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LNG REPORT: LNG Bunkering Vessels Rise to Nine, 30 More to Come
The liquefied natural gas (LNG) bunkering infrastructure is expanding globally and there are increasing numbers of LNG-bunker vessels which are encouraging other operators to adopt LNG.According to SEA\LNG, the multi-sector industry coalition…
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Port of Oakland Hails Shipping Lines, Terminal
Two shipping lines and a marine terminal operator are leading the clean air charge at the Port of Oakland. The Port this…
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Self-Unloaders in CSL Pool Sold to Algoma
Oldendorff has sold the three remaining self-unloaders still operating in the CSL Pool: Sophie Oldendorff (70,037 tdw built 2000)…
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World Seaborne Coal Trade Rose 3.7% in 2018
World coal seaborne trade grew 3.7 percent last year helped by higher output in India, Indonesia and Russia, Germany's VDKI…
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LNG REPORT: 143 LNG-Powered Vessels in Operation, 270 to Come
Currently, the liquefied natural gas (LNG)-powered fleet has grown globally from 118 LNG-powered vessels in operation in 2017…
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Ineos to Invest $3.4 bln in Antwerp Port
Europe’s largest petrochemicals company Ineos has chosen the Port of Antwerp as the location for a mega-investment of three…
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Port of Oakland: 'Trade Outlook Hazy'
A Port of Oakland official said this week that his organization wants growth in 2019 so customers and communities can benefit.
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Port of Kiel: Passenger Volume Up, Cargo Down
More than 2.2 million passengers and again over 7 million cargo tons handledKiel continues to pursue its growth course in…
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Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Shipping Sets 2019 Priorities
Chamber of Marine Commerce President Bruce Burrows has unveiled a 2019 wish list for legislative and policymakers designed to make Great Lakes-St.
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Belfast Container Terminal Orders Kalmar's AutoRTG System
Kalmar won a tender to supply a complete AutoRTG system to Belfast Container Terminal (BCT) in Northern Ireland. The system…
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Cook Inlet Tug & Barge Acquiring Assets on Alaska’s North Slope
Cook Inlet Tug & Barge (CITB), an independently managed subsidiary of Foss Maritime Company, entered into an Asset Purchase…
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North Carolina Ports Sets Record
North Carolina Ports set an all-time high for container moves in calendar year 2018. The Port of Wilmington recorded a year…
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Seaway Activity Exceeds 40 Million Tonnes in 2018
The St. Lawrence Seaway Management Corporation (SLSMC) has announced that tonnage on the waterway during the 2018 navigation…
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Ahead of Brexit, ABP Increases Investment in Port of Hull
Port operator Associated British Ports (ABP) said on Monday it had boosted investments at its Port of Hull, bringing the total to 250 million pounds (
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Port Canaveral Moves Ahead with Cruise Terminal 3
Florida's Canaveral Port Authority has awarded a $108.5m contract to Ivey’s Construction…
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Zeaborn, BlocBox to Reinforce Vessel Safety by Blockchain MoU
BlocBox, a company specializing in maritime safety, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding…
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Partners Extend Ocean Alliance to 2027
Partners in the world’s largest operational agreement between shipping companies…
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Egyptian Ports Reopen After Sandstorm Clears
Egypt reopened five ports on Thursday that it had shut due to bad weather as conditions improved and
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Global Piracy Up in 2018, Gulf of Guinea Leads
Piracy increased on the world’s seas in 2018, with a marked rise in attacks against…
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IMO Emphasizes Seafarer Training
The International Maritime Organization (IMO) Secretary-General Kitack Lim has highlighted…
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