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VV: Bulker Values Continue to Slide in 2019
VesselsValue, ViaMar released forecasted asset values until 2022 for four major ship types.
Odfjell Shrinks Loss as Chemical Tanker Market Improves
Norwegian shipping and tank terminal company Odfjell narrows its quarterly loss.
Seafarer Medevaced from d’Amico Tanker off San Francisco
A USCG helicopter medevaced an injured man from an oil tanker off the coast of San Francisco.
Flex LNG a Step Closer to New York Listing
Flex LNG has publicly filed a registration statement relating to listing its ordinary shares on the NYSE.
Global Ship Lease Earnings Rise after Poseidon Merger
Global Ship Lease has doubled its earnings on the back of its combination with Poseidon in late 2018.
Rotterdam, Guangzhou Become Sister Ports
On May 7, the Port of Rotterdam Authority and Guangzhou Port Authority signed a partnership agreement.
Report: EU Should Encourage South Asian Shipbreaking Yards to Get on EU SRR List
Audited South Asian ship recycling facilities should receive “a fair chance” to get on the EU list.
Gibraltar LNG Terminal Officially Opens
LNG will be delivered to the terminal by ship twice a month.
Denmark: Cruise Industry Commits to Sustainability with New Manifesto
Twenty-nine cruise destinations sign Cruise Baltic Sustainability Manifesto.
PSA International to Take Over Halterm, Penn Terminals
PSA International took over the Halterm Container Terminal and Penn Terminals from MIRA-managed fund.
NY/NJ Port Continues Record-Breaking Streak
The port set several records for the first quarter.
Dry Cargo Market Collapse Affects Norden’s Earnings in Q1
Norden closed Q1 2019 with a net loss, impacted by a decline in the dry cargo market.
Wärtsilä Gets USCG Approval for Aquarius UV BWMS
The US Coast Guard has so far issued 18 BWMS type approval certificates
Maersk Hamburg Sets Haifa Port Record
Maersk Hamburg is the first ship over 15,000 TEU to arrive at the port.