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→Crew Members of Maersk Boxship Test Positive for Covid-19
Five crew members of a Maersk owned and operated containership test positive for coronavirus.
read more →AAM to Complete US 1st Hydrogen Fuel Cell Vessel
All American Marine is to complete the aluminum construction of a hydrogen-powered, electric drive vessel.
read more →Carnival’s Brands Extend Voyage Pause until Mid of May
Carnival Corporation’s North American cruise line operators are extending their suspension of cruise voyages.
read more →PSA, Jurong Port, Others to Launch Hydrogen Import Study
The goal is to develop technologies related to the importation, transportation, and storage of hydrogen.
read more →Japanese Company to Build World’s First All-Electric Tankers
Japan’s Asahi Tanker plans to build the world’s first two zero-emission electrically powered tankers.
read more →Svitzer Bags Five-Year Contract Extension with NuStar
Svitzer has secured a five-year extension of its marine service contract with NuStar.
read more →MPA Singapore Softens Ban on Crew Changes
The Port of Singapore has softened the ban on crew changes amid the coronavirus pandemic.
read more →Coronavirus Pandemic Sets Off a New Wave of Blank Sailings
Murphy: The number of blank sailings jumped from 2 to 45 on the main deep-sea trades last week.
read more →Konecranes Announces 2,000 Temporary Layoffs in Finland
Finnish Konecranes to temporarily lay off some 2,000 employees.
read more →Yilport to Make Italy’s Taranto Port Its Mediterranean Hub
Yilport Holding is working with Konecranes Ports Services to recommission 23 port cranes at Italy’s Taranto Port.
read more →CMA CGM-Chartered Boxship Runs Aground in Mississippi River
A Liberia-flagged containership ran aground in the Mississippi River on March 27.
read more →Boxship Dodges Pirate Attack South of Bonny Island
MV Lana escaped pirate hands on Friday, March 27, while sailing south of Bonny Island, Nigeria.
read more →Japan’s Two Shipbuilding Giants to Form JV in October
Imabari Shipbuilding and Japan Marine United Corporation agree to form a joint venture.
read more →Holland America’s 2 Ships Pass Panama Canal
Coronavirus-hit Zaandam rendezvouses with sister ship to transfer passengers before both ships transit the Panama Canal.
read more →MUA: Vital Steps Needed to Save Australian Supply Chains
MUA urges Australia’s maritime businesses to implement a framework aimed at preventing coronavirus transmission.
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Maersk Gjertrud Seafarers Suspected of Having Coronavirus
A number of seafarers on board Gjertrud Maersk hospitalized after experiencing symptoms linked to Covid-19.
read more →Coronavirus’ Impact on New Cruise Ship Orders to Be Immense
Apart from the ongoing health crisis, the cruise industry is currently also faced with an economic crisis.
read more →Stena Bulk About to Test Biofuel on Its MR Tanker
Stena Bulk is about to test 100 % biofuel on one of its MR tankers in the coming weeks.
read more →FSG Delivers Eighth RoRo Newbuild to Siem
FSG has delivered another 32,336 GT roll-on/roll-off (RoRo) ferry to Siem Europe.
read more →Project to Convert CO2 Emissions into Carbon Neutral Fuel
The fuels are intended to be used primarily by marine and road transport among others in the supply chain.
read more →Coronavirus Uncertainties Steer Konecranes to Profit Warning
Konecranes has issued a profit warning for 2020 due to demand outlook uncertainties from the pandemic.
read more →Green Maritime Methanol Members Launch Engine Testing
The Green Maritime Methanol consortium achieves a new project milestone.
read more →Fincantieri Extends Production Halt
Fincantieri will further extend the work stoppage at all its military and cruise vessel production plants and offices.
read more →Synergy: Doing Nothing about Crew Changes is Not a Plan
Synergy: Collective, carefully managed crew changes at designated ports could help us tackle this crisis.
read more →3 Ships Approached in Two Days off West Africa
Ships sailing off the coast of West Africa reported at least 3 suspicious approaches over the past two days.
read more →Industry Sees Growth in Remote Surveys in Times of COVID-19
Remote ship surveys and inspections have become increasingly popular amid the coronavirus crisis.
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