Deba port vessels

Port Deba

Where is the Port?
DEBA is located near the monitored sea lanes. The official UN/LOCODE of this port is ESDBA.

How many vessels are in Deba port?
There are currently 11 vessels in port and 21 vessels recently departed.

Port map updates in near real-time from AIS snapshots and route transitions. Use the vessel-type filters and names toggle in the map control.

Most frequent incoming origins

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AI agent endpoints for this port

/topos/api/v1/ports/search?name=Deba
/topos/api/v1/ports/36718/congestion?range=30D
/topos/api/dashboard/news?limit=30&sort=latest
/topos/api/v1/marketplace/manifest

Recent vessel arrivals at the port

Latest available transitions/port-call records (UTC). Total: 21

IMO: 0, MMSI: 224022490 | Type:

IMO: 8739762, MMSI: 224944000 | Type:

IMO: 9098672, MMSI: 224181000 | Type:

IMO: 9319820, MMSI: 224265000 | Type:

IMO: 9097173, MMSI: 224105000 | Type:

IMO: 9963645, MMSI: 250006662 | Type: Fishing Vessel

IMO: 9888223, MMSI: 250006112 | Type: Fishing Vessel

IMO: 0, MMSI: 224084990 | Type:

IMO: 8965414, MMSI: 250269000 | Type: Fishing Vessel

IMO: 0, MMSI: 224138660 | Type:

IMO: 0, MMSI: 224022490 | Type:

IMO: 2809864, MMSI: 224067170 | Type:

IMO: 0, MMSI: 224139890 | Type:

IMO: 8738718, MMSI: 224404000 | Type:

IMO: 9319820, MMSI: 224265000 | Type:

IMO: 0, MMSI: 224046790 | Type:

IMO: 0, MMSI: 224132180 | Type:

IMO: 8734750, MMSI: 224073390 | Type:

IMO: 0, MMSI: 227859280 | Type:

IMO: 0, MMSI: 224022490 | Type:

IMO: 0, MMSI: 224138660 | Type:

Recent vessel departures from the port

Latest available transitions/port-call records (UTC). Total: 21

IMO: 0, MMSI: 224022490 | Type:

IMO: 8739762, MMSI: 224944000 | Type:

IMO: 9098672, MMSI: 224181000 | Type:

IMO: 9319820, MMSI: 224265000 | Type:

IMO: 9097173, MMSI: 224105000 | Type:

IMO: 9963645, MMSI: 250006662 | Type: Fishing Vessel

IMO: 9888223, MMSI: 250006112 | Type: Fishing Vessel

IMO: 0, MMSI: 224084990 | Type:

IMO: 8965414, MMSI: 250269000 | Type: Fishing Vessel

IMO: 0, MMSI: 224138660 | Type:

IMO: 0, MMSI: 224022490 | Type:

IMO: 2809864, MMSI: 224067170 | Type:

IMO: 0, MMSI: 224139890 | Type:

IMO: 8738718, MMSI: 224404000 | Type:

IMO: 9319820, MMSI: 224265000 | Type:

IMO: 0, MMSI: 224046790 | Type:

IMO: 0, MMSI: 224132180 | Type:

IMO: 8734750, MMSI: 224073390 | Type:

IMO: 0, MMSI: 227859280 | Type:

IMO: 0, MMSI: 224022490 | Type:

IMO: 0, MMSI: 224138660 | Type:

Shipping companies (lines) whose ships most often called at the port Deba:

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Port summary

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Vessel type distribution for the last 3 months:

Unknown · 10 calls (83.3%)

Sailing · 1 calls (8.3%)

Fishing · 1 calls (8.3%)

Most frequent incoming origins

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Most frequent outgoing destinations

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Vessels currently in port

Detected by latest AIS in the extended port area, latest 72 hours (deduplicated by vessel).

