Lack of Automation Rules a Major Challenge
Wasaline's Managing Director speaks on the concept of the automated ship.
→Coin Ceremony Held for Quark Expeditions' New Polar Ship
Ultramarine is scheduled to set sail in 2020.
read more →Germany Seizes Record Amount of Cocaine at Port of Hamburg
Germany's customs have found 4.5 tons of cocaine onboard a containership in Hamburg.
read more →Diplomacy Needed in Hormuz Case, Shipping Associations
EU member states are urged to work with Iranian authorities to de-escalate the situation.
read more →Tallink Seeking Name for New Dual-Fuel Fast Ferry
Tallink Grupp has launched an international name search for its new LNG-powered shuttle vessel.
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Containership Collides with Ferry off Morocco's Tangier Med
Both vessels sustained damages above the waterline.
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Scrubbers to Eventually Need Constant Washwater Monitoring?
Coomber: There are no guarantees that scrubbers will eventually function within specification without monitoring.
read more →Video Interview: Oslo Set to Become Zero-Emission Port
Norwegian Port of Oslo is looking to expand further while meeting ambitious targets for reducing GHG emissions.
read more →Video Interview: Iridium Can Be the Backbone of Digital Ship
Iridium Communications: The first terminal designed to provide global GMDSS services is to launch in January 2020.
read more →Mitsubishi Splashes Hankyu Ferry's Newbuild
On August 2, Mitsubishi Shipbuilding christened and launched a new ferry being built for Hankyu Ferry.
read more →UK Unveils Plan to Establish Free Ports after Brexit
Free ports could be free of some checks and paperwork, and include customs and tax benefits.
read more →AAL to Introduce Low Sulphur Surcharge Ahead of IMO 2020
AAL Shipping revealed its plans to become fully compliant with the new IMO sulphur regulation.
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ITLOS Names 3 Arbitrators in Russia-Ukraine Naval Dispute
Three arbitrators appointed in the proceedings concerning the detention of three Ukrainian naval vessels.
read more →ACCC: K Line Fined USD 23.5 Mn for Criminal Cartel Conduct
Japan's K Line has been convicted of criminal cartel conduct in Australia and fined AUD 34.5 million.
read more →World's Largest Battery-Hybrid Ship Delivered
Ulstein Verft has delivered Color Hybrid, the world’s largest plug-in hybrid ship, to Color Line.
read more →GasLog Receives LNG Carrier GasLog Warsaw from SHI
The vessel was immediately delivered into a new charter with a Cheniere subsidiary.
read more →Samsung Heavy Unveils Korea's 1st Marine Battery System
The shipbuilder received a type approval certificate from DNV-GL for the marine lithium ion battery system.
read more →MacGregor Finally Seals TTS Acquisition
MacGregor has wrapped up the acquisition of the marine and offshore businesses of TTS Group.
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World Gas Series: Morocco Summit
Bringing together key players in the gas value chain in Morocco, the World Gas Series:
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GreenTech in Shipping USA Forum 2019
GreenTech in Shipping USA Forum is an event for Maritime leaders who want to unlock successful business formula of the industry!
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Shipping Transformation Asia
Shipping Transformation Asia will provide a platform for future-focused discussion in the shipping,…
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Global Sustainable Shipping Forum 2019
The event will provide valuable insights from conference sessions, great networking opportunities and will offer…
read more >VIPP Consortium Gets Cayman Islands' Cruise Project
Four cruise lines will enter into preferential berthing rights for the new piers.
read more →Boskalis, Kotug Finalize Sale of Kotug Smit Towage to Boluda
The combination of Kotug Smit Towage and Boluda is attractive for all stakeholders, the parties noted.
read more →Djibouti's Breakdown of Rule of Law Threatens Investment
DP World: Djibouti's recent action to denounce the Rule of Law is threatening any investment in the country.
read more →ITF: Various Unions Show Support to Australian Wharfies
The support comes on the back of a series of strikes organized by wharfies fighting job losses, outsourcing and ...
read more →New Cruise Terminal Opens in Belfast
A dredged berth will allow the terminal to accommodate larger cruise ships.
read more →Three Dead, Several Injured at Chittagong Shipbreaking Yard
Three workers died and at least six were injured following a toxic gas leak at a shipbreaking yard in Bangladesh.
read more →MAIB: Grounded Russian Vessel off Falmouth Had No Insurance
Concerns over Kuzma Minin’s lack of P&I insurance cover "caused unexpected pressures" in salvage ops.
read more →Finnlines Ready to Order Superstar RoPax Pair
Reporting a profitable Q2, Finnlines reiterates its decision to order more environmentally-friendly vessels.
read more →PSA Wraps Up Acquisition of Halterm Container Terminal
PSA International completes the acquisition of Halterm Container Terminal in Halifax, Canada.
read more →Yilport Holding Inks 49-Year Concession for Port of Taranto
This is the 22nd marine port in Yilport Holding’s portfolio, and its first terminal in Italy.
read more →Norway Updates Strait of Hormuz Security Warning
Norwegian-flagged vessels are advised to minimize transit in Iranian territorial waters.
read more →Newly-Formed GriegMaas JV Acquires Its Fourth Bulker
The company now has two Ultramax and two Supramax bulkers.
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