Tremendous Oil Market Transition in Less Than Six Months
More than 3 million barrels of sludge-like high sulphur fuel is burnt by the tens of thousands of ships sailing the world’s oceans every...
Damen’s Landing Utility Vessel for Aquaculture Industry Unveiled
A new Landing Utility Vessel (LUV), designed by Damen and built by Coastal Workboats Scotland, has been unveiled, reports MarineLog.
Loch Duart got its first...
Leading Dry Bulk Operator’s “Balanced Approach” To IMO 2020
Dry bulk operator Pacific Basin goes for a “Balanced Approach” to be in compliance with IMO 2020 rule on reduced sulfur in bunker fuel,...
Watch Disabled Man Rescues Kitten
A handicapped man from Malaysia decided to go an extra mile to save a stranded kitten, shows a video in LatestLY website.
He left his...
Captain’s Failure To Maintain A Vigilant Watch Led To Collision
On April 18, 2017, while transiting in the Panama Canal, the tugboat Cerro Santiago collided with the US Coast Guard cutter Tampa in Miraflores...
Shipping Corporation Changes Course on Scrubbers on Its Vessels
State-run Shipping Corporation of India Ltd (SCI) will use low sulphur fuel to comply with an impending global rule aimed at cutting emissions from...
Implications of IMO 2020 on Marine Fuels
Aiming to provide market-leading insight and analysis, S&P Global Platts outlines the regulation's impact on refiners and shipowners, analyzes how markets will adapt, and...
IMO Change Determines the Fate of Crude Markets
PBF Energy Heavy refiners predicts a lag in the crude markets owing to IMO change, reports Argus Media.
The company still expects to take advantage...
Freight Rates To Skyrocket Without Alliances
Delegates at the TOC Container Supply Chain event in Rotterdam heard that shipper opposition to deep sea liner shipping alliances may be dangerously misplaced,...
Singapore’s Monthly Bunker Rates Falls
According to an article published in Ship and Bunker, monthly bunker sales in Singapore in July came in at under 4 million metric tonnes...
Non-complying Vessel Operators To Be Fined by NZ Biosecurity
Biosecurity New Zealand will soon levy fines on commercial and recreational vessel operators that do not comply with the rules.
Vessels that do...
Port of Shanghai Rated World’s Best Connected Port by UN
The Port of Shanghai has topped the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development’s (UNCTAD) 2019 ranking of the world’s best-connected ports.
The...
13th Annual European Gas & LNG Summit To Ensure Gas’ Future
The 13th Annual European Gas & LNG Summit has been convened on September 23-24 in Amsterdam, Netherlands.
The conference is expected to discuss...
Greek Shipping Tycoons Expand EU, World Dominance
The annual report of the Union of Greek Shipowners show Greece’s shipping industry accounting for 53 percent of vessels in the European Union despite...
Huge Euronav Tanker Starts 12400 Mile Trip Fuel Storage Zone
In a major development, the world’s biggest oil tanker has begun a 12,400-mile voyage to a fuel-storage zone in Asia, the latest movement of...
Watch Two Chimpanzees Bathing A Dog
A video of two chimpanzees bathing a dog has been going viral and shared across multiple social media platforms, says an article published in...
What’s the Viable Way of Testing Organisms in BWMS, Asks USCG?
An end to the matter of how the USCG determines the effectiveness of ballast water treatment systems is in sight following an announcement of...
Ship Supply Dwindles, Carriers Up for Long Charters Ahead of 2020
According to an article published in the Loadstar, non-operating containership owners Seaspan and Danaos have reported “positive supply side-effects” from the IMO’s 0.5% sulphur...
Bunker Shortages Spreading Across Asian Ports
According to an article published in ArgusMedia, several ports across Asia are coping with limited availability of high-sulphur fuel oil (HSFO) for bunkers, with...
GTT Posts Revenue Updates and Projections on Record Orders
French LNG engineering specialist Gaztransport & Technigaz (GTT) has chalked up record results as both demand for LNG carriers and more ships are ordered...
