World’s First LNG Ship-to-ship Refueling by Pavilion in Singapore
Pavilion performed world's first ship-to-ship LNG refueling operation 2000 cubic metres of LNG.
The refueling was done at Singapore port which has already become the world's largest bunkering hub in 2018 with a...
60% of World Ship Orders Will Be of LNG Ships by 2025
According to a South Korean study, ships powered by liquefied natural gas (LNG) are expected to account for six out of 10 new vessel orders in six years due to toughened environmental standards, reports...
Cloud Based Digital Platform for Fuel and Ballast Testing
LuminUltra's cloud-enabled digital platform will help in managing fuel and ballast treatment procedures by allowing onboard sampling and testing.
One can check the microbial quality of the fuel and prepare a compliance report...
IMO Policy Change Documents To Be Made Public Prior MEPC 74
According to a Ship Insight article, MEPC 74 is meeting in a few days’ time (13-17 May) and it will be the first Marine Environment Protection Committee meeting for which documents are publically available...
DNV GL’s ‘HOT’ Approach To Incident Investigation and Safety Assessment
Reaping the full benefits of incident investigations is a complex challenge. Keeping this in mind DNV GL integrated human, organizational and technical dimensions, also known as its “HOT” approach, to help Carnival Corporation &...
SHI Builds LNG-Fuelled Vessels Using Own Technology
Samsung Heavy Industries (SHI) announced that it has successfully built its first LNG-fuelled vessels with its own technology, says an article published in LNG Industry.
Eco-friendly vessels
The two LNG-fuelled 113,000 dwt oil tankers delivered to...
Grindrod Shipping Secures Loan for Two New Ultramaxes
Singapore-based Grindrod Shipping receives approval for a new term loan facility to finance a portion of the purchase price for its two Ultramax eco newbuild vessels, reports Glory Logistics.
What is the financing for?
With the...
[Watch] Why Natural Gas Could Be the Fuel That Changes the World
The first liquefied natural gas tanker ship passed through the expanded Panama Canal, hauling gas from the U.S. Gulf Coast. The shortcut means less time and money spent getting American gas across the Pacific....
Port of Rotterdam Deploys Blockchain for Energy Grid and Logistics
Often lacking trust, for large-scale data sharing that can simplify and accelerate business processes is provided by Blockchain by recording data in a secured way.
The electrical grid supplied with coal-powered plants, now...
Two Cruise Ships Collide! Parallel Parking Job Gone Wrong
Two cruise ships collided while in a port in Vancouver, shocking passengers early on the 4th morning, reports Vancouver News.
What happened?
The Vancouver Fraser Port Authority said that both ships belonged to Holland America. The...











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