Hapag-Lloyd: MPS Sailings Cancelled amid Congestion

MPS Sailings Cancelled amid Congestion

German liner company Hapag-Lloyd said that sailings on its Mediterranean Pacific Service (MPS) westbound have been ...

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Spanish Court Jails Six Somali Pirates

Illustration: EU Naval Force apprehends a skiff with suspect pirates onboard

A Spanish court has convicted six Somali pirates sentencing them on sixteen years of imprisonment each. Namely, the ...

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One Killed, Three Taken Hostage in Pirate Attack off Nigeria

One Killed, Three Taken Hostage in Pirate Attack off Nigeria

One crew member was killed and three taken hostage in a pirate attack on a Greek-owned tanker pending unloading off ...

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Stena Bulk Names First of Its Ten Newbuilds

Stena Impression

Stena Bulk’s IMOIIMAX Stena Impression, the first of ten 50,000 DWT MR chemical tanker newbuilds, was named ...

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Ardmore Sails to Profitable Full Year

Ardmore Sails to Profitable Full Year

Cork-based ship owner and operator Ardmore Shipping has posted a third successive profitable quarter and its first ...

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Seanergy Maritime Warned for Stock Non-Compliance

Warned-for-Stock-Non-Compliance

Marshall Islands dry bulk transportation company Seanergy Maritime Holdings Corp. has received written notification ...

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Term of the Day: Vessel Sharing Agreement (VSA)

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A Vessel Sharing Agreement (VSA) is usually reached between various partners within a shipping consortium who agree ...

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Euronav Assigns USD 235.5 Mln for Maersk’s VLCCs

Euronav Assigns USD 235

Having closed its Initial Public Offering (IPO) of ordinary shares on NYSE, Euronav NV said it would repay the USD ...

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ITF: Seafarers Aboard FOC Ship Neither Fed Nor Paid

Seafarers Aboard FOC Ship Neither Fed nor Paid

The International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) voiced concerns about the welfare of 21 Filipino seafarers ...

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North Pacific Route to Become Bussiest Trading Corridor

North Pacific Route to Become Bussiest Trading Corridor

The North Pacific route will surpass the North Atlantic as the world’s most busy trading corridor in terms of ...

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The Dutch Forge Ahead with LNG Bunkering Plans

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 ...

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Infographic: Maritime Crime Figures for 2014

Maritime Crime Figures for 2014 V3

Maritime operations company Dryad Maritime released the following infographic showing maritime crime figures for ...

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USCG Clears Serenade of the Seas for Departure

USCG Clears Serenade of the Seas for Departure

The United States Coast Guard cleared Royal Caribbean’s cruise ship Serenade of the Seas for departure from ...

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Update: Sunken Tug Spills Oil off Oahu

Update Sunken Tug Spills Oil off Oahu

The U.S. Coast Guard Hawaii Pacific, Department of Health and responsible party Unified Command, are continuing oil ...

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COSCO Swings Back to Profit

COSCO Swings Back to profit

After three years of losses, China’s shipping conglomerate China Ocean Shipping (Group) Company (COSCO) ...

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Egypt Selects Winners of Its USD 2.2 Bln LNG Tender

Winners of Egypt's USD 2.2 Bln LNG Tender Selected

Egypt has selected the winners of its USD 2.2 billion tender for delivery of 75 cargoes of liquefied natural gas ...

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Time Working Against Bulk Jupiter Search

Time Working Against Bulk Jupiter Search

Owner of the sunken bulk carrier Bulk Jupiter Gearbulk said it plans to continue to allocate vessels transiting the ...

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CMES Back at Dalian for More

CMES Back at Dalian for More

China Merchants Energy Shipping (CMES) has ordered construction of a 319,000 DWT Very Large Crude Carrier (VLCC) ...

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Skangass Books New LNG Bunker Vessel

Skangass Books New Bunker Vessel

Sweden’s liquefied natural gas provider Skangass has commissioned a specialised bunker vessel which will ...

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Finnlines Takes Two

Finnlines Takes Two

Finnish shipping company Finnlines has agreed to purchase two ro/ro vessels for its North Sea liner services. The ...

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Readers’ Picks of the Week (5-9 of Jan)

DSME Christens World’s Biggest Containership Korean shipbuilder Daewoo Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering (DSME) ...

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