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MSC Shipmanagement Limited has been fined $6 million and placed on four years of probation over the 2024 “runaway ship” incident involving the containership MSC Michigan VII in Charleston, South Carolina, which...
MSC Shipmanagement has been fined $6m and placed on four years’ probation after admitting to concealing a hazardous engine-control problem aboard the MSC Michigan VII and obstructing the subsequent US investigation. The Cyprus-based vessel operator pleaded guilty to failing to report the hazardous condition to the US Coast Guard and obstructing an investigation by the …
Por Redacción PortalPortuario @PortalPortuario South Carolina Ports (SC Ports) y el Cuerpo de Ingenieros del Ejército de Estados Unidos firmaron La entrada EE.UU.: SC Ports da primer paso para profundizar canal de North Charleston Terminal se publicó primero en PortalPortuario .
Por Redacción PortalPortuario @PortalPortuario South Carolina Ports (DC Ports) está ofreciendo mayor capacidad entre el Puerto de Charleston y los La entrada SC Ports mejora oportunidades entre Charleston y San Antonio con incorporación al servicio CMA CGM AmerXL se publicó primero en PortalPortuario .
Por Redacción PortalPortuario @PortalPortuario SC Ports ampliará sus operaciones de carga rodada (Ro-Ro) a su terminal ferroviaria de North Charleston La entrada EEUU: SC Ports ampliará operaciones de carga rodada a terminal de North Charleston se publicó primero en PortalPortuario .
SCDES now accepting applicants for diesel emission reduction grants WSPA 7NEWS
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – A grant was made available on Monday by the South Carolina Department of Environmental Services, intent on reducing diesel emissions across the state. Through the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s Diesel Emissions Reduction Act, more than $400,000 to be used for replacing or upgrading old diesel equipment has been awarded to the SCDES. SCDES said that diesel emissions make up a significant portion of the mobile source air pollution in South Carolina. “Diesel engines last a long time, and many older-model diesel engines are still in use throughout our state. Older engines have significantly higher emissions than similar, newer engines,” said Rhonda Thompson, Chief of SCDES’s Bureau of Air Quality. Thompson believes the “funded projects will provide reduced diesel emissions and improvements to South Carolina’s public health and environment.” Applications for the S.C. State DERA grants are due by June 12. Applications are accepted from a variety of organizations, public and privately owned. Details on the application can befound online. Previous projects funded by this grant include: In 2019, a National DERA Grant was awarded to the South Carolina Port Authority, worth about $1,800,000, which funded 12 cranes.