GasLog lifts dividend as earnings climb Monaco-based owner posts record revenues and EBITDA for first quarter
Wärtsilä to introduce faster scrubber installation kit New retrofit option will allow scrubbers to be installed in half the time of traditional installations
The Lloyd's List Podcast: The week ahead Next steps in cutting carbon | Plugging shipping's gender pay gap | Container line's digital ambitions vs shipper's reality
Pipelines to China: emerging bearish factors for crude tankers The determination of the world's top crude importer to pursue a One Belt, One Road Initiative appears to be bad...
Stena Oil to open Scandinavia's biggest bunkering terminal New bunkering facility will open in the third quarter of 2020 at the port of Frederikshavn
Dorian links with Hyundai on vessel upgrades Initiative follows the conclusion of a study by Dorian and the American Bureau of Shipping to evaluate the use of...
Marine insurance's 'tough soft market' has ended, IUMI chief says The market is picking up and developing in the right direction, Mr Berg says
Precious Shipping paints optimistic outlook after first-quarter profit Trade tariffs may actually benefit tonne-mile demand by extending shipping distance, says company
New regulations impact is key issue for shipping, awards judges say The deadline for all entries is June 22
Teekay Offshore's finance head steps down Wong will remain in his post until August to assist with the transition
D'Amico chief optimistic for product carriers The correlation between crude and products can be a drag for both markets
Gener8 forced to restate finances Technical matter related to covenant violation forces owner to reclassify as "going concern," but no threat to Euronav takeover.
International Seaways fleet renewal mission 'substantially' complete Executives at New York-listed firm say six strong VLCC deal may be final pieces in renewal jigsaw.
Maritime law group elects new leader Francis Nolan, lawyer and shareholder with US law firm Vedder Price, has been elected president of the Maritime Law Association of the United States.
Wah Kwong bulker runs aground in Argentina The 63,300-dwt Pilatus Venture (built 2016) is stuck on the Parana River in the vicinity of Buenos Aires Province's town of Ramallo, a source states.
GasLog boosts dividend despite earnings miss New York-listed LNG carrier owner sees significant jump in earnings.
Vyborg Shipyard back in the black Russian shipbuilder turns around 2016 loss in 2017.
CMB and Oskar Wehr strike unique deal for 17 bulker exchange A dozen handysize bulkers swapped for five capes worth a combined $240m
International Seaways lays groundwork for VLCC deal Four sales contribute to first quarter loss as owner gets set for $434m intake.
Dorian set for major LPG fuel retrofit with Hyundai Global New York-listed owner pens pact that could mark largest LPG fuel project to date.
Rising costs turn Great Eastern red Indian owner hit by offshore impairments and higher fuel bills.
Uljanik Plovidba returns to profit Croatian bulker and tanker owner boosted by higher revenue in first quarter.
Weernink quits as SwissMarine chief executive Peter Weernink has resigned as chief executive of bulker player SwissMarine. Weernink, a well-known figure in the dry bulk market, helped found the company in 2001. SwissMarine notified clients of his resignation this week and explained he remained both a shareholder and director of the company. SwissMarine sells fifth capesize as values hold steady According to a document seen by TradeWinds,
Ocean Yield eyes further deals after strong start to 2018 Lars Solbakken explains how the Oslo-listed company plans to set its capital to work.
C-bed wins windfarm work for floatel Monjasa group company lands contract off UK for converted survey ship.
Fjords to become first zero-emissions zone Norway resolves to halt emissions from cruiseships and ferries no later than 2026.
Sevan in the clear over Brazil probe Norwegian authorities drop corruption investigation into Oslo-listed group.
Navios Midstream posts narrow first quarter miss Navios Maritime Midstream Partners has reported a marginally weaker than expected start to 2018 as it kick-starts a fleet renewal programme. New York-listed Navios Midstream, which cut distribution to direct capital towards newer vessels in March, booked a loss of $29.57m in the opening three months of the year. Core operating profit of $12m was just shy of the $13m consensus. Angeliki Frangou,
Precious: bulkers now firmly off life-support Thai owner seeing the positives as first quarter turns profitable.
Viking Supply brings back Sevnor CCO Alliance with Russian owner deepens as former exec works for both companies.
Semua Shipping tanker up for auction Sell-off of Malaysian owner's fleet set to continue this month.
Galp agrees SPA deal with Venture Global LNG Portuguese energy company commits to 1mtpa from Louisiana export facility for 20 years.
BP extends charter of Pistiolis MR US-listed shipowner secures another six months of work for Vietnamese-built tanker.
HHI: Battle over higher price holding back orders However, world's largest shipbuilder says market outlook is continuously being revised upwards.
Talking Trade with Rebecca Dye The U.S. Federal Maritime Commission's purpose is clear: "Ensure a competitive and reliable international ocean transportation supply syste...
Section 321 automation among top trade priorities Automation of Section 321 de minimis entries is among the top remaining priorities for U.S. Customs and Border Protection's (CBP's) work to...
U.S. logistics employment steady in April U.S. transportation and logistics companies added another 400 jobs in April, slowing significantly from the rapid growth seen in the previo...
AAR: U.S. rail volume growth continues Total combined U.S. freight railroad traffic in April increased 5.1 percent to 2.15 million carloads and intermodal units compared with the...
Data-sharing deals next step in port pilot The next major step of the PierPass 2.0 pilot at the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach is for shipping lines to reach data-sharing agreem...
Driver misclassification crackdown Two actions this week - an executive order by the governor of New Jersey on Thursday, and a decision by California's Supreme Court on Mond...
IAG Cargo Q1 revenues rise nearly 11 percent IAG Cargo, the airfreight division of International Airlines Group, saw its commercial revenues rise 10.9 percent to 276 million euros (U.S...
Kirby acquiring Targa's inland marine tank barge fleet Houston-based tank barge operator Kirby Corp. signed an agreement to acquire Targa Resources Corp's inland marine tank barge business for a...
Boeing taking parts logistics provider under wing Aircraft manufacturing giant Boeing will acquire aviation parts and logistics services firm KLX in a deal valued at $4.25 billion. KLX wil...
Oil closes higher as NYMEX June crude nears $70/b The front-month NYMEX crude contract last was above $70/b in November 2014.
Piraeus bunker market braces for summer cruise season amid higher container traffic
Dorian LPG announces conversion of 10 VLGCs to use LPG bunker fuel "LPG has not been a large part of the discussion, but we expect that to change."
Stena Oil, Danish Frederikshavn port to cooperate on expansion project
ARA fuel oil stocks fall 13% on week on VLCC departure: PJK
Precious Shipping says LSFO most 'palatable' option for IMO 2020 "Reducing speed from 12 knots to 10 knots would effectively remove 17% of dry bulk shipping supply overnight," PSL said.
External: Marine Bunkering(Rotterdam)B.V.
ANALYSIS: Asian crude traders digest 4-year highs in Saudi, ADNOC OSPs "Saudis were on the higher end, but everything else seems reasonable," said a Japanese end-user.
Brazilian crude-laden VLCC Baltic Glory leaves Japan for original China destination The 309,000 mt tanker is expected to arrive at Qingdao on Friday, according to Platts vessel-tracking software cFlow.
FUTURES: Crude oil steady as market awaits fresh cues "Market appetite will likely stay rangebound as US-Sino trade talks are underway," OCBC Bank analysts Friday said.
Magellan sees uptick in spot shipments on two Permian crude lines with widening price spread: CEO "We see more barrels moving as spot shippers pay a tariff of $4/b [on the BridgeTex and the Longhorn pipelines]," Mears said.
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