Green Marine
Cargo Ship Sinks in Black Sea, Two Crew Confirmed Deceased
Turkish Coast Guard: Two dead, four missing after cargo ship sinks in the Black Sea.
Bunker One to Start Marine Fuel Supply in German Ports
Bunker One reveals plans to establish a new physical bunker entity that will serve the German market.
Norwegian Maritime Authority: New Legislation in Fjords to Enter into Force in February
The new environmental legislation regarding the world heritage fjords will enter into force with a slight delay.
BPA: 2019 Will Be about More Than Just Brexit
The British Ports Association is looking at challenges and opportunities facing UK ports beyond Brexit in 2019.
DFDS Awarded Brexit Contract by the UK
DFDS awarded a contract by the UK government to provide additional ferry capacity in the North Sea.
Update: MSC to Fully Pay for North Sea Cleanup
MSC has pledged to pay the full costs of the cleanup of the MSC Zoe container spill.
Readers’ Picks of the Week (December 31, 2018 – January 4, 2019)
Here are the most read stories of the previous week.
Fire Breaks Out on Board Hapag-Lloyd’s Boxship, Crew Safe
A fire broke out in one container on the deck of Hapag-Lloyd’s containership Yantian Express.
Fjord1’s New Battery Ferry Enters Service
Hadaroy, Fjord 1’s first of the Havyard 936-design electric ferries, has entered service.
Rosatom to Regulate Russian Arctic Shipping
Rosatom has been granted the role of the top regulator in the development of the Northern Sea Route.
Moore Stephens: Greener Shipping to Attract Investment in 2019
Moore Stephens: Shipping will continue to attract investors in 2019 if it fulfills its ESG responsibilities.
Drewry: Asia to Mediterranean Trade Facing Choppy Waters?
Drewry believes headhaul volumes may struggle to match this year’s growth rate.
Keppel Reveals USD 218.5 Mn Deals Galore
Keppel Offshore & Marine clinched contracts worth about SGD 300 million (USD 218.8 million).
Interview: Spliethoff to Equip Almost Its Entire Fleet with Scrubbers
Spliethoff Group intends to equip almost its entire fleet with scrubbers.