News Flash
Jaxport Passes The 1m Teu Mark In Nine Months
The Jacksonville Port Authority (JAXPORT) has recorded strong container and vehicle volumes during the first three quarters of Fiscal Year...
Read More
Ardmore Shipping Corporation Reports Second Quarter Net Loss Of $8.1 Million
Ardmore Shipping Corporation announced results for the three and six months ended June 30, 2021. Highlights and Recent Activity Reported...
Read More
Celebrating The Legacy And Future Of The Panama Canal’s Green Connection Environmental Program
Today, the Panama Canal presented the MSC Virgo, a containership with a Total TEU Allowance (TTA) of 15,746, with a...
Read More
China Bans Nine Ship Managers From Crew Changes For 30 Days
After denying media reports that China was banning Indian crewmembers from crew changes due to fears of COVID-19, the Chinese...
Read More
KPI OceanConnect Launches Future Fuels Division
KPI OceanConnect today announced the launch of its Alternative Fuels and Special Projects division to enhance its counterparts’ ability to...
Read More
Port Of Galveston To “Greenify” Operations With New Eco-Programs
One of the major ports in Texas, the Port of Galveston, has announced its plans to make long-term changes to...
Read More
Vietnam Ports Container Volumes Up 21% In H1
Container cargoes moved by Vietnamese ports grew by 21% year-on-year, to more than 14.7m teu during the first half of...
Read More
Cavotec Wins Key Motorised Cable Reel Order For Advanced Container Cranes In Japan
Cavotec has won a key order for its innovative motorised cable reel systems for integration onto advanced rail-mounted gantry cranes...
Read More
UN Remains Disappointed Two Years After Warning Of Yemen FSO Danger
Days after the sinking of a small tanker off Yemen renewed the focus on the dangers of an environmental disaster...
Read More
ERMA FIRST Acquires World’s Smallest Ballast Water Treatment System
Global ballast water equipment manufacturer ERMA FIRST is bringing the world’s smallest and easiest to install ballast water treatment system...
Read More
Taiwanese Shipping Companies Deny Pricing Abuse As U.S. Launches Probe
Evergreen Marine Corp., the largest cargo shipping company in Taiwan, and its Taiwanese counterpart Yang Ming Marine Transport have denied...
Read More
Russia To Build First LNG-Powered Icebreakers For Arctic Sea Route
Russia plans to build its first batch of icebreakers that are powered by liquified natural gas, a top official said...
Read More
MSC Cruises Bullish On Cutting CO2 Emissions By 40 Pct
MSC Cruises will “remain on track to meet, or likely exceed, the target for 40% improvement in emissions intensity by 2030...
Read More
Sembmarine Delivers Offshore Projects To TotalEnergies EP Denmark
Sembcorp Marine (Sembmarine) has delivered two wellhead topsides, one riser topside and two bridges for deployment to TotalEnergies EP Denmark....
Read More
South African Port Operator Transnet Hit By Cyber Attack
South Africa’s logistics company Transnet SOC has announced that its IT system was hit with a “disruption” that halted operations...
Read More
CSSC Launches World’s First WinGD X52 Low-Speed Engine
The world’s first X52 low-speed engine with integrated Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) has been launched at Dalian Marine Diesel Engine....
Read More
IMO Welcomes WHO Vaccine Roadmap Seafarer Prioritization
IMO Secretary-General Kitack Lim has welcomed the World Health Organization’s decision to name seafarers as one of the groups of...
Read More
Finally Home – Angelic Power Seafarers Stranded For Up To 17 Months
Fifteen seafarers stranded onboard the bulker Angelic Power in Southern China have returned home after up to 17 months onboard...
Read More
Rhine Shipping In South Germany Still Closed, Seen Reopening Soon
Parts of the river Rhine in south Germany remain closed to shipping on Thursday following record rain last week, but...
Read More
Chantiers De l’Atlantique Installs EGCS On 3 MSC Cruises Vessels
French shipbuilder Chantiers de l’Atlantique has completed the installation of an exhaust gas cleaning system (EGCS) on three vessels operated...
Read More