Green Marine
The United States’ Only Heavy Icebreaker Catches Fire off Antarctica
A fire broke out on board the USCGC Polar Star off Antarctica on February 10, 2019.
Owners Urged to Look Beyond 2020 Compliance Solution
Auramarine: Marine sector should look beyond the initial choice of compliance solution ahead of the sulphur cap.
SEALNG: LNG Sets Path Forward to Meet IMO GHG Reduction Goals
LNG is a viable pathway to meet the IMO 2050 GHG targets, SEALNG believes.
ZPMC Invests in COSCO to Enhance Business with Terminal Companies
ZPMC acquiring USD 62.8 million worth of COSCO shares.
Corvus Energy Wins World’s Largest Battery Package Order for Hybrid Vessels
Corvus Energy contracted for the marine world’s largest battery package for a hybrid vessel.
Diana Shipping Back to Black in 4Q 2018
Diana Shipping managed to return to black in the fourth of 2018 with a net income of USD 2.9 million.
Wärtsilä Inks LNG Carrier Upkeep Deal with Tokyo LNG Tanker
Wärtsilä will support the maintenance of LNG carriers with dual-fuel engines.
Jinhui Shipping Ends 2018 in Black after Shedding Four Supramaxes
The four vessels were sold for a price of USD 32.5 million, bringing in a net gain of USD 5.4 million.
Spanish Port of Ferrol Sees 1st LNG Ship Refueling
LNG ship refueling operations took place at the Port of Ferrol for the first time.
Finnlines: Design Underway for Next-Generation RoPax Concept
Finnlines designing and developing a next-generation RoPax concept.
Spliethoff Secures Loan for 22-Ship Scrubber Retrofit
The loan is financed by ING and the European Investment Bank.
BW LPG Posts Wider Loss, Remains Cautiously Optimistic
BW LPG remains cautiously optimistic for the full year due to sustained U.S. LPG production growth.
SFL: USD 1.2 Bn Invested in New Vessels in 2018
SFL: USD 1.2 billion of new investments in 2018.
Global Tensions Push MPC Container Ships Deeper into Loss
MPC Container Ships widened its net loss in 4Q 2018 amid a number of geopolitical and economic factors.