Green Marine
Cargill on the Hunt for New CO2 Reduction Technologies
Cargill launches CO2 Challenge to find and scale new technologies capable of reducing a ship’s CO2 emissions.
Euronav’s Latest ULCC Purchase Proves Size Matters
Euronav Tankers NV brings the world’s two ultra large crude carriers under its roof.
Meyer Werft Lays Keel for SAGA Cruises’ New Ship
Meyer Werft held a keel laying ceremony for Spirit of Discovery, the first new vessel for UK’s SAGA Cruises.
Sovcomflot, Novatek Forge Ties on LNG Shipping
Sovcomflot, Novatek pen pact on the transport of hydrocarbons from the Russian Arctic.
Navios Acquisition Proposes Merger with Navios Midstream
Navios Acquisition proposed to acquire all publicly held units of Navios Midstream in a stock for units exchange.
Mariner Dies on board LPG Carrier off Mexico
A crew member of Seasuccess died while the ship was underway off the Mexican coast.
Euroseas Sells Its Final Bulker to Focus on Feeders
After the sale of the bulker Monica P, Euroseas became the sole US-listed feeder containership company.
Irish Ferries’ Ship Suffers Technical Issue
Irish Ferries removed its cruise ferry Ulysses from service due to a technical issue.
Frontline Takes 20 Pct Stake in Feen Marine Scrubbers
Frontline to acquire a 20 percent ownership interest in Feen Marine Scrubbers.
Survey: Shippers More Dissatisfied with Carriers’ Service Quality
The level of customers’ satisfaction with the service quality of container lines is down.
Interview: LNG Bunkering No Longer a ‘Chicken and Egg’ Situation
Niotis: LNG bunkering has moved past the ‘chicken and egg’ situation.
GoodBulk Shelves IPO Plans
Adverse market conditions delay GoodBulk’s IPO.
Diana Shipping Inks New Loan with BNP Paribas
Diana Shipping reaches an agreement with a French bank that sets its 17 ships unencumbered.
Study: LNG as Marine Fuel Expensive Distraction for EU
Study: USD 22 billion investment in LNG infrastructure for shipping in Europe a costly distraction.