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Port of Riga Starts Servicing LNG-Fueled Boxships
Latvian Port of Riga has begun servicing LNG-powered container vessels.
IMO Condemns Tanker Attacks in Strait of Hormuz
Kitack Lim said that threats to ships and their crews “are intolerable”.
DNV GL Develops Ship Implementation Plan App Ahead of IMO 2020
Ahead of the entry into force of the sulphur cap, DNV GL introduced a free online application of the Ship Implementation Plan.
Carnival Panorama Passes Sea Trials with Flying Colors
Carnival Cruise Line’s newest ship is scheduled to debut from Long Beach in December 2019.
Global Ship Lease Agrees Charter with OOCL
The charter for the 2003-built GSL Keta was signed “at an improved rate”.
UNCTAD: China Ranked as Best Connected to Other Countries by Sea
Five of the top 10 best connected economies in 2019 are in Asia.
MSI: Rapid Decarbonisation to Lead to Radical Transition
Decarbonisation results would be multi-decade declines in fleet capacity, earnings and asset prices across the affected sectors.
Swiss-Norwegian Duo Eases Hybrid System Installations
Instead of paying up-front, asset owner will be able to pay a monthly fee.
ShipChain, GTX Corp Partner Up on NFC Blockchain Shipment Tracking Solution
ShipChain and GTX Corp launch a partnership for a new global NFC blockchain shipment tracking solution.
Diana Shipping Finds Work for Panamax Bulker
Diana Shipping inks a time charter contract for one of its Panamax dry bulk vessels, the Selina.
TOP Ships Secures Loan for One MR2 Vessel
TOP Ships inks a financing agreement with an undisclosed Chinese financier to refinance one of its MR2 tankers.
Germany Becomes 13th Member of Hong Kong Convention
Germany joins the Hong Kong Convention for safe and responsible ship recycling.
Amsterdam Pilots Sailing Drone for Depth Inspection of Ships
The pilot has an aim to gain experience in new technologies in nautical processes.
Elliott Acquires 5 Pct Stake in Saga
Elliott has acquired a 5 percent stake in Saga, a parent company of Saga Cruises.