Green Marine
Ocean Yield Ends Third Quarter in Red
Net loss amounted to USD 63.2 million, compared to a net profit of USD 39.9 million reported a year earlier.
Ferry-Swap Deal between DFDS and Moby Fails
DFDS and its Italian counterpart Moby have canceled an agreement related to Amsterdam-Newcastle ferries.
Maersk, Wallenius Wilhelmsen to Lead Development of LEO Fuel
Shipping companies A.P. Moller-Maersk and Wallenius Wilhelmsen team up with clients to form the LEO Coalition.
Council Agrees Its Position on EU MRV Revision
Last week, ambassadors of the EU member states agreed on their position on a proposal that revises EU MRV.
Tarmac Joins Forth Ports for New Terminal at London’s Tilbury2
Tilbury2 will host the UK’s largest construction materials aggregates terminal.
Euronav Cuts Net Loss in Third Quarter
The company’s net loss was at USD 22.9 million, compared to a net loss of USD 58.7 million seen a year earlier.
Over 300 Ships Involved in Illegal Registrations
More than 300 vessels globally have been linked to fraudulent ship registries.
Wärtsilä’s Earnings Dented by Low Scrubber Demand
The decline in order intake reflected weak vessel contracting and softened demand for scrubber systems.
SSY, Signal Ocean Team Up on Tech Solutions for Dry Bulk Sector
Shipbroker and technology startup plan to bring technology solutions to the commercial ship management of dry bulkers.
Higher Charter Rates Help Safe Bulkers Remain Profitable
Safe Bulkers wrapped up the third quarter of 2019 with a profit, driven by an increase in charter rates.
Drewry: Transpacific Box Trade to See Stronger Growth Soon
The underlying strength of the US economy gives confidence in the longer-term prospects for the Transpacific.
The Ocean Cleanup Rolls Out New Solution to Tackle River Plastic Pollution
The Ocean Cleanup aims to tackle the 1,000 most polluting rivers before the end of 2025.
Alphaliner: Containership Fleet Capacity Hits 23 Mn TEU Mark
Delivery of two 23,000+ TEU units to MSC pushed the containership fleet to over 23 million TEUs.
Demand for Scrubbers to Last at Least 30 Years, EGCSA Says
There will be at least 4,000 ships fitted with scrubbers in 2020, Exhaust Gas Cleaning System Association estimates.