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Port of Oakland Makes Its Shore Cranes Big Ship Ready
Four ship-to-shore cranes at the busiest terminal at the Port of Oakland are 27 feet (8.2 meters) taller.
Qatar, Iran Looking to Boost Shipping Ties
PMO: Qatar is interested in boosting trade relations with Iran.
The Ocean Cleanup: Countdown Begins
On September 8, The Ocean Cleanup foundation will launch the world’s first ocean cleanup system.
Missing Tanker Found After Nine Days, Crew Alive and Well
The Panama-flagged tanker Pantelena, which went missing on August 14, has been found.
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Silverburn Shipping specializes in heavy cargo shipping in Eastern Europe.
Readers’ Picks of the Week (August 20-24, 2018)
Here are the most read stories from the previous week.
Los Angeles Port Sets New Record for Cutting NOx Emissions
The Port of Los Angeles set new record lows for emissions reductions in 2017.
Putin, Niinisto Want HFO-Free Arctic
Putin, Niinistö agree there should be a switch to more environmentally friendly fuel in the Arctic.
US Ports Urge Gov’t to Consider Bad Impact of Trade Tariffs
Tariffs on Chinese products and retaliatory responses to cover 8.4% of trade through US ports by value.
7 Ships Grounded off Kaohsiung Harbour after Battling Violent Waves
7 ships are stranded outside the Kaohsiung Port in Taiwan after strong storm.
World’s 1st Ethane Fuel Conversion Completed on Board Navigator Aurora
Navigator Aurora’s main engine has been converted from LNG to ethane fueling.
WinGD, Wärtsilä & GTT to Facilitate Uptake of LNG Fuel
WinGD, Wärtsilä and GTT have joined forces on making the use of LNG fuel easier for shipowners.
CargoX Completes Trial Shipment with 1st Ever Smart Bill of Lading
CargoX conducts trial shipment of a container with its Smart Bill of Lading.
Sale of Rotterdam Terminal Affects Odfjell’s Earnings
Norway’s Odfjell SE suffered a net loss of USD 120 million in the second quarter of this year.