Green Marine
Intercargo: 2020 Still Dominates Dry Bulk Shipping’s Challenges
Intercargo: The global availability of safe compliant fuels remains a key question that is largely still unanswered.
Poland Getting New Shipping Channel
The channel will enable larger vessels to reach Port of Elblag.
Danish Pension Funds Launch Second Maritime Investment Fund
The first fund of USD 450 million was successfully invested in vessels chartered on long-term contracts.
Worker Dies after Accident at Copenhagen Container Terminal
The work accident occurred when two straddle carriers collided with each other.
Autonomous Shipping Alliance Appoints New Chairman
One Sea has appointed Riku-Pekka Hägg as Chairman of its Management Board.
Drewry Downgrades Global Port Throughput Outlook
Drewry now expects global port throughput to rise by 2.6% in 2019, down from the previous 3.0% expectation.
Belships Reaches Deal to Sell Its Oldest Bulker
The agreement is for a bareboat charter and subsequent sale of the 2006-built Supramax bulk carrier Beleast.
Trafigura Secures USD 1.5 Bn of Finance Deals
The loans were oversubscribed and upsized, with 27 banks participating in the transaction.
Europe’s Largest Port Now Ready for Larger Ships
The port has invested EUR 70 million into the dredging project.
Innoport Invests in Bunker Solutions Startup Claritecs
Bernhard Schulte’s Innoport supports maritime and logistics startups in Europe and Asia.
Norway: Wreck of Grounded Cargo Ship Cut Up and Removed
The M/S Osfjord wreck was cut up into six sections, that were then transported to a scrap yard.
Nauticor: 1st Ship-to-Ship LNG Bunkering Op Carried Out in Germany
The operation represents a milestone for the establishment of LNG as marine fuel in Germany.
Igoumenitsa Port to Reduce GHG Emissions, Congestion with New Quay
The EC approves Greece’s plans to grant USD 52 million for a new quay in the port of Igoumenitsa.
North Sea Port Joins PortXL Startup Accelerator
PortXL is the world’s first port-related startup accelerator.