Green Marine
Youroukos: Trade War Is the Best Thing that Happened to Container Shipping
George Youroukos, Executive Chairman of Global Ship Lease: The trade war has put the supply in check.
Port of Oakland’s Container Volumes Keep Rising
Container volumes at Port of Oakland increased by 4.2 percent in the first quarter of 2019.
Denmark to Deploy Sulphur-Sniffing Drone in Its Waters
Denmark would deploy a large drone to check emissions from ships in its waters.
US Sanctions Nine Ships, Four Owners for Venezuela Ties
Another four shipping firms and nine vessels were hit by sanctions after transporting Venezuelan oil.
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Korean Sinokor, Heung-A Combine Container Shipping Services
Sinokor and Heung-A to integrate their container shipping service businesses next week.
ITF Putting Pressure on Germany’s Bluships over Seafarer Rights Issues
An inspection operation is being launched after bulker Anna-Elisabeth was detained in Australia.
bremenports to Develop New Deep-Water Port in Iceland
bremenports, Icelandic partners join in a project to develop a deep-water port at Finnafjord.
ISSA Seeks IMO Member States’ Action over ‘Unfair’ Port Access Practices
ISSA called on IMO member states to act over unfair port access practices levied against ship suppliers.
Maersk Supply Service to Save Fuel with Energy Advisory System Onboard
Maersk Supply Service to install Wartsila Energy Advisory System on its vessels.
APM Terminals Launches The Gothenburg Gateway
APM Terminals Gothenburg has launched The Gothenburg Gateway, a new concept in Swedish logistics.
Pacific Basin to Add Supramax Trio
Pacific Basin is to expand its fleet with a further 3 secondhand Supramax vessels.
Port Houston Speeds Up Widening of Houston Ship Channel
Port of Houston Authority moved to accelerate widening of the Houston Ship Channel.
MPA Singapore Grants Funding to Digital Startups
The startups can now develop and test-bed their innovative maritime solutions.