USCG makes plans to free four trapped in capsized car carrier At approximately 1 p.m., Monday, it was confirmed the remaining four crew members were still alive inside the capsized car carrier Golden Ray and an extraction plan is being developed to safely
High water levels bring new Seaway safety measures The Saint Lawrence Seaway Development Corporation reports that, this summer, the water levels on Lake Ontario and the St. Lawrence River again rose above the record high for this time of year
Trinity House launches vessel replacement project Trinity House, one of three General Lighthouse Authorities serving the U.K. and Ireland, has launched a vessel replacement project to commission the design and build of a vessel to replace its support
Wake Media names Gavin Lipsith new Head of Content London-based business-to-business maritime and offshore media specialist Wake Media has appointed Gavin Lipsith as its new Head of Content. Lipsith is a veteran journalist and former editor of marine technology titles The
London International Shipping Week kicks off London International Shipping Week 2019 (LISW19) got off to a flying start this morning as Lord Mountevans, Chairman of the LISW19 Board of Advisors; Nusrat Ghani MP, Minister for Maritime and IMO
The Lloyd's List Transparency in Shipping Forum - Listen Live Insurance, legal, security and technology experts converged on London to discuss why transparency is potentially a double-edged sword for shipping...
Jurisprudence impacts marine insurance rulings, argues QC Some judges stick to the letter of Institute Clause wordings while others take the wider context into account, according to...
The Lloyd's List Podcast: LISW Day 1 - Red flags in a sea of transparency In the first of a daily series of London International Shipping Week Podcasts, Lloyd's List Editor Richard Meade dissects the...
Freeport plans still face hurdles UK needs to remove itself from any customs arrangements with the European Union before freeports can become a meaningful option
Blockchain: Believe the hype Shipping may take longer to get to grips with blockchain than comparable sectors but the impact will be equally profound...
Shipyards losing race to retrofit scrubbers Some 86 tankers have entered dry dock for retrofitting scrubbers so far in 2019, acording to Alphatanker, compared with 153...
When blowing up a suezmax is not necessarily a malicious act There is wide scope for interpreting Institute Clauses and war risk cover wording, argues Ruth Hosking of Quadrant Chambers
IMO decarbonisation targets are a priority, conference told Reaching a minimum 50% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 will require drastic changes taken much sooner
States must do more on sanctions compliance A panel during the Lloyd's List Transparency Forum in London addressed the ambiguity of sanctions and the role of developing...
Cosco Shipping names long-awaited new president Fu Gangfeng has a background in accounting and has had a long career at CMG and several of its subsidiaries
HHI seals $191m LNG carrier order from compatriot H-Line The yard claims to have clinched more than half of the total number of global LNG carrier orders so far
Refineries ramp up production runs and upgrades ahead of IMO 2020 Some $1bn in investment has gone to just upgrading refineries to meet the expected demand for oil-based fuels complying with...
China Merchants Port to enter feeder market through Antong bailout A new joint venture, China Merchants Antong Logistics Management Company, will be established and will help the Chinese port company...
Daily Briefing Free to read: London calling: Forget the Brexit bluster, let's focus on the international itinerary | The Lloyd's List Podcast:...
Maritime London calls for 'shipping czar' 'Changing trade patterns, new vessel types, digital technologies and green solutions all offer us the opportunity to grow our market...
Optimistic start as UK Freeports Advisory Panel holds first meeting A wide range of potential areas of focus was discussed, such as how freeports could specifically benefit local economies and...
Lloyd's List forum to focus on smart ports in the SAMEA region Join two panels of experts at the Lloyd's List Smart Ports Forum, to be held in Dubai on November 20...
MISC does not see 'big shift' due to IMO 2020 Parent company Petronas is also gearing up for IMO 2020 by preparing facilities to supply liquefied natural gas as a...
Four missing after ship capsizes off US coast Golden Ray, under the Marshall Islands flag, was bound for Baltimore with a cargo of cars, according to Lloyd's List Intelligence, which identified Hyundai Glovis as the...
Grand Bahama Shipyard to be 'up and running' this week The yard, owned by Carnival Corp and Royal Caribbean Cruises, closed for days in Hurricane Dorian aftermath
Stopford: Ship carbon output should be part of charter contract Shipping economist was speaking today during WISTA panel at London International Shipping Week
Hoegh Autoliners CEO to leave after heavy losses Hoegh Autoliners' chief executive and chief financial officer are leaving the company after heftly losses in the privately owned company. CEO Ivar Hansson Myklebust has been replaced by the Oslo-based company's by Hoegh group veteran Thor Jorgen Guttormsen. CFO Ingrid-Due Gundersen is also leaving the company. Chairman Leif O Hoegh said there is no secret that Hoegh Autolines has had poor results
Shareholders to consider DryShips plan to go private Special meeting set for early October
Concordia Maritime receives $5m IMOIIMAX windfall Concordia Maritime has received a payment of $5m related to two of its IMOIIMAX tankers. Concordia Maritime loss narrows in second quarter The windfall is based on the cooperation between Stena Bulk and the Swedish tanker owner. "Concordia Maritime was the driving force behind the IMOIIMAX concept initiative and the payment is a consequence of the commercial successes of the IMOIIMAX fleet si
Geopolitical problem 'worse and worse' for shipmanagers Delegates at InterManager conference wrestle with problems of US sanctions
LNG prepares to debut in its first floating power project One business model could offer a second life to older vessels as their trading days come to an end
Cocaine seized from UBC cargoship in Mexico Authorities find what they believe is 49kg of drug on UBC Tokyo in Altamira
Seaspan snaps up boxship for ONE charter New York-listed owner is chartering 9,600-teu vessel to Japanese group for three years.
