Green Marine
Maersk’s Focus Switch Challenges Prompt Moody’s Rating Review
Maersk’s separation of energy companies from its core business might drive its rating downgrade, according to Moody’s.
Study: Zero Emission Ships Key to Decarbonisation
Zero emission vessels (ZEVs) are central to achieving the aim of decarbonisation, a new study finds.
TEN Fixes Tanker Trio
Tsakos Energy Navigation has found work for three of its ships, an Aframax crude tanker and two MR product carriers.
Port of Ghent, Zeeland Seaports Merge into North Sea Port
Zeeland Seaports and Ghent Port Company sign deal to merge into a cross-border port to be named North Sea Port.
MPC Container Ships to Add Three More Boxships
MPC Container Ships has agreed more second-hand vessel acquisitions, raising its fleet to 39 ships.
Eagle Bulk Secures USD 265 Mn Refinancing
Eagle Bulk Shipping has entered into a series of refinancing transactions totalling USD 265 million.
China Gets Control over Sri Lanka’s Hambantota Port
Sri Lanka has handed over Hambantota Port for operation to China under a 99-year lease deal.
Kea Trader Clean Up Efforts Continue, No Pollution at Site
Pollution control plan amended after grounded containership Kea Trader broke in two.
Body Found Floating near Yang Ming’s Chartered Boxship in Jakarta
Body of an Indonesian worker was found floating near the stern of the Yang Ming’s Louds Island, at JCIT.
NGOs Denounce PHP Yard’s Shipbreaking Certification
Statements of Compliance with the Hong Kong Convention are no guarantee for safe shipbreaking activities, NGO says.
P&O Ferry Refloated After Grounding in Calais
Pride of Kent ran aground while departing from the Port of Calais on December 10 and was refloated subsequently.
56 Mariners Kidnapped in GoG in 2017
There have been 15 attacks against commercial ships within a 60 nautical miles radius of Bony Island over recent weeks.
Norad Backs Marine Environment Protection in Southeast Asia
IMO-Norad environmental project in Southeast Asia is set to begin, supporting seven ASEAN countries.
DMA: Maritime Regulation for Autonomous Ships Needs to Be International
Regulation for autonomous ships should be decided at the international level, according to DMA.