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Port of Corpus Christi Okays 50-Year Lease Deal with Carlyle JV
The Port of Corpus Christi Commission approves a lease agreement with Lone Star Ports.
DSS Holdings, Capital Product Partners Wrap Up Merger
The newly formed company now owns and operates 68 vessels on the water.
Tanker Hijacked by Migrants Reaches Malta
A tanker which was hijacked by migrants in Libyan waters has arrived at a port in Malta.
GasLog Enters 12-Year LNG Carrier Charter with Japan’s JERA
The chartered LNG carrier will be delivered by Samsung Heavy in April 2020.
Poor Watchkeeping Leads to Ferry, Motor Vessel Collision
RoRo passenger ferry Red Falcon collided with a motor cruiser due to poor navigational watchkeeping practice.
Safe Harbour Tanker Chartering to Become Part of Clarksons Platou
Clarksons Platou is to acquire Safe Harbour Tanker Chartering.
EIA: Sulphur Cap to Extensively Affect Shipping, Refining
IMO’s 2020 sulphur cap will have wide-ranging repercussions for the global refining and shipping industries.
Containerships CEO Steps Down
The CEO is stepping down five months after CMA CGM acquired Containerships.
Euronav Picks Current CFO for CEO Role
The company is now in search of a new CFO
Two Combined LNG/LEG Gas Carriers Join Anthony Veder’s Fleet
Anthony Veder takes delivery of two secondhand 10,000 cbm combined gas carriers.
Alphaliner: Scrubber Orders for Boxships Rise to over 540 Units
Alphaliner: Nine months ahead of the 2020 sulphur cap, scrubber orders for containerships increased to over 540 units.
Norway: Low Lube Oil Pressure Led to Viking Sky Blackout
Preliminary findings suggest that low lubricating oil pressure caused Viking Sky’s engine failure.
Japan Becomes Tenth Member of IMO’s Hong Kong Convention
Japan joined the Hong Kong Convention on March 27.
India’s Navayuga Container Terminal Reaches 500,000 TEU Milestone
The terminal handled 500,000 TEUs for the first time in a single financial year.