Hapag-Lloyd has on-hired over 100,000 TEU of additional equipment across the globe to keep the supply chain flowing.
More than a million jobs in the oilfield service industry (OFS) are likely to be cut in 2020 due to low project volumes brought upon by the Covid-19 epidemic and the ongoing oil price war, a Rystad Energy impact analysis shows, also revealing that shale services will bear most of the reductions.
Japan’s Inpex Corporation is reviewing its investment plans and looking into other cost-reducing measures due to the current market situation and the impact of the coronavirus and the oil price decline on its business operations.
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The coronavirus found on cabin surfaces of infected passengers up to 17 days after cabins were vacated.
Seafarers seeking help in overcoming their circumstances onboard ships exacerbated by the pandemic.
Vale has decided to temporarily close Teluk Rubiah Maritime Terminal amid the global coronavirus outbreak.
MOL plans to downgrade forecast amid a total of USD 146 million of extraordinary losses.
The effects of the COVID-19 virus on global demand for oil and gas, along with an ongoing price war that has sent oil prices tumbling at an unprecedented rate, are poised to wreak havoc on new project development plans for this year, Rystad Energy has said.
There are approximately 4,000 ships fitted or about to be fitted with a scrubber.
