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Croatia Working on Speeding Up Construction of Its LNG Terminal
Croatia to pass a special bill to speed up the construction of its LNG terminal.
Phoenix Reisen Extends Charter for MS Deutschland
Phoenix Reisen has extended the charter for MS Deutschland, a 1998-built cruise vessel.
Stolt-Nielsen CEO: No Major Rebound for Chemical Tankers until 2019
Niels G. Stolt-Nielsen: outlook for the first half of 2018 remains unchanged.
Greenpeace Boards Support Vessel in New Zealand Port
Greenpeace activists broke into Port Taranaki and boarded a support vessel on January 31.
GoodBulk Rejuvenates Fleet with Capesize Pair
Monaco-based owner and operator of dry bulk vessels GoodBulk continues with fleet modernization.
Port of Gothenburg Breaks Ground on LNG Bunkering Facility
Port of Gothenburg to open up more opportunities for LNG-fuelled ships with a new LNG facility.
Japan’s ONE Starts Taking Bookings
Ocean Network Express will start accepting bookings in stages from February 1, 2018.
HMM Inks Crude Oil Shipping Deal with GS Caltex
HMM has signed a long-term crude oil shipping contract with compatriot oil refiner GS Caltex.
Wärtsilä to Look into Rolls-Royce’s Marine Business?
Wärtsilä is open for acquisition opportunities in the market that might fit its strategy moving forward.
Port of Barcelona Handles Record Volume
Port of Barcelona sees 26% rise in total traffic in 2017, marking its best results yet.
Navios Midstream’s Earnings Weaken in 2017
Navios Midstream’s 2017 net income drops to USD 14.6 million from USD 24.9 million reported a year earlier.
Capital Product Partners in Fleet Reshuffling Mode
Greek shipowner Capital Product Partners L.P. sells 2013-built tanker to replace it with a younger ship.
EUROGATE’s Volumes Slightly Down in 2017
EUROGATE ended 2017 with a slight decrease in its total container volumes, handling 14.4 million TEUs.
Six US Firms Seek Funds for Port Corpus Christi Dredging
Six US firms are requesting funding for a project to deepen and widen the Corpus Christi Ship Channel.