Green Marine
Kongsberg, MAN ES to Collaborate on Common Data Infrastructure for Maritime Sector
Kongsberg, MAN are to explore the potential for collaboration on a common data infrastructure for the maritime sector.
Seized North Korean Bulker Sold for Scrap
North Korea had earlier requested the release of the vessel.
BDO: Shipping Confidence Drops as Trade Wars Intensify
Geopolitical uncertainty contributed significantly to the decline in confidence recorded in BDO’s latest survey.
First Phase of Ecuador’s Posorja Deep Water Port Completed
A total of USD 1.2 billion are scheduled to be invested into the project.
Maersk Tankers, Cargill and Mitsui Team Up to Cut GHG Emissions in Shipping
The trio would exploit existing fuel-saving technologies and explore new technical solutions to cut GHG emissions.
KOTUG, Horizon Maritime Create Joint Venture in Canada
KOTUG International B.V. and Horizon Maritime Services form a towage joint venture in Canada.
CMP, DFDS to Set Up Shore Power in Copenhagen
The work on the designing and planning of the facility is now underway, and the construction will start in 2020.
BC Ferries Looking to Raise USD 188 Mn with Bond Issue
The net proceeds will provide for capital expenditures, general corporate purposes and fund the series reserve account.
International Seaways to Prepay USD 100 Mn of Debt
The move comes on the back of the sales of vessels and interest in the company’s LNG joint venture with Nakilat.
Monjasa Conducts First VLSFO Supply in Colombia
The company supplied 250 mts of VLSFO to LPG tanker Penelope M at Cartagena anchorage.
Unresponsive Crewmember Hoisted from Cargo Ship off Texas
The BBC Campana’s 34-year-old male sailor was reportedly found unresponsive by the crew.
Intercargo: 2020 Still Dominates Dry Bulk Shipping’s Challenges
Intercargo: The global availability of safe compliant fuels remains a key question that is largely still unanswered.
Poland Getting New Shipping Channel
The channel will enable larger vessels to reach Port of Elblag.
Danish Pension Funds Launch Second Maritime Investment Fund
The first fund of USD 450 million was successfully invested in vessels chartered on long-term contracts.