Hapag-Lloyd At The Top End of Its Revised Earnings Forecast

Hapag-Lloyd’s preliminary results for 2020, of an ebit of $1.5bn, are at the top end of its revised earnings forecast, says an article published...

Kawasaki Heavy Industries Orders Battery-based Energy Storage System

Japan's Kawasaki Heavy Industries has ordered a Corvus Energy battery-based energy storage system (ESS). The aim is to integrate it into the zero-emissions...

Maritime Organizations Push Governments To Ensure The Safety Of Seafarers

The COVID-19 pandemic has trapped hundreds of thousands of seafarers aboard cargo ships, unable to get off or switch crews due to fears of...

Wartsila’s Marine Businesses Heavily Hit, New Orders Declined

The impact of the Covid-19 pandemic and a slump in shipbuilding contracting resulted in Wartsila’s marine businesses. As a result, there is a...

High Alert in Singapore Strait Eastbound Lane Over Attacks

In a major development, Re CAAP ISC  issued an Incident Alert (01/2021) on incidents against ships in the eastbound lane of Singapore Strait The...

Carriers Resort To Blank Sailings As Equipment Shortage Ends

According to a LoadStar report by Mike Wackett, ocean carriers are to cancel several headhaul sailings to North Europe around the Chinese New Year...

Shippers Reek Benefits of Increased Vessel Value As Rates Soar

Containership owners have seen the value of their assets soar in the past few weeks, and they are said to be “raking in the...

China & India Dominate Global Vaccine Influence As Rich Nations Hoard

With mass vaccination campaigns against Covid-19 underway globally, there is an emerging gap between rich and poor nations in their abilities to secure enough...

Maritime Academies Should Include Environmental Aspects Of Shipping

David Hume, the founder of The Liquid Grid, looks at how America’s next generation of seafarers could lead world shipping to a greener future,...

Shipping Companies Oppose EU’s New Emission Regulations

Shipping companies are crying foul over EU plans to regulate the sector’s emissions. But the industry’s claim that new rules would break international law...