Green Marine
Wison’s 300MW FSRP Gets AiP from Lloyd’s Register
LR awards AiP to Wison with respect to its 300MW FSRP concept design.
Detained Livestock Carrier Released after Crew Got Paid
AMSA: Livestock carrier MV Maysora has been released from detention.
Carnival Corp: Retrofitting to LNG Is Not an Option
Strang: Carnival Corporation is not considering retrofitting existing vessels to LNG.
GPA Eyes Major Container Terminal Expansion by 2028
GPA plans to expand the capacity of Savannah container terminal from 5.5 million to 8 million TEU by 2028.
ABP Jumps on the Blockchain Bandwagon
Associated British Ports looking into the implementation of blockchain technology to improve port connectivity.
Global Ship Lease Adds Maersk Line as Charterer
Global Ship Lease signs time charter contract with Danish liner Maersk Line for a 2004-built boxship.
Ocean Cleanup Puts Its System to Final Tests
The Ocean Cleanup’s System 001 starts the Pacific Trials.
BIFA: Sulphur Surcharge Will Be Extremely Unpopular
BIFA has slammed the recent introduction of the sulphur surcharge by the container shipping industry
Sinotrans Shipping to Go Private?
Sinotrans Shipping, part of Sinotrans & CSC Holdings, has unveiled the possibility of a privatization.
SM Lines Forms Strategic Alliance with Vinalines
SM Lines, Vinalines forged a strategic alliance to secure a stable foothold in Southeast Asia’s market.
Tufton Oceanic Assets Buys Handysize Bulker
Fund management firm Tufton Oceanic Assets Limited buys a secondhand Handysize bulk carrier.
G E Shipping Expands Fleet with Secondhand VLGC
G E Shipping has explanded its fleet with the addition of a secondhand VLGC.
Cruise Ship Breaks Away from Moorings amid Massive Storm in Scotland
Nautica cruise ship breaks away from its moorings in Greenock, Scotland, amid strong storm.
American Petroleum Tankers’ Empire State to Continue Working for US Gov’t
American Petroleum Tankers extends a charter contract with the US gov’t for M/T Empire State.