Nicolas Saverys on 'fantastic gas' and Exmar's inhouse 'mini Rolls-Royces' Exmar will remain a logistics provider and should not stray into the product whether it is LPG or LNG, chairman and managing director Nicolas Saverys believes. The exception might be, for example, a move to deliver floating power, but only at a customer's request, he says. "We are bringing added value to the product. But we stay in logistics." He is concerned about shipping's reputation, even fo
Stena Impero could be free 'within days' Iran says necessary steps to release Stena tanker are underway.
Japan, France may join US-led tanker defence group Meanwhile, Iran begins enriching uranium
German tanker players forge new alliances to finance fleet renewal Cautious market optimism marks new era of funding for companies hit by the financial crash and collapse of KG (limited partnership) structures
Norden appoints Rojel to meet decarbonisation targets Danish owner creates dedicated role to push for CO2-neutral transport.
Pioneering spirit of LNG is alive and well at Exmar Chief executive Nicolas Saverys talks inspirational figures, his future and reveals the company's next quest in FLNG
H-Line renewing LNG carrier fleet at Hyundai South Korean owner agrees $191m deal for vessel at domestic yard.
Shipping investor Frederik Mohn quits Dof board Norwegian resigns as director two years after selling out of OSV company.
PwC reveals blueprint to boost $6bn London maritime sector A new report by PriceWaterhouseCoopers has come up with 36 ways in which London can grow its maritime services offering. Shipping's myriad challenges to fuel London debate, Paddy Rodgers says London-based marine insurance, shipbroking, legal, finance and classification industries are worth $6bn to the UK economy each year, in a global market estimated to be worth $20bn. The 'Catching the Wave'
Hafnia Tankers aims for IMO's 2030 and 2050 emissions targets BW's product tanker arm has begun to study a means of cutting emissions from its owned fleet while preparing for IMO 2020
V.Group scoops 93-ship ADNOC crewing deal Shipmanager signs contract with Abu Dhabi owner for its offshore fleet.
Oshima chases 30-bulker order target Japanese yard determined to fill its orderbook three years ahead
Klaveness boss calls for funding scheme to boost CO2 reduction Lasse Kristoffersen says carbon pricing will be required if the IMO is to achieve its greenhouse gas reduction goals
Shipowners grapple with the big questions facing LNG shipping Established giant MOL, emerging player Flex LNG and new entrants Capital Gas and Celsius Shipping give their views
Iran seizes tug and 12 Filipino crew Vessel was held in Persian Gulf over alleged fuel smuggling.
Resilient Transworld Singapore reflects on 20 years in shipping Transworld Singapore celebrates the milestone and details how earlier hardships turned into successes
Two crew stabbed to death on aframax Police investigating possible double murder on Carlini ship.
Rising costs send Exmar into the red Belgian gas carrier owner hit by bigger operating and depreciation expenses in first half
Iran says hunted VLCC has offloaded crude cargo Adrian Darya 1 believed to have discharged in Syria in contravention of EU sanctions.
CMA CGM ekes out small profit in second quarter French liner giant says cost cutting effort has trimmed operational expenses by $51 per TEU
DFDS and Moby agree ro-pax ferry swap deal Danish operator says ship additions will boost freight capacity between UK and Holland by 40%
Oldendorff charters second Castor Maritime panamax Petros Panagiotidis-led owner provides $5m loan facility to help pay for latest acquisition
Four missing crew pulled to safety from capsized car carrier Fourth crewmember was trapped inside the ship behind glass within engine control room, said US Coast Guard
Operators demand special economic status for UK ports and airports But a failure to secure a no-deal Brexit could scupper their plans to reshore manufacturing.
Amazon to fly two freighters of relief supplies for Dorian survivors Amazon Air to operate 2 freighters full of relief supplies to Dorian survivors in The Bahamas
Amazon air transport provider, ATSG, names new president Air Transport Services Group, a major provider of midsize leased cargo aircraft and transportation services for customers such as DHL and Amazon, named current Chief...
'Outstanding news': Last four crew members rescued from car carrier Golden Ray The Coast Guard said four men trapped inside the hull of the car carrier Golden Ray have been rescued through a hole cut in the...
