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→UK Secures More Funding for Zero-Emissions Shipping Drive
The government is funding new shipping technology projects through MarRI-UK.
read more →UK Launches First Port Economic Partnership
The initiative strives to create stronger links between ports and government.
read more →Monjasa Supplies First VLSFO Ahead of IMO 2020
The company's first ship-to-ship supply took place in Southampton, UK.
read more →Euronav Secures USD 100 Mn to Buy IMO-Compliant Fuel
The company's ULCC Oceania is storing the purchased 420,000 metric tons of compliant fuel.
read more →UK Nets Record Heroin Haul on Maersk Boxship
The seized narcotics are estimated to be worth around USD 32.9 million.
read more →Safe Bulkers Completes 25% of Planned Scrubber Installations
Scrubber were installed on five vessels by the end of August 2019.
read more →Canada Investing in Development of Low-Noise Tankers
The government wants to reduce underwater noise to protect the marine environment.
read more →Low-Sulphur Fuel to Cost 30% More Than the Current Fuel
Bunker adjustment factors will soar in late 2019 and "will be very volatile in the first half of 2020."
read more →GCC Bunkers Inks Processing Deal for IMO 2020 Compliant Fuel
GCC Bunkers joined forces with Texas International Terminals to produce 0.5% sulfur bunker fuel oil.
read more →NABU: Cruise Ship Industry Slow to Adopt Green Technologies
The organization has published the results of a study which covered 89 ships.
read more →SEA\LNG Expands US Network with Stabilis Energy
Stabilis Energy provides small-scale LNG production, distribution and fuelling services in North America.
read more →Monjasa Takes Full Ownership of Five Bunker Tankers
The vessels can segregate between two and six different types of oil products onboard.
read more →Hamburg and Rotterdam to Jointly Tackle Shipping Emissions
The two ports are to operate under a set of identical climate protection measures.
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Hyundai Heavy Gets LR's First Digital Component Approval
The approval is for a component of HHI's Integrated Smartship Solution (ISS).
read more →MSC Ship Fined for Violating Speed Limit in Canada
Transport Canada has issued a CAD 12,000 penalty to a containership operated by Swiss MSC.
read more →New Study Confirms Scrubbers Would Aid Global CO2 Reduction
The study takes into consideration energy needed to produce distillate fuels.
read more →Oil Majors Exempted from New US Sanctions on Venezuela
Venezuelan-owned and U.S.-based oil and gas company Citgo is also exempted.
read more →MOL Sets Up Zero Emission Fuel Working Group
The working group has an aim to reduce emissions in shipping's value chains by using methanation fuel.
read more →Australia Mulls Joining Strait of Hormuz Coalition
Australia is giving "serious consideration"to the U.S. request.
read more →Pacific Basin to Fit Majority of Supramaxes with Scrubbers
The equipment is expected to set Pacific Basin up "for what we believe will be stronger years ahead."
read more →UK Unveils Plan to Establish Free Ports after Brexit
Free ports could be free of some checks and paperwork, and include customs and tax benefits.
read more →AAL to Introduce Low Sulphur Surcharge Ahead of IMO 2020
AAL Shipping revealed its plans to become fully compliant with the new IMO sulphur regulation.
read more →Norway Updates Strait of Hormuz Security Warning
Norwegian-flagged vessels are advised to minimize transit in Iranian territorial waters.
read more →Korean Register Launches New GHG Data Management Tool
The tool supports data collection plan development, data transmission and data report creation.
read more →Indonesia to Delay Sulphur Cap Implementation in Its Waters
The decision was made amid abundant supplies of 3.5% sulphur content fuel at Indonesia's energy company.
read more →South Africa: Key Legislation Needed Ahead of Sulphur Cap
A key instrument in the process is a yet non-existent but crucially important piece of legislation.
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