Allseas: No Intention to Change Pieter Schelte’s Name
Swiss-based Allseas Group SA, the owner of Pieter Schelte crane vessel, does not intend to change the ...
read more →SCF May Miss Out on Tanker IPO Fever
Russia’s shipping company Sovcomflot could miss out on improving market fundamentals that are likely to ...
read more →Maritime Unions Demand Pieter Schelte’s Name Change
The International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) is demanding that the Swiss-based Allseas Group SA, the ...
read more →Ardmore Sails to Profitable Full Year
Cork-based ship owner and operator Ardmore Shipping has posted a third successive profitable quarter and its first ...
read more →LR2 Product Tanker Joins Scorpio Tankers’ Fleet
Scorpio Tankers has taken delivery of STI Alexis, an LR2 product tanker from Daehan Shipbuilding Co. Ltd. This ...
read more →Maersk Line Cut Its Capacity on South America-Europe Trade
Danish liner giant Maersk Line has cut its overall market capacity by 10 % on the trade between the east coast of ...
read more →ESPO Voices Concerns about Juncker Plan
The European Sea Ports Organisation (ESPO) has voiced concerns about the impact of the new European Fund for ...
read more →Euronav Assigns USD 235.5 Mln for Maersk’s VLCCs
Having closed its Initial Public Offering (IPO) of ordinary shares on NYSE, Euronav NV said it would repay the USD ...
read more →Environmentalists Boycott Ship Carrying Radioactive Waste
Environmentalist groups are urging Turkish authorities to prevent a ship, believed to be loaded with radioactive ...
read more →Avance Gas Finds Work for Its Newbuild
Operator and owner of Very Large Gas Carriers (VLGC) Avance Gas Holding has chartered out its newbuild ...
read more →Economic Boom Puts Pressure on India’s Ports
India’s economic growth looks set to surpass China’s for the first time in 2016, lending support to both east and ...
read more →Fjord1 Orders Two Ferries
Norwegian transport conglomerate Fjord1 has ordered two ferries of Multi Maritime design, Multi Maritime said in a ...
read more →Skuld Advises Strict Compliance to ECA Rules
It has only been three weeks since the new ultra low sulphur regulations have come in to force in North America and ...
read more →Finnish Union Boycotts Unifeeder’s Vessels
European short sea operator Unifeeder said that two of its vessels are being boycotted in Finish ports. The company ...
read more →VIDEO: Preps for Höegh Osaka’s Repair Underway
Preparation of a repair plan for the car carrier Höegh Osaka is underway, according to the vessel’s owner ...
read more →CMA CGM Adjusts Europe-West Africa Service
CMA CGM/Delmas will realign their Europe (via Tangier-Med)-West Africa network with three new services (Euraf3, ...
read more →UK Seafarers Unprotected from Unfair Competition
A new report from maritime specialists at Cardiff University into UK seafarers has found ineffective enforcement of ...
read more →Navig8 Bolsters Pool Fleets
January has been a busy month for Navig8 Group’s shipping pools as they bolster ranks with new units. A total of ...
read more →The Dutch Forge Ahead with LNG Bunkering Plans
The Dutch entrepreneurs Peter Versluis (Veka Group), Gerard Deen (Deen Shipping) and Ed de Jong (IUVENIS) joined ...
read more →DMA: Exhaust Gas Cleaning Systems Approval Made Easier
It becomes easier to verify whether exhaust gas cleaning systems comply with the stricter limit values for sulphur ...
read more →South Asia Still Preferred Dumping Ground
Out of a total of 1026 ships dismantled globally in 2014, 641, representing 74% of the total gross tonnage (GT) ...
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