccessful.

Today will be the first attempt to refloat the Ever Green containership that is still stuck at Chesapeake Bay. The Evergreen Marine-owned containership Ever Forward ran aground in Chesapeake Bay after departing the Port of Baltimore Seagirt Terminal 2 weeks ago. 

The US Coast Guard, Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation, and Western Towboat have responded to a tug grounding in the Neva Strait, on March 21.