Green Marine
ITF: Abandoned Crew of Natig Aliyev Paid Outstanding Wages
The 19 crew members of oil products tanker Natig Aliyev receive outstanding wages.
MPC Container Ships Buys One More Feeder
MPC Container Ships has signed an agreement to buy the 2005-built Francoise Gilot for USD 6.6 million.
Bremen, Bremerhaven Ports Sign Up to the Arctic Commitment
The ports of Bremen and Bremerhaven joined the campaign to ban HFO from Arctic shipping.
Bulk Carrier Taking on Water in Gulf of Finland
Bulk carrier Glory Hongkong sprung a leak while on its way to St Petersburg.
New Finnish Shipping Company Starts Operations
Aalto Shipping Company, a new Finnish shipping company, kick-starts operations.
TORM Profitable in 2017 despite Challenging Market
TORM managed to remain profitable in 2017, despite a challenging product tanker market.
Transas CEO: We Have All Been Block-Chained
Transas CEO: Maritime operations and fleet processes continue to be in limbo.
Goodbulk Ends Its First Business Year in Black
GoodBulk concluded its first year of business with a net income of USD 3.1 million.
EU Member States Push to End Reporting Burdens for Ships
EU Member States call on EC to present an ambitious proposal on revising the Reporting Formalities Directive.
Tallink Secures LNG Supply Deal for Its Megastar Vessel
Tallink Grupp has signed a liquefied natural gas (LNG) supply deal for its Megastar vessel with Eesti Gaas.
Yamal LNG Passes 1 Mn Ton Mark of Shipped LNG
The first million tons of LNG shipped from Russia’s Arctic gas project Yamal LNG.
Oshima Developing New Marine Fuel
A new fuel which aims to meet all air emission regulations is being developed.
MARPOL Amendments Enter into Force
Ship fuel oil reporting requirements and amendments to MARPOL enter into force.
DFDS: Stricken Primula Seaways Could Be Out of Service for Weeks
The Ro-Ro ship Primula Seaways which was involved in a collision of Vlissingen could be out of service for weeks.