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DP World Caucedo Receives Largest Vessel After Completing Expansion

DP World Caucedo has completed its $114m-expansion allowing it to receive the biggest vessel ever to dock in the Dominican...
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Suez Canal Begins Clearing Vessel Backlog

Transits of the Suez Canal began again in the evening of March 29 after the Ever Given was refloated and...
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Maersk Turns Around Vessels Redirected To Cape Of Good Hope

With the Suez Canal reopening following the successful re-floating of the Ever Given Maersk has turned around two vessels it...
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Plans From Norway For An Ammonia-Fuelled Short-Sea Bulker Service

The latest entrant in the race to develop the first zero-emission shipping operation is a new joint venture called Viridis...
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Trade War: Biden Administration Not Ready To ‘Yank’ China Tariffs, But Open To Talks

In her first interview since taking office earlier this month, U.S. Trade Representative Katherine Tai signaled openness to trade negotiations...
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Cosco And PPA Disagreement Over Piraeus Shipyard Facilities

Greece’s main opposition party has charged the government and the Cosco Shipping-managed Piraeus Port Authority (PPA) with ignoring conditions of...
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Ever Given Being Towed For Technical Inspection

Grounded container vessel Ever Given has been fully refloated and is being towed to the Great Bitter Lakes region for...
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Europe’s Ports Call For More Onshore Power Where It Makes Sense

Onshore Power Supply (OPS) is part of the solution to greening the shipping sector. It is an important tool for...
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Hyundai Heavy Setting Up Hydrogen Supply Chain By 2030

South Korea’s Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI) Group plans to go into all areas of hydrogen value chain, from production to...
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Big Changes Underway In Middle East Crude Oil Market

Major reforms undertaken by one of the Middle East’s largest oil producers are set to substantially loosen state controls in...
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ICS Welcomes Call From United Nations Agencies To Prioritise Seafarers For COVID-19 Vaccines

The International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) has welcomed the joint statement signed by the heads of five UN bodies calling...
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Wilhelmsen Unveils New Structure And Renewable Energy Ambition

Maritime group Wilhelmsen will invest up to $500m in renewables as part of a pivot to supporting decarbonisation and the...
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Melilla, Groningen Ports Renew PERS Certification

Spanish Port of Melilla and Duch Groningen Seaport have been certified through the EcoPorts’ environmental management standard (PERS). PERS is...
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Samsung Shipyard Wins $2.47 Bln New Order For 20 Large Container Ships

Samsung Heavy Industries has won a whopping new order worth 2.8 trillion won ($2.47 billion) from an unidentified client in...
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CULines To Launch New Asia Services

Chinese liner service provider China United Lines (CULines) is to launch three new shipping services connecting China, Japan and Southeast...
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Port Of Bellingham Eyes Significant GHG Emissions Cuts

The US Port of Bellingham aims to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by approximately 86% annually by using renewable energy...
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Eco Valencia Saves 5.1 Pct In Fuel With Silverstream’s Air Lubrication

Grimaldi Group’s newbuild ro-ro vessel Eco Valencia has saved 5.1 % in fuel consumption and emissions with the use of Silverstream’s air...
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Sino-Global Shipping Joins Crypto And NFT Revolution

Sino-Global Shipping is a logistics company catering to the American and Chinese markets. In February 2021, the company's shares surged...
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Suez Canal Ship Accident Delays Crude, Products Arbitrage Flows

With dozens of oil and refined products tankers still waiting to pass through the Suez Canal — where an ultra...
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Australia Detains Two Qatari-Owned Vessels For Labor Violations

Australian maritime authorities have detained two vessels owned by a Qatari shipping company for labor and safety violations. The International...
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