How The Implementation In IMO 2020 Affected the Maritime Industry

Investigating marine fuel trends, quality, and operational issues the marine industry has faced since the implementation of IMO 2020, reports Seatrade Maritime News.The Sulphur cap Since January 2020, the global cap on sulphur content in...

The Getting to Zero Coalition Reveals An Increase In Zero Emission Projects

New Mapping of Zero Emission Pilots and Demonstration Projects in shipping reveals a notable increase in the uptake of large ammonia vessels, reports Global Maritime Forum.Mapping of Zero Emission Pilots and Demonstration ProjectsThe Getting...

The Story of the Sunken “Sugar Boat”

 Almost half a centuary since the MV Captayannis capsized in the Firth of Clyde-and amateur photographer and videographer has been fascinated by the sunken ship ever since, writes Ross Hanvidge for an article published...

Euroseas Announces Charter Duo

Euroseas currently owns a fleet of 14 box ships. Euroseas announced a new charter for one of its box ships and an extension on another Markets had a remarkable run over the last...

No Entry for Foreigners Injected With Even WHO Approved Vaccines?

According to an article published in the Guardian, China has approved entry only to those foreign visitors who have been injected with China-made vaccines. China to resume visa processing China is resuming visa processing for foreigners...

Wind Assisted Propulsion for Fuel Cost & Emission Cut

Wind propulsion is gaining attraction again by IMO’s decarbonization plans, says an article published in DNV GL website.Advanced aerodynamics science in combination with computer technology has produced a number of technologies that do not...

Dynagas LNG Partners LP Expects Improvement in LNG Shipping Market

Dynagas LNG Partners LP, an owner and operator of liquefied natural gas (“LNG”) carriers, today announced its results for the three months and year ended December 31, 2020, reports Hellenic Shipping News. Fourth Quarter Highlights •...

Sky’s The Limit for Containership Charter Rates

Ocean carriers are becoming increasingly confident that freight rates will remain high for years and are still chartering ships for lengthy periods at elevated daily hire rates last seen 16 years ago, reports the...

Shippers Bracing Themselves for Freight Rate Hikes and PSS

Shippers are bracing themselves for a fresh onslaught of freight rate hikes and peak season surcharges (PSS) from April, as ocean carriers reinforce their supply chain dominance across tradelanes, reports the loadstar. Low-Revenue Backhaul Carriers have...

Techfast Wins 3 Year Marine Fuel Supply Contract

Techfast Holdings Bhd bags an estimated RM2.2 billion worth contract to supply a range of marine fuel oils over a three-year period, says an article published in The Edge Markets. About the contract ACE market-listed Techfast...