Green Marine
EU a Step Closer to Trade Agreements with Japan, Singapore
European Commission presented the trade agreements with Japan, Singapore to the Council for adoption.
Diana Shipping Secures New Charter Deals with Cargill
Diana Shipping has secured a charter extension and a new charter agreement with Cargill International.
Seatrade Enters Slot Charter Agreement with Hapag-Lloyd
Seatrade, StreamLines entered into a cooperation deal with Hapag-Lloyd, starting with a slot charter agreement.
Report: 28 of 100 World’s Largest Ports Offer Incentives for Green Ships
Today, 28 of the 100 world’s largest ports offer incentives for environmentally-friendly ships.
How to Comply with High-Sulphur Fuel Ban?
Owners and operators faced with a dilemma on how to comply with upcoming high sulphur fuel ban.
Nord/LB Shrinks Shipping Loan Portfolio, Returns to Profit
Nord/LB returned to profit in financial year 2017 after significantly reducing its shipping loan portfolio.
Concordia Maritime, SIME to Measure Microplastics in Oceans
Concordia Maritime teams up with SIME on measuring microplastics in the oceans.
StealthGas Wraps Up Its 26-Strong Newbuilding Program
StealthGas takes delivery of the last LPG vessel from its newbuilding program.
Flex LNG Secures Charter Deal for New LNG Carrier
Flex LNG entered into a one-year time-charter for its newly-built LNG carrier Flex Enterprise.
All Italian Ports to Strike Today
A nation-wide strike has been announced for today in Italian ports.
Scorpio Bulkers Agrees Refinancing for Ultramax
Scorpio Bulkers signed a refinancing deal for one of its Ultramax vessels with an unaffiliated third party in Japan.
Crew Member Injured in Finlandia Seaways Engine Room Fire
Crew member airlifted from Finlandia Seaways after engine room fire.
Portuguese Tonnage Tax and Seafarer Scheme Get Nod from EU
European Commission okays Portuguese tonnage tax scheme and scheme to support seafarers.
Pollution from Shipping Dips in EU, Report Shows
Air pollution from SOx emitted from ships has substantially dropped over the past years, a new EC report shows.