Image of the Day: HMS Dragon Basking in the Sun

This amazing photo has been captured by the crewmembers of the tanker RFA Gold Rover, who’d earlier provided the Portsmouth-based Type 45 destroyer with a top-up of fuel on the way to San Juan. HMS Dragon is the fourth ...

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Port of Hedland Averts Strike

Port of Hedland Averts Strike

Australian Fair Work Commission (FWC) has ordered stoppage of the industrial action of Port of Hedland tug ...

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LR Issues Offshore Collision Guidance Notes

LR Issues Offshore Collision Guidance Notes

Lloyd’s Register Energy has launched new offshore collision guidance notes for the marine and ...

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Dutch Firms Net Kazakhstan Shipyard FEED Contract

Dutch Firms Net Kazakhstan Shipyard FEED Contract

Consultancy and engineering firms Royal HaskoningDHV and Witteveen+Bos have been awarded the USD 18 million ...

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Southampton Port Sets Stage for Heavyweights

Southampton Port Ready for Heavyweights

Associated British Ports’ Port of Southampton is ready to handle the biggest ships in the world after the ...

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Port Everglades Marks Record Revenue

Port Everglades Marks Record Revenue

Passenger moves at South Florida’s Port Everglades topped 4 million in 2014, with a record number of 3.88 ...

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Platten: Shipping Crucial in Scotland’s Healing Process

Guy Platten,  UK Chamber of Shipping's Chief Executive

The shipping industry needs to play a significant role in that healing process in Scotland, Guy Platten, Chief ...

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Horizon Lines Looking to Sell

Horizon Lines for Sale

The U.S. ocean cargo carrier Horizon Lines has entered into definitive agreements for a series of transactions that ...

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SBM Offshore Settles Bribery Case

SBM Offshore Settles Bribery Case

Dutch SBM Offshore has agreed to a USD 240 million out-of-court settlement with the Dutch Public Prosecutor’s ...

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BIMCO’s Bunker Terms Get Green Light

Illustration

BIMCO’s Standard Bunker Contract 2015 was approved for publication at the organisation’s bi-annual ...

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Wärtsilä’s Aquarius EC Clears First US Hurdle

Wärtsilä's Aquarius EC Clears First US Hurdle

The United States Coast Guard (USCG) has granted Alternate Management System (AMS) acceptance for Wärtsilä’s ...

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DP World London Gateway Adds New Services

DP World London Adds New Services

DP World London Gateway has marked its first year in business with a series of new deep-sea container shipping ...

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ITIC Warns of Confidentiality Agreement Traps

ITIC Warns of Confidentiality Agreement Traps

UK-based indemnity insurer ITIC has advised shipbrokers, consultants and other advisers not to sign confidentiality ...

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New Reefer Service Links Russia with Turkey and Israel

New Reefer Service Links Russia with Turkey and Israel

Russia’s port operator NCSP Group has reported on the opening of a new container service by ARKAS Line – the ...

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Update: Fair Work Orders Talks over Tandara Spirit

MUA Takes Vitol to Fair Work

Australia’s Fair Work Commission (FWC) has ordered talks over the next two days over the future of the ...

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NASSCO Cuts Steel for SEA-Vista’s Tanker Trio

Artist's Rendering

General Dynamics NASSCO has cut the first steel for three 50,000 deadweight ton, 330,000 barrel cargo capacity ...

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GALLERY: Quantum of the Seas Finally Home

Royal Caribbean Quantum of the Seas Sunset

Royal Caribbean International’s newest cruise ship, Quantum of the Seas, arrived into her homeport of Cape ...

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Höegh Autoliners in Talks with Wallem Shipmanagement

Höegh Autoliners in Talks with Wallem Shipmanagement

Höegh Autoliners is in talks with Wallem Ship Management to expand their cooperation by establishing a joint ...

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Sewol Captain Sentenced to 36 Years of Prison

Sewol Captain Sentenced to 36 Years of Prison

Captain of the ill-fated Sewol ferry that capsized in April 2014, claiming lives of 295 passengers, mainly high ...

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