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Cruise Industry to Cut Carbon Emissions 40%

Dec 20, 2018

The Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) announced an industry commitment to reduce the rate of the global fleet's carbon emissions 40% by 2030, from a 2008 baseline.'We aspire to the International Maritime Organization’s vision of a carbon-free shipping industry by the end of the century…

Danish Compatriots Test Emissions Monitoring Solution

Dec 17, 2018

Danish shipping company Nordic Tankers, Dania Ship Management and Danfoss IXA have been cooperating on testing new innovative technology for monitoring emissions on an ongoing basis.The chemical tanker company hailed that the result is a front…

Seanergy Maritime to Install Scrubbers on its Capesize Fleet

Oct 31, 2018

Seanergy Maritime Holdings Corp. announced that it has entered into commercial agreements for the installation of exhaust gas cleaning systems (scrubbers) on five of its capesize bulk carriers before the January 1, 2020 implementation date of the IMO sulfur emission cap regulations…

New Maritime Fuel Rules: Industry Frets About Cost, Strategy, Supply

Oct 26, 2018

There are studies and reports from classification societies, scientific organizations and governmental agencies assuring maritime industries that carbon-heavy fuel is peaking and will be replaced by 2050, if not by 2035, with zero carbon power alternatives…

Logistics News

Bio-Sea Ballast Water Treatment for Siem Car Carrier Trio

Bio-Sea Ballast Water Treatment for Siem Car Carrier Trio

Acteon’s LDD Getsy Busy at Scottish Port's Infrastructure Upgrade

Acteon’s LDD Getsy Busy at Scottish Port's Infrastructure Upgrade

Concerns Voiced over Potential Restart of New Zealand’s Live Export Industry

Concerns Voiced over Potential Restart of New Zealand’s Live Export Industry

CMPC Weighs $4 Billion Pulp Plant in Brazil

CMPC Weighs $4 Billion Pulp Plant in Brazil

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