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Hyundai Glovis Pens Crude Oil Shipping Deal with GS Caltex
Hyundai Glovis has signed a 10-year crude oil shipping contract with compatriot oil refiner GS Caltex.
Port Canaveral Ready for Larger Cargo Vessels
Larger cargo ships will now be able to access Port Canaveral following the deepening of the West Turning Basin.
Oldendorff Expands Babycape Fleet with Four Ships
Oldendorff Carriers has grown its Babycape fleet with four eco 119,000 tonners purchased from Hartmann Reederei.
MAIB: Ignition of Hydrogen Gas from Cargo Led to Explosions aboard Bulker
The ignition of hydrogen gas released from the cargo caused two explosions on board Nortrader in January 2017.
Worker Dies after Falling from Maersk Drilling Rig off Norway
A worker has passed away following a fall on Thursday from the Maersk Interceptor jack-up drilling rig, off Norway.
Excelerate Energy Buys Exmar’s Share in FSRU Quartet
Excelerate Energy has bought out 50 percent stake in four FSRUs from Belgium’s Exmar NV.
Wison LNG Distributor Granted AiP by DNV GL
Wison Offshore & Marine’s LNG Distributor design has received an approval in principle from DNV GL.
ICBC Leasing’s Portfolio Hits USD 10 Bn
The portfolio of ICBC Leasing, the largest Chinese leasing firm, has reached USD 10 billion in just ten years.
Norway Opens New Test Area for Autonomous Ships
Norway has opened an autonomous shipping test bed in Horten on the Oslofjord, the third of its kind in the country.
Higher Charter Rate for Diana’s Capesize
Diana Shipping has found work for one of its Capesize vessels, the M/V Boston.
Thorco Projects Sets Up New Dry Cargo Division
Danish Thorco Projects expands its line of core services with the launching of a new dry cargo division.
Pyxis Tankers Arranges USD 4.8 Million Private Placement
Pyxis Tankers has arranged a USD 4.8 million private placement in an effort to improve its financial structure.
Crowley Overhauls Business Structure
Jones Act shipowner Crowley restructures its non-liner and logistics business units as it pursues integration.
LA, Long Beach Ask for Proposals to Reduce Ships’ At-Berth Emissions
The ports of LA and Long Beach are seeking proposals to reduce at-berth emissions for non-container ships.