Methanol Is Ready for Use as Marine Fuel
Methanol is ready to go as a marine fuel now, and could be playing a much bigger role post-2020.
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Hapag-Lloyd is planning to cut its CO2 footprint by 20 percent by 2020.
read more →Readers’ Picks of the Week (16-20 April, 2018)
Here are the most read stories of last week.
read more →Hurtigruten Going Hybrid
Hurtigruten to convert the main engines on up to nine cruise ships from diesel to gas power.
read more →Aftermath of Attack on Bahri’s VLCC
Dryad Maritime provides details on the attack and security picture in the region.
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Glencore Hires Diana Shipping's Panamax
Diana Shipping inked time charter contract with Glencore Agriculture for its Panamax dry bulk vessel Arethusa.
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Interview: Methanol Is Ready for Use as Marine Fuel
Methanol is ready to go as a marine fuel now, and could be playing a much bigger role post-2020.
read more →The Vision of Marcel Kind - Simwave
Marcel Kind is the co-founder of Simwave, a maritime simulation centre, based near Rotterdam.
read more →Aftermath of Attack on Bahri's VLCC: What We Know
Dryad Maritime provides details on the attack and security picture in the region.
read more →Korea Eximbank Pledges Over USD 700 Mn for Shipping
Export–Import Bank of Korea has committed to provide KRW 800 billion worth of loans for South Korean shipping.
read more →Port of Rotterdam's Total Volumes Slide
Port of Rotterdam ended the first quarter of 2018 with a slight decrease in total throughput.
read more →Zero Emission Passenger Ship Joins The Fjords
Norway's The Fjords has taken delivery of its groundbreaking zero emission passenger vessel, Future of The Fjords.
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MUA: Woman in Critical Condition after Fall at Port Botany
MUA: A 55-year-old woman in a critical condition after a fall at Hutchison Ports Australia's Port Botany.
read more →LNG Tanker Violates Safety Rules on Northern Sea Route
LNG tanker Boris Vilkitsky violated a number of safety rules by entering the Northern Sea Route (NSR) with deficiencies.
read more →Sungdong Shipbuilding Enters Court Receivership
Sungdong Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering has been placed under court receivership,
read more →Eco Marine Power Calls Partners to Join Its Eco Ship Project
Eco Marine Power looking for partners to join its low-emissions ship design initiative.
read more →Amurskaya Neftebaza Orders Six Bulkers from Yangzijiang
Russia's Amurskaya Neftebaza placed an order for six 120,000 dwt bulk carriers with Yangzijiang Shipbuilding.
read more →CMA CGM Grows Its Logistics Presence
CMA CGM to acquire an equity stake of nearly 25 percent in CEVA Logistics AG.
read more →Events>
Singapore Maritime Technology Conference and Exhibition (SMTC) 2018
The 3rd Singapore Maritime Technology Conference and Exhibition (SMTC) 2018 is organized by the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore…
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Singapore Maritime Week 2018
Singapore Maritime Week (SMW), organised annually by Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) and attracts…
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8th Dredging & Land Reclamation World Summit 2018
The 8th Dredging and Land Reclamation Summit 2018 will gather the decision makers from Authorities and Operators responsible for ports…
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Shipping 360
This course is ideal for those who have recently joined the maritime sector and those who need to have a better understanding…
read more >LNG to Play Central Role in IMO's Sulphur Cap
SEA\LNG: Uptake of LNG as a marine fuel could play a significant role in shipping sector's decarbonisation.
read more →Video: Norwegian Bliss Delivered
Norwegian Cruise Line has taken delivery of the 168,028-gross-ton Norwegian Bliss from Meyer Werft.
read more →Golar LNG to Sign FLNG Charter Deal with BP
Golar LNG is to secure a charter agreement for an FLNG vessel with oil and gas major BP.
read more →3 LNG Carriers Transit Panama Canal in One Day
Three LNG carriers were transited through Panama Canal's Neopanamax locks in a single day.
read more →Port of Antwerp's Volumes Continue Rising
Containers push port of Antwerp's volumes to 58.3 million tonnes, representing the port's best quarter ever.
read more →Report: Bulker Caused Fatal Oil Spill in Indonesia
Ever Judger believed to have caused the breakup of Pertamina's undersea pipe which resulted in the massive oil spill.
read more →Navios Acquisition Inks Sale and Leaseback for MR Quartet
Navios Maritime Acquisition Corporation finalizes a sale and leaseback deal for four MR product tankers.
read more →Greek Seamen on Strike until Friday
Greek seamen federation has launched a strike on Wednesday, April 18, suspending the country's ferry transport.
read more →16 Seafarers Return Home after Months on Powerless Ship
16 crew members of the Bahrain-flagged containership Avonmoor have received their wages and returned home to Ukraine.
read more →EU a Step Closer to Trade Agreements with Japan, Singapore
European Commission presented the trade agreements with Japan, Singapore to the Council for adoption.
read more →COSCO Shipping Gemini Joins World’s 20,000 TEU Club
One more 20,000 TEU containeship for COSCO Shipping Lines.
read more →Ports of LA, Long Beach to Fund Clean Air Technologies
Ports of Los Angeles, Long Beach are offering new funding for development of clean air technologies.
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