Researchers Discover Wreck that Could Finally be Amelia Earhart Plane
The disappearance of famous pilot Amelia Earhart as she tried to circumnavigate the world in 1937 has obsessed many for years, with theories ranging...
Greenland Ice Melt Reaching ‘Tipping Point’
According to new study done in Greenland’s southwest region climate change is causing its ice sheets to melt much faster than previously thought.
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Scorpio Bulkers Assuming $250 Per Tonne Fuel Spread for Scrubbers
Scorpio Bulkers is assuming a price spread of $250 per tonne between high and low sulphur fuel once the IMO 2020 limit is...
Is the New Clean Fuel Regulation Plan by Cruise Lines the Greenest Option?
Cruise Lines are working overtime to meet the new IMO 2020 sulphur regulations but in their rush, the path they have taken is not...
Maersk Moves Containers in the Ganges Waterways
The Container cargo transport includes several advantages like reduction in handling cost, reduction in reduces pilferages and damage, easier modal shift. In addition to...
BHP Takes Biofuel Bunkers on a Chartered Capesize Bulker
The dry bulk giant BHP has taken biofuel bunkers on a chartered capesize bulker at Rotterdam and plans wider use of the emission-cutting...
Weekly Maritime Security Report – Week 6, 2019
The Weekly maritime security report for the 6th week of this year has been published by the Protection Vessels International. The report dated 13th...
Concept Design and Engineering for World’s First Pure-Electric Tanker Completed
Asahi Tanker Co. Ltd and Exeno-Yamamizu Corporation Tokyo has developed a zero-emission electric propulsion vessel.
ClassNK has been appointed to make technical advice on ship design...
Panama Ports Growth Slows to 1.7% Despite 7m teu Mark in 2018
Panamanian ports cargo volume touched 7.01m teu in 2018, but only a slight growth of 1.7% compared to 6.89 teu in 2017.
MIT-Panama...
China’s Fleet Value Booms
China’s total vessel fleet is currently worth $90 billion and the third most valuable corporate fleet in the world.
Singapore has bagged the...