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Port of Hamburg Preps for 23,000+ TEU Boxships
Port of Hamburg receives three new gantry cranes to be able to handle 23,000 TEU+ containerships.
Activists Protest Seattle Cruise Terminal Expansion
Stand.earth and 350 Seattle activists protested against Port of Seattle’s Cruise Terminal 46 expansion proposal.
NCL Delivers Solid Quarter Despite Hurricane Dorian Impacts
The company said that the top line exceeded expectations and it recorded the highest quarterly revenue in its history.
Wärtsilä, PSA Marine Move Forward with IntelliTug Project
The first-of-its-kind dynamic positioning system has been installed on board PSA Polaris.
Scorpio Tankers Shrinks Loss as Vessel Revenues Rise
Net loss was at USD 45.3 million, compared to USD 71.7 million seen in the third quarter of 2018.
Wes Amelie to Become 1st Ship Partially Running on Synthetic Natural Gas
The container vessel Wes Amelie will be the first ship partially running on synthetic natural gas.
Hafnia to Collect USD 230 Mn from Oslo Pre-Listing Offering
The offering price was set at NOK 25,45 (USD 2,77) per share.
Lithuania’s KN Looking to Buy FSRU Independence
The company intends to agree financing for the acquisition of FSRU Independence by the end of April 2020.
TGA Vice Chairman: Registering Ships under Saudi Arabia’s Flag Now Takes Less Than 2 Minutes
The Saudi Arabian flagged fleet grew by 28 percent in 2018.
Investing in Critical Infrastructure, Port Development Key for Blue Economy
Kenya is undertaking critical infrastructure projects to facilitate the country’s Blue Economy.
CPO Tankers Changes Name to Zeaborn Tankers
Following the acquisition by Zeaborn Group, CPO Tankers has been renamed Zeaborn Tankers.
Frederick J. Kenney: No Country Has Ratified Every Single IMO Treaty
There are some countries that are close to ratifying all of the IMO treaties but none is a party to every convention.
EPIK Selects Financial Adviser for Newcastle FSRU Project
ANZ will serve as financial adviser for EPIK’s Newcastle GasDock LNG import terminal in New South Wales.
Stena Line to Fit Five More Ships with AI Technology
More vessels will feature the technology after Stena Line confirms the project saves 2-3% fuel per trip.