Green Marine
Singapore Ship Registry Reaches 95 Million GT Milestone
SRS crossed the 95 million GT milestone, maintaining its position among the top 5 registries in the world.
Monjasa Supplies 1st VLSFO in Lome, Expands West African Footprint
Monjasa has completed its first ship-to-ship supply of the very low sulfur fuel oil in Lome, Togo.
Maritime Singapore Green Initiative Extended Until 2024
Singapore has decided to extend for another five years a key initiative that seeks to reduce shipping emissions.
MOL: First LNG Bunkering Completed at Japanese Port of Nagoya
The demonstration test confirmed that LNG can be safely supplied to vessels at the Port of Nagoya.
Hurtigruten: World’s 1st Hybrid Electric-Powered Cruise Ship Named in Antarctica
Roald Amundsen, the world’s first hybrid electric-powered expedition ship, has been named on Brabant Island.
Navios Acquisition Confirms VLCC Sale, Inks Two Charter Deals
The company sold the 2002-built VLCC Nave Electron for a price of USD 25.3 million.
Fire Hits Tanker off Singapore, 18 Crew Evacuated
MPA Singapore informed that all 18 crew members have been safely evacuated and the fire has been put out.
Maersk Invests in Return Logistics Start-Up ZigZag
ZigZag helps retailers to reduce the cost and complexity of managing returns with its software and functionality.
Titan LNG Conducts 1st LNG Bunkering in Port of IJmuiden
Dutch LNG supplier Titan LNG has completed the first-ever LNG bunkering at the Port of IJmuiden, North Holland.
Pangaea Sells Bulker Duo for USD 11 Mn
In October 2019, the company agreed to dispose of the 2001-built Bulk Juliana and the 1996-built Bulk Patriot.
Diana Shipping Shrinks Fleet, Sheds Another Panamax
Including the 2005-built Clio, the company agreed to sell six Panamaxes so far this year.
Calleya: Sulphur Cap Is a Very Hard Deadline, No Exceptions
A fuel oil non-availability report exists, however, “this is intended for temporary purposes only,” Calleya said.
WMU President: Industry Is Not Doing Enough to Empower Women
The percentage of women in the maritime industry is very low and has not changed for years.
PSA International Wants to Grow DCT Gdansk’s Capacity to 7 Mn TEUs
PSA International has unveiled an ambition to grow capacity at DCT Gdansk to 7 million.