Green Marine
Autonomous Ships to Take the Spotlight at IMO Meeting
On May 16, the IMO’s efforts on the regulation of autonomous ships will begin with MSC 99.
Video: Scale Model Tests of The Ocean Cleanup System
The Ocean Cleanup has conducted new scale model tests of its system.
Hapag-Lloyd CEO: Market Is Still Challenging
German shipping company Hapag-Lloyd managed to shrink its net loss in the first quarter of this year.
Italian Port Workers Launch Nation-Wide Strike
All Italian ports hit by one-day strike staged by port workers.
MAIB: Overconfidence Led to Islay Trader Grounding
MAIB: The general cargo vessel Islay Trader grounded due to lack of planning and overconfidence.
Pioneer Marine, BaltNav End Commercial Management Deal
Pioneer Marine has ended the commercial management agreement with Danish charter operator BaltNav A/S.
Gener8 Maritime Sets Date for Euronav Merger Vote
Shareholders of Gener8 Maritime to vote on the merger with Euronav on June 11, 2018.
Koch Shipping Paying Double for Diana’s Bulker
Koch Shipping agreed to hire Diana Shipping’s Newcastlemax San Francisco at a rate of USD 24,000 per day.
Navios Partners Takes Delivery of Panamax Bulker
Navios Maritime Partners has expanded its fleet with a 2005-built Panamax vessel, the Navios Apollon I.
Isle of Man Gov’t Offers to Buy Steam Packet Ferry Company
The Isle of Man government has proposed to buy the Isle of Man Steam Packet Company.
Spanish Stevedores to Strike Again
Spanish dockworkers to strike across the country’s ports to pressure the government.
ABS to Class Kyklades Maritime’s Two New VLCCs
ABS will class two new very large crude carriers ordered by Kyklades Maritime Corporation (KMC).
Jansen Gets Five More Years at Hapag-Lloyd’s Helm
Hapag-Lloyd AG has extended the contract of Chief Executive Officer Rolf Habben Jansen for five more years.
Port of Antwerp, Fluxys Team Up for CO2 Capture
Port of Antwerp and Fluxys are joining forces on carbon capture, storage and reuse in the fight against climate change.