Green Marine
Aegean Marine Agrees New Restructuring Plan with Mercuria
Aegean Marine Petroleum Network has entered into a new restructuring support deal with Mercuria Energy.
MOL, Uniper Press on with Germany’s 1st FSRU Project
MOL, Uniper to implement an FSRU project in Wilhelmshaven, Germany.
Danish Partners Test Emissions Monitoring Solution
Nordic Tankers, Dania Ship Management and Danfoss IXA joined forces in testing emissions monitoring technology.
Greek Port to Open the Region’s First Shore Power Facility
Greece is to inaugurate the first shore-to-ship electrical supply connection in Eastern Mediterranean.
Drewry: Liner Industry’s Appetite for Scrubbers Grows
Adoption of exhaust scrubbers as a solution to the 2020 low-sulphur regulations is picking up, according to Drewry.
Rough Weather Grounds Cargo Ship, Tug in the Midst of Towing Operation
Thea II ran aground off the East Yorkshire coast, England, on Saturday evening, December 15.
Readers’ Picks of the Week (December 10-14, 2018)
Here are the most read stories of the previous week.
Navios Acquisition Wraps Up Merger with Navios Midstream
Navios Acquisition has completed the acquisition of the publicly held units of Navios Midstream.
Ullman: I’d Rather Take an OPEC Cut than US Cut
Ullman: I would rather take an OPEC production cut than a cut from the U.S.
USPA Takes Next Step in Azov Sea Ports Development Plan
USPA has taken the next step in its development plans for the ports of Mariupol and Berdiansk in the Azov Sea.
Wight Sky Passenger Ferry Hit by Fire
M/V Wight Sky RoRO ferry suffered a fire while in berth at Lymington.
Flettner Rotor-Fitted Ultramax Wins Ship of the Year Award
Ultramax bulker fitted with Flettner Rotor system named ‘Ship of the Year’.
Moore Stephens: Shipping Confidence Slightly Down
Moore Stephens: Shipping confidence dipped slightly but investment appetite remains undimmed.
Scorpio Bulkers Agrees Charter for Ultramax Unit
Scorpio Bulkers has reached an agreement to charter out one of its Ultramax drybulk carriers.