The lowly rail freight carload - diminishing volume but still impressive profitability Can carload rail become a volume and market share leader in today's emerging high-tech freight logistics world? Or will it continue to exhibit a declining...
Minimal cargo impact expected from British Airways strike Logistics providers have been able to plan around the British Airways labor disruption and avoid cargo delays for their clients.
Insurance group cautions against FMCSA's short-haul proposal IIHS says driver fatigue still is a "major risk factor."
Greenbrier unveils new covered hoppers for grain shipments The railcar manufacturer says the covered hoppers are shorter but enable faster grain discharges.
China's Sinoair adds online service with Freightos WebCargo China's largest freight forwarder will use WebCargo platform to bring rates and capacity online.
C.H. Robinson's Bob Biesterfeld, Uber Freight's Lior Ron to highlight new Townhall Series at CSCMP EDGE 2019 C.H. Robinson's Bob Biesterfeld and Uber Freight's Lior Ron will headline the Townhall Series at the upcoming CSCMP EDGE 2019 conference. The pair will discuss...
Freight Futures daily curve: 9/9 PHI to CHI lane (VPC) stronger on increased freight into NY/NJ
UPS hiring 100,000 seasonal workers for peak, expanding access to tuition reimbursement plan UPS to hire 100k employees for peak season, and will expand tuition reimbursement plan
Today's pickup: Many happy (in-person) returns, e-tailers hope; the masses want next-day delivery Humans are helping e-tailers lower logistics costs; logistics newbies, meet the seasoned pros
Coast Guard contacts four crew members in capsized car carrier More than 24 hours after the car carrier Golden Ray capsized, Coast Guard rescuers have made contact with 4 trapped crewmembers.
Cummins closes $290 million acquisition of fuel cell maker Hydrogenics [Update] Cummins Inc. closed its $290 million purchase of fuel cell maker Hydrogenics on September 9, the second major investment in fuel cell technology in less...
US promises to sanction purchasers of Iranian oil A Treasury Department official reaffirmed on Sept. 8 the Trump administration's denial of temporary waivers that previously allowed countries to import Iranian crude oil under...
Wet, stormy day will delay drivers in Midwest (forecast video) Summer day full of high heat, severe storms and wildfire smoke. Truckers should expect typical delays in several states.
What Uber Freight's move to Chicago means The move signals the shift from a tech startup to a mature logistics operation.
Canada's largest public pension fund invests $115 million in Delhivery Canada Pension Plan Investment Board secures board seat in deal with the Indian third-party logistics provider.
Jet extends deadline to land investor The financially troubled Indian carrier grounded operations in April.
Allison Transmission pays $103 million to acquire two suppliers Allison Transmission Holdings Inc. is paying $103 million to acquire two suppliers of critical components to its automatic transmissions. The company said the acquisitions will...
Roadrunner announces new CFO Roadrunner Transportation Systems announced that it has found a replacement for its chief financial officer role as the restructuring continues.
Navigating maritime landscape in age of digitalization Digitalization comes with its share of problems and it is vital for businesses to understand what the technology means before they go ahead and adopt...
Ontario gets 60-minute booze delivery The Liquor Control Board of Ontario (LCBO) has joined forces with Foodora, an international food delivery app, to pilot on-demand alcohol delivery in under an...
Mexican government proposes restricting double tractor-trailer trucks Mexico's legislature is considering proposals that would limit the permitted weight of double tractor-trailer trucks - called "fulles" in Mexico - to decrease truck-involved accidents...
Daimler Trucks begins Level 4 autonomous testing on public roads Daimler Trucks is moving closer to its goal of commercially producing Level 4 autonomous trucks with public road testing in Virginia.
Weather conditions delay bunkering operations at Novorossiisk port Bad weather in Novorossiisk, Russia, has impacted bunkering operations in the port, market participants said Monday.
FUTURES 4: Crude settles higher as Saudis reinforce cut commitment Crude futures climbed Monday after Saudi Arabia's new energy minister reaffirmed his country's compliance with OPEC+ production cuts, while Iraq announced production cuts from October.
REFINERY NEWS: Uniper plans improvements at Fujairah facility for 2019-2020 The first of the phases started in August and "is expected to contribute to our production gains and operating flexibility objectives for IMO 2020", it said.
SUBSCRIBER NOTE: Platts to launch spot assessments of WTI Midland DES Singapore, N Asia In Southeast Asia, the Platts WTI Midland assessment will reflect cargoes for delivery DES Singapore.
More HK-listed Brightoil's bunker tankers put up for sale as it continues to restructure Bids, along with the deposit, should be submitted to the sheriff's office no later than 3 pm Singapore time on September 20.
APPEC INTERVIEW: Middle East stands firm as Asia's main crude supplier - Barkindo Middle East remains the main supplier of crude oil to Asia, Barkindo said.
The Suez Canal Authority has announced that it will introduce surcharges on transit tariffs through the Egyptian canal for most major cargo vessels, effective July 15.
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