North Sea Port Ready to Invest in Hydrogen as Fuel
North Sea Port is looking to invest in hydrogen as marine fuel when time comes.
→Shipping Firms Wasting Money on Paper in Digitalization Era
GNS: Shipping companies are wasting money buying charts and publications that vessels never actually use.
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PaxOcean Delivers Largest FRSU Built in China
PaxOcean delivered a 26,000m3 FSRU to Indonesia-based Jaya Samudra Karunia.
read more →We Will Be Industry's Collective Voice on IT
MSC's CIO André Simha reveals key drivers behind liner association on digitalization.
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Klaveness Seals COA Extension with South32 Marketing
Klaveness Combination Carriers AS has secured an extension of CoA with South32 Marketing Pte.
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North Sea Port: We Are Ready to Invest in Hydrogen as Fuel
Dutch-Belgian North Sea Port is looking to invest in hydrogen as fuel when opportunities arise.
read more →Port of Amsterdam Striving to Become Future Ready Port
The Port of Amsterdam has embarked on a number of initiatives aimed at a more sustainable future.
read more →Interview: Hydrogen Is the Ideal Zero-Emissions Fuel
Traver Kennedy, Chairman and CEO of Joi Scientific, speaks on the potential of hydrogen to be the fuel of the future.
read more →Algoma Still Considering Alternatives for Cancelled Ships
Algoma still examining potential alternatives to replace the cancelled shipbuilding contracts at Uljanik.
read more →BGC Partners Takes Over Poten & Partners
BGC Partners completed the acquisition of ship brokerage, consulting and business intelligence firm Poten & Partners.
read more →Frontline: Tanker Market Has Exited the Cycle Trough
Frontline believes it's well positioned to generate significant returns in a strengthening tanker market.
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Shandong Shipping Tied to Order for Ten Bulkers
Shandong Shipping placed an order for ten 180,000 dwt bulk carriers, data provided by Asiasis shows.
read more →Turkish, Dutch Cargo Ships Collide in North Sea
The ships spent the night locked together before being separated by tugs early this morning.
read more →More Than Half of 2008 Orders Are Speculative
A total of 42 newbuilding orders have been placed year to date, of which about 27 are assumed speculative.
read more →Fincantieri to Extend Three Windstar Cruise Ships
Fincantieri has signed an EUR 200 million contract to extend three cruise ships for Windstar Cruises.
read more →Poseidon Refinances Debt, Wraps Up Merger with GSL
GSL & Poseidon Containers have completed their stock-for-stock merger creating a combined fleet of 38 ships.
read more →Tidewater, GulfMark Finalize Business Combination
Tidewater, GulfMark Offshore completed their business combination, creating the industry's largest OSV owner.
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Maritime Reconnaissance & Surveillance Technology
Now in its 4th successful year, Maritime Reconnaissance & Surveillance Technology is the only event that specifically.
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DREDGING FOR SUSTAINABLE INFRASTRUCTURE
The two-day-long programme offers six highly interactive sessions with contributions from…
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Maritime Information Warfare
SMi are thrilled to announce the return of Maritime Information Warfare conference, now in its second year…
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Offshore Wind Europe 2018
The Offshore Wind Europe speaker line-up is supported by executives who are leading the charge…
read more >Seafarer Dies after Being Struck by Container in Dublin
A seafarer died after a container struck him at Southbank Quay, Ringsend, Dublin, on November 14.
read more →Safe Bulkers Secures New Loan, Concludes Refinancing
Safe Bulkers has concluded its refinancing actions with a USD 51.4 million loan facility.
read more →TORM Optimistic of Product Tanker Long-Term Prospects
TORM's earnings plunged in the third quarter of 2018 amid historically low levels in the product tanker market.
read more →First Steel Cut for Carnival's Newest and Largest Ship
Meyer Turku cut the first steel for Carnival Cruise Line's newest ship.
read more →Simha: We Will Be Industry’s Collective Voice on IT Issues
MSC's CIO André Simha reveals key drivers behind liner association on digitalization.
read more →Hudson Shipping Hires Diana's Panamax
Diana Shipping inks a time charter contract for one of its Panamax dry bulk vessels, the M/V Thetis.
read more →Teekay LNG Wants to Be Treated as Corporation
Teekay LNG Partners plans to amend its US tax status to be treated as a corporation instead of a partnership.
read more →Japan Launches New Whaling Mission in Southern Ocean
Japan deployed its ships for a new whaling operation in the Antarctic Ocean on November 12.
read more →Pan Ocean Bullish on Earnings amid Market Recovery
Pan Ocean booked higher profits in the third quarter of 2018 reaping fruits of stronger market.
read more →STX Gets AiP from LR for LNG-Fuelled MR Tanker
LR presented STX with approval in principle for a LNG-fuelled 50,000 dwt MR tanker design.
read more →Weak TCE Revenues Push Pyxis Tankers Further into Loss
Pyxis Tankers sank further into the red during the third quarter of 2018 driven by a drop in TCE revenues.
read more →Obstacles to Reform at IMO Threaten Climate Goals
IMO needs to give the working group for reforming the agency a remit that allows it to increase public scrutiny.
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