Yearly Archives: 2019

Chinese Seaborne Coal Deals Cancelled, Delayed Amid Import Curb

According to a recent Platts reports,Chinese buyers of seaborne thermal coal have been cancelling deals or trying to defer delivery cargoes to the end...

[Watch] Gigantic Ships and Giant Waves!! See Who Won!

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Crude Cargoes Sell As New IMO Rules Loom

Angolan crude cargoes flew off the shelf this week as refiners mopped up heavy, sweet oil that produces high yields of fuel that will...

MSC Meline the First To Use GCT Deltaport Shore Power System

GCT Canada was proud to welcome the MSC Meline as the first vessel to use GCT Deltaport’s Shore Power system on November 14, 2019,...

No Clear Conclusions on Emissions Reduction Strategy, Condemns CSA

The Clean Shipping Association condemns IMO’s negotiations in dealing with talks concerning reducing shipping emissions, reports Safety4Sea. Lack of progress Following the previous week’s IMO’s talks...

Will Sulphur Cap Alter Bunker Fuel and Storage Sectors Dynamics?

IMO 2020 sulphur cap will boost the demand for more compliant fuel and will lead to different dynamics in the bunker fuel and tank...

A Tough Yet Promising Year for Leading Ocean Carriers

The year 2019 has been challenging for ocean carriers, reports Global Trade. The year began with the National Retail Federation forecasting a decline in year-over-year...

Ulstein Unveils its First Hydrogen-Powered Offshore Vessel Design

Norwegian shipbuilder and designer Ulstein has developed a hydrogen-powered ship design, offering zero-emission marine operations for the offshore construction market, reports a news release...

Crew and Captain Busted for Loading Toxic Cargo On-board

According to the National Coast Watch Center's (NCWSs), the captain and crew of a merchant ship carrying 53,000 metric tons of a toxic substance...

SoG Commits To Trade Commodities Finance at the Global Level

Societe Generale’s regional heads of trade and commodities finance for Asia Pacific have left the Paris-based bank, raising concerns among Singapore-based shipping fuel traders...
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