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ICTSI Taking Over Container Terminal in Rio de Janeiro
ICTSI will pay USD 197 million for the concession rights.
Intercargo Raises Concerns Ahead of Sulphur Cap
The magnitude of the sulphur cap challenge and the need for a smooth transition raising concerns.
NOC: Crude Oil Loadings Halted at Libya’s Zawiya Port
Libya’s National Oil Corporation declares force majeure on crude oil loadings at Zawiya port.
APM Terminals, ILWU in Tentative Deal on Los Angeles Terminal Automation
The automation project had been contested due to the fear of loss of jobs.
Five 2020 Bulkers’ Newbuildings to Be Delivered Earlier
The delivery of five of the company’s new vessels had been advanced by a total of eight months.
Novatek Closes LNG 2 Transaction with Chinese, Japanese Firms
PAO Novatek closed the sale of minority stakes in Arctic LNG 2 Project to Chinese and Japanese companies.
UK Ships Warned to Avoid Strait of Hormuz after Tanker Seizure
The UK Foreign Office is urging British-flagged vessels to avoid the Strait of Hormuz.
Stena Bulk Waiting Permission to Visit Stena Impero’s Crew
Stena Bulk submitted a formal request for permission to visit the 23 crew members Stena Impero.
Seven Armed Pirates Board Bulker near Singapore Strait
After the attack, the bulker CK Bluebell resumed its voyage to Incheon, South Korea.
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Iran Seizes UK-Flagged Tanker in Strait of Hormuz
Iran seized a British-flagged, Swedish-owned oil tanker while transiting the Strait of Hormuz Friday.
Gibraltar Court Extends Detention of Iranian Oil Tanker Grace 1
Gibraltar’s Supreme Court extends the period of detention of Grace 1.
NWSA Half-Year Volumes Break 14-Year Record
NWSA ports handled 1.92 million TEUs in the first half of the year.
Canada Inks 1st Long-Term Contract to Ship LNG to China
FortisBC signs its first term supply agreement to produce LNG for Top Speed Energy Corp. to export to China.