Type: Cargo | IMO: 1029015, MMSI: 255915885 | AIS: 2026-04-12 10:18:20 UTC

Type: Unknown | IMO: 909533300, MMSI: 228019600 | AIS: 2026-04-12 10:17:06 UTC

Type: Unknown | IMO: 0, MMSI: 224402490 | AIS: 2026-04-12 10:04:58 UTC

Type: Unknown | IMO: 8738718, MMSI: 224404000 | AIS: 2026-04-12 08:31:12 UTC

Type: Fishing | IMO: 9218739, MMSI: 225458000 | AIS: 2026-04-12 07:48:41 UTC

Type: Unknown | IMO: 8739736, MMSI: 224005870 | AIS: 2026-04-10 10:05:58 UTC

Type: Unknown | IMO: 9827542, MMSI: 225986696 | AIS: 2026-04-10 10:05:57 UTC

Type: Unknown | IMO: 0, MMSI: 225989442 | AIS: 2026-04-10 10:05:43 UTC

Type: Sailing | IMO: 0, MMSI: 227101690 | AIS: 2026-04-10 10:05:36 UTC

Type: Unknown | IMO: 0, MMSI: 225991651 | AIS: 2026-04-10 08:45:15 UTC

Type: Pleasure Craft | IMO: 0, MMSI: 225996534 | AIS: 2026-04-09 20:13:39 UTC

Expected arrivals

Forecast from transitions and inferred destination signals.

No expected arrivals found for next 10 days.

Port in news

Mentions from Topos news feed and spotlights.

ports_congestion · 2026-04-01 21:00:00
Nuclear energy is once again at the center of fierce debate between European leaders as a new energy crisis sweeps the world, leaving the import-dependent European Union scrambling for alternative energy sources. The bloc still imports more than half of its energy needs, leavi...

Splash247 · 2026-04-01 03:00:11
Dave Lee, executive director at e1 Marine, writes for Splash today. Hydrogen has become one of shipping’s most debated fuels, yet much of that debate remains focused on deep-sea vessels and long-term timelines. Viewed through that lens, hydrogen still appears distant, constrained by cost, storage complexity, and limited infrastructure. But that framing overlooks where hydrogen …

people_culture · 2026-04-01 03:00:11
Dave Lee, executive director at e1 Marine, writes for Splash today. Hydrogen has become one of shipping’s most debated fuels, yet much of that debate remains focused on deep-sea vessels and long-term timelines. Viewed through that lens, hydrogen still appears distant, constrai...

reddit:r/worldnews · 2026-03-30 22:56:41
submitted by /u/greggy187 [link] [comments]

reddit:r/worldnews · 2026-03-26 16:17:09
submitted by /u/Primary-Debate-549 [link] [comments]

sanctions_shadow_enforcement · 2026-03-25 14:27:00
Long term charters expand fleet employment stability significantly Contracted revenue visibility improves amid LNG transport demand shifts Valuation debate shaped by contrasting earnings and DCF ...

ports_congestion · 2026-03-23 22:00:00
There is a persistent belief in energy debates that refuses to die: renewables and electrification are necessary, but expensive. It is often framed as an unavoidable trade?off — clean energy comes at a premium, while fossil fuels remain the cheaper, more reliable baseline. Tha...

reddit:r/worldnews · 2026-03-23 15:11:19
submitted by /u/Primary-Debate-549 [link] [comments]

sanctions_shadow_enforcement · 2026-03-19 09:23:53
A new analysis from WinGD and Envision Energy suggests something the maritime industry has been debating for years ... and likely will be debating for many years to come: the changing economics of zero-emission fuels.For shipowners, the significance is straightforward.

sanctions_shadow_enforcement · 2026-03-13 19:00:00
For almost a decade, the global oil debate has been dominated by a powerful narrative: the world is drowning in crude. Financial pundits, banks, and energy agencies were all hitting the drums to announce a structural “oil glut”. A majority in oil markets was following the theo...

people_culture · 2026-03-13 14:00:00
For decades, global attention has focused on the potential “red line” of Iran’s nuclear program. Intelligence agencies track centrifuge installations, debate enrichment levels, and speculate about the possibility of a nuclear breakout. But while the world has been watching Ira...

