Green Marine
Ship Finance International Buys Four 14,000 TEU Boxships
Ship Finance International Limited has inked a deal to acquire four 14,000 TEU containerships.
MPC Container Ships Reports Profit in Q1
MPC Container Ships (MPCC) closed the first quarter of this year with profits.
Oldendorff Carriers Opts for Erma First BWMS
Oldendorff Carriers has teamed up with Erma First to make its ships compliant with ballast water management convention.
Norwegian Bliss Becomes Largest Ship Christened in Seattle
Norwegian Cruise Line has christened Norwegian Bliss, the third ship in the line’s Breakaway Plus class.
Frontline Stays in the Red in Q1
Frontline remains in the red in the first quarter of 2018 amid weak rates.
Diana’s Boxship to Continue Working for Wan Hai
Diana Containerships extends time charter contract with Wan Hai Lines (Singapore) for m/v Rotterdam.
Study Supports Case for Methanol as Sustainable Marine Fuel
Methanol is gaining ever greater support as an environmentally-friendly marine fuel.
Nordic American Tankers Completes Sale of Tanker Duo
Nordic American Tankers has completed the sale of the two tankers announced earlier this month.
Greece Operates a Fleet Valued at USD 99.8 Bn
Greek ship owners expanded their control of the world fleet and today operate a fleet valued at USD 99.8 billion.
Nord/LB Continues Running Down Shipping Portfolio
German bank NORD/LB managed to further reduce the non-performing shipping portfolio in Q1 2018.
Spotted: PhilaPort Officially Welcomes New Cranes
PhilaPort has celebrated the recent arrival of the first two super Post-Panamax cranes.
Large Crude Tankers Hit the Hardest by Perfect Storm
Large crude carriers have been hit the hardest by the perfect storm in the tanker shipping sector.
Maersk, ABS Study Finds Hazards Affecting Safety on Boxships
Study: Hazards associated with dangerous goods stowage were identified on a range of boxship designs.
Safe Bulkers Returns to Profit in Q1
Safe Bulkers managed to return to profitability in the first quarter of this year.