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2020 Bulkers Ties Up Trio in Charter Deals with Koch
All three time charters will commence after delivery of the newbuildings from New Times Shipyard.
Höegh LNG to Charter Its New FSRU to Cheniere
The time charter is set to commence in September 2019 after the delivery of Höegh LNG’s tenth unit.
Scorpio Unveils Scrubber Order for 23 More Vessels
Nine scrubbers would be installed on Scorpio Bulkers’ fleet, while 14 units were ordered by Scorpio Tankers.
LNG Lucrative for PCTC Newbuilds, Study Finds
LNG as a marine fuel delivers the best return on investment and is a competitive option for newbuild PCTCs, SEALNG said.
TT-Line Ferry with 217 Passengers Catches Fire off Germany
Damage assessment is still ongoing.
Singapore, China to Boost Maritime Collaboration
MPA Singapore signs MOU with China’s Waterborne Transport Research Institute (WTI) to enhance maritime collaboration.
Nigeria Introduces New Bill to Tackle Rampant Piracy
The bill empowers authorities to seize vessels used by pirates anywhere in Nigeria and in international waters.
Alphaliner: Containership Giants to Continue Driving Fleet Growth
Alphaliner: Shipowners are interested in large (>10,000 TEU) and small (
NRF: Imports at Top US Container Ports to Rise Modestly
Imports at the US major retail container ports will remain at high levels this summer but are to grow only modestly.
Port of Seattle’s Terminal 5 Expansion Kicks Off
The upgrades will allow the deep-sea port to handle 18,000 TEU ships.
Fire Erupts on Philippine RoRo Ship
A Philippine roll-on/roll-off vessel caught fire while docked in Cebu.
UK Presents Clean Maritime Plan
The UK government has published the Clean Maritime Plan, an ambitious plan to cut pollution from the maritime sector.
Titan LNG Conducts World’s Largest LNG Bunkering to Date
Titan LNG completes the largest LNG bunkering in the world involving Heerema’s new crane vessel.
TEN Finds Work for One of Its Crude Carriers
Around USD 23 million of gross revenues are expected over the maximum period of the employment.