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Bunkering Hubs To Grow Market Share As More Fuel Types Emerge
The recent trend of major ports taking a rising share of the bunker fuel market at the expense of smaller...
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VLCC Tanker Market On Higher Ground
VLCC It has been a marginally better week for owners all round. In the Middle East Gulf the market for...
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Evergreen Looks At Moving Cargo From Seized Suez Ship
Evergreen Marine Corp. is considering removing thousands of containers from its Ever Given ship to get the goods moving to...
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Port Of Los Angeles Notches Busiest First Quarter On Record
The Port of Los Angeles concluded the busiest March and Q1 on record, handling nearly 2.6 million TEU in the...
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No-Filter BWMS Could Change The Game
A new no-filter ballast water management system from US manufacturer, Ecochlor, could have instant appeal for ship operators who require...
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Fjord Line And Telenor Maritime Extend Their Long-Standing Partnership
Fjord Line is continuing its successful strategic partnership with Telenor Maritime. Today, they are extending the agreement for the entire...
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First Test Of Biofuel In Singapore Conducted By BHP And Oldendorff
The first marine trial using biofuel aboard an ocean-going bulk vessel was completed earlier this month in Singapore. The trial...
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Crowley Begins Bunkering Bay Area Ship Assist Tug With Biofuel
Crowley Shipping and Shell Trading U.S. (STUSCO) have started using biofuel to power the tugboat Veteran, a ship assist and escort...
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UECC Launches 1st Battery Hybrid LNG-Powered PCTC
United European Car Carriers (UECC), a Norway-based provider of shortsea RoRo transportation, has launched its first battery hybrid LNG-powered pure...
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Panama Canal Delays Transit Reservation Fees Changes
The Canal Authority said it had taken in account the feedback received from customers and shipping associations to modify the...
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Svitzer Americas Opens New Regional HQ In Panama
Svitzer Americas was headquartered in Miami, US, for many years, but in early 2020 it was decided to relocate to...
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Gulf Of Guinea Remains World’s Piracy Hotspot In 2021, According To IMB’s Latest Figures
The Gulf of Guinea accounted for nearly half (43%) of all reported piracy incidents in the first three months of...
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Containership Ever Given Arrested By Suez Canal Authority
The Ever Given, the containership that was stuck in the Suez Canal in March, has been arrested by Egyptian authorities...
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Americas Panamax Freight Set To Hold At 11-Month Highs As Tonnage List Replenishes
Freight for the Americas interregional Panamax routes is poised to remain at highs not seen since May 2020, after a...
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The Port Of València Slashes Its Carbon Footprint By 30%
Spanish Port of València has reduced its carbon footprint by 30% from 2008 to 2019, the port authority said. Specifically,...
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Iran Attacks Second Israeli Car Carrier
On Tuesday, the Israeli-owned car carrier Hyperion Ray was hit by a missile attack off the coast of Fujairah, according to Lebanese...
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Navigator Taking Over Ultragas In LPG Consolidation
Navigator Holdings has inked a letter of intent with Chilean Dag von Appen's Naviera Ultranav Limitada to merge the fleet...
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ONE Apus Scheduled To Berth In Long Beach
The ONE Apus was scheduled to berth in Long Beach on 12 April some six months after suffering severe storm...
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U-Ming Nets Sustainability Loan For LNG-Powered Bulkers
U-Ming Marine Transport Corporation, Taiwan’s largest publicly listed bulk carrier company, has secured its first sustainability-linked loan worth $45 million....
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Greek And Swedish Shipping Associations Join NGO On EU ETS Proposal
In one of the more surprising alliances, the Greek and Swedish shipowner associations are joining with a leading NGO to...
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