Green Marine
Electrical Issues Hamper Operations at APM’s Moin Terminal in Costa Rica
A total of 12 boxships will be diverted over a five-day period.
Gazprom Neft to Supply Low-Sulphur Marine Fuel to Royal Caribbean, Saga Cruises
Gazpromneft Marine Bunker inks bunker supply deals with Royal Caribbean and Saga Cruises.
PSA, Partners Wrap Up DCT Gdańsk Acquisition
PSA, PFR and GIF complete the acquisition of DCT Gdańsk, the largest container terminal in Poland.
Wärtsilä Lands Service Deals for Four Japanese LNG Carriers
The four carriers are owned by two joint ventures.
Golden Ocean Agrees Refinancing amid Weaker Markets
GOGL signed two new credit facilities to refinance obligations under previous loans which financed 14 vessels.
Resolve Completes Raysut II Wreck Removal off Oman
The complicated project was completed by April 2019.
K Line Cuts Executives’ Pay by 10 Pct
K Line reduces the pay of its executives from April 2019 by 10 pct.
New Transatlantic Services Put Hamburg Port Back on Growth Track
Germany’s Port of Hamburg ends Q1 2019 with a 6.4% increase in container volumes.
Greek Shipping Companies Accused of Faking Pollution Records
Greek trio indicted for failing to keep accurate ship pollution control records, falsifying records in the US.
Zeaborn Ship Management Aims to Grow Fleet to 250 Ships, Gets New CEO
Zeaborn to grow its managed fleet to 250 vessels with the support of its new CEO.
Petronas FLNG Satu Starts Production at New Site
PFLNG Satu achieved first LNG drop at the Kebabangan field on May 7.
Ocean Yield Takes Delivery of Scorpio’s Ultramax Pair
Ocean Yield ASA takes delivery of two 2017-built Ultramax dry bulk vessels.
Novatek Brings In TechnipFMC for Arctic LNG 2 Project
The first train of the project is scheduled for launch in 2023.
IMO MEPC Tightens Climate Protection Requirements for Ships
MEPC: amendments to strengthen existing requirements for new ships to be more energy efficient.