sanctions_shadow_enforcement · 2026-03-04 09:30:09
The announcement regarding the U.S. Navy's potential involvement in escorting oil tankers through the Strait of Hormuz has stirred significant debate within the shipping and energy sectors. Industry insiders have indicated that despite President Trump's optimistic declarations...

reddit:r/maritime · 2026-03-04 09:30:09
The announcement regarding the U.S. Navy's potential involvement in escorting oil tankers through the Strait of Hormuz has stirred significant debate within the shipping and energy sectors. Industry insiders have indicated that despite President Trump's optimistic declarations, there are no concrete plans for such naval escorts at this time. This contradiction raises critical questions about the U.S. commitment to en

Hellenic Shipping News · 2026-03-03 22:00:55
Could the next great leap in maritime propulsion come not from alternative fuels, but from the atom? That question will move from the margins of industry debate to centre stage at Posidonia 2026, during a high-level Executive Briefing that will examine the role of advanced nuclear technologies in commercial shipping and near-shore power generation. Hosted ...

people_culture · 2026-03-03 22:00:55
Could the next great leap in maritime propulsion come not from alternative fuels, but from the atom? That question will move from the margins of industry debate to centre stage at Posidonia 2026, during a high-level Executive Briefing that will examine the role of advanced nuc...

ais_anomalies · 2026-03-02 07:55:59
OPEC+ has agreed in principle to raise production by 2,06,000 barrels per day after having debated options ranging from 1,37,000 bpd to 5,48,000 bpd

Hellenic Shipping News · 2026-03-01 22:00:34
As the International Maritime Organization (IMO) prepares to open discussions at the 12th session of its Sub-Committee on Human Element, Training and Watchkeeping (HTW 12) on fatigue and hours of work and rest, MarinePALS CEO Captain Pradeep Chawla is urging regulators to face a simple reality: ships schedules are busier , administrative burden due to ...

people_culture · 2026-03-01 22:00:34
As the International Maritime Organization (IMO) prepares to open discussions at the 12th session of its Sub-Committee on Human Element, Training and Watchkeeping (HTW 12) on fatigue and hours of work and rest, MarinePALS CEO Captain Pradeep Chawla is urging regulators to face...

ais_anomalies · 2026-03-01 13:46:22
OPEC+ has agreed in principle to raise production by 2,06,000 barrels per day after having debated options ranging from 1,37,000 bpd to 5,48,000 bpd

freight_commodity_indices · 2026-02-25 15:34:03
Amid industry debate on whether Hapag-Lloyd is over-paying for the Israeli carrier, Zim, Alphaliner offer some explanation for the high price.

Splash247 · 2026-02-23 08:14:27
Opposition to Hapag-Lloyd’s planned takeover of Israeli line ZIM is growing, with union protests and the controversial sale debated at the Knesset, Israel’s parliament, yesterday. Hapag-Lloyd unveiled a $4.2bn takeover offer for ZIM a week ago (pictured), in a deal that would carve out a ‘New ZIM’ made up of 16 vessels to be separated …

sanctions_shadow_enforcement · 2026-02-23 07:14:27
Opposition to Hapag-Lloyd’s planned takeover of Israeli line ZIM is growing, with union protests and the controversial sale debated at the Knesset, Israel’s parliament, yesterday. Hapag-Lloyd unveiled a $4.2bn takeover offer for ZIM a week ago (pictured), in a deal that would ...

reddit:r/merchantmarine · 2026-02-20 08:05:28
I’m 24M currently working at sea and already have my MMC. I’m debating between two paths: 1. Get my CDL and stack money while continuing maritime work 2. Go back to school for a maritime engineering degree long-term My high school GPA was 2.4, but honestly I didn’t care back then. Now I’m more disciplined and studying isn’t hard for me anymore. My main goals are financial stability, career growth, and not b

people_culture · 2026-02-20 08:05:28
I’m 24M currently working at sea and already have my MMC. I’m debating between two paths: 1. Get my CDL and stack money while continuing maritime work 2. Go back to school for a maritime engineering degree long-term My high school GPA was 2.4, but honestly I didn’t care back t...

Port Deba

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