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BIMCO: Container Shipping May Face Bankruptcies if It Fails to Recover Extra Fuel Costs
A failure to recover the extra fuel costs in full may result in bankruptcies in the container shipping.
GOGL Profitable Despite Capesize Freight Rates Decline in Q4
Golden Ocean Group remains profitable in 2018 despite weaker Capesize dry bulk market.
Havyard to Design Two More Cargo Ships for Royal Arctic Line
Havyard will deliver ship design for further two cargo vessels for Royal Arctic Line, to be built in Spain.
Gas4Sea Partners Sign LNG Bunkering Deal with Equinor
Gas4Sea Partners signed an agreement with Equinor to supply their four crude shuttle tankers with LNG in Rotterdam.
Moody’s Upgrades Hapag-Lloyd Ratings, Outlook Stable
Moody’s upgraded the corporate family rating of Hapag-Lloyd to B1 from B2.
Stena Buys Japanese Ferry for RoPAX Rebuild
The vessel is to be rebuilt in Europe.
Diana Shipping Sells Panamax Duo, Finds Work for Two Units
With the sale of Dione and Danae, Diana Shipping’s fleet will consist of 46 dry bulk vessels.
Wilhelmsen Reports Full-Year Loss, 2019 Outlook Steady
Wilhelmsen ended 2018 — the first full year with present corporate structure — in loss.
BIMCO Calls for 4th IMO GHG Study Based on Realistic GDP Growth
BIMCO called for the 4th IMO Greenhouse Gas Study based on realistic economic growth.
Readers’ Picks of the Week (February 11-15, 2019)
Here are the most read stories of the previous week.
CLdN to Deploy Larger Ship on Göteborg Route
CLdN RoRo revealed plans to introduce a larger vessel on the Göteborg trade.
Crane Issues Hamper Operations of ESL Shipping’s New LNG-Fueled Bulkers
Serious technical problems with cranes slowed down the deployment of ESL Shipping’s new LNG-fueled bulkers.
ONE Sets Container Loading Record of 19,000 TEUs
MOL Tribute, a containership operated by ONE, has set a loading record of 19,190 TEUs.
Weak Chemical Tanker Market Pushes Odfjell Further into Red
Odfjell ended the fourth quarter of 2018 in the red amid a weak chemical tanker market.