Chinese dry bulk operator Ningbo Marine has signed a shipbuilding contract with China Merchants Jinling Shipbuilding, reports Splash247. The contract is for the construction of three 49,800 dwt handy bulkers. Vessels part of fleet optimization The company...

Merry Christmas! While most of us are unable to be on a Royal Caribbean cruise this year, the author wanted to share a look at some of the Christmas fun aboard the only cruise...

Did a 16th-century Portuguese vessel run aground here? Doubtful, but why not celebrate it anyhow? The afternoon is overcast, the ocean churning, between Port Fairy and Warrnambool, on the Shipwreck Coast of Victoria,...

Singapore Shipping Association urges the industry to comply with Covid-19 protocols, says an article published on BIMCO website. Industry under spotlight COVID-19 transmissions  Crew change facilitation has come in the spotlight of the Singapore Ministry of Health,...

The shipping industry facilitates much of the world’s trade but also contributes significantly to global emissions. Ship Technology spoke with Daphne Technology’s CEO Mario Michan about how innovations in scrubber technologies could play a...

As per the report article published in Marine Link, Trading house Mercuria and Singapore-based asset manager Envysion Wealth Management, have agreed to co-invest in mining and energy projects, for a commodity investment to balance...

Experts are investigating how a ‘mysterious’ pneumonia in Wuhan evolved into a global pandemic that has killed nearly 1.9 million people. Australia urges China to give access to WHO officials investigating the origins...

Scorpio Bulkers Inc. intends to change its name to Eneti Inc as part of its transition away from the dry bulk business towards marine-based renewable energy. The company will change its name to Eneti Inc.,...

According to the monthly energy transition report of Norwegian intelligence firm Rystad Energy, Carbon capture and storage (CCS) solutions could address about 42% of the world’s total dirty footprint, says an article published in...

Wallenius Wilhelmsen has decided to reactivate up to 9 of its 16 vessels that are currently in cold layup, reads the website. Reactivation of vessels during Q1 2021 Plans are in place to reactivate these vessels...