Aaron Degodny joins Tidewater Transportation and Terminals leadership team Vancouver, Wash., based Tidewater Transportation and Terminals, the largest barge transportation and terminal network on the Columbia-Snake River system, recently added Aaron Degodny as its new Vice-President and Chief Commercial Officer. "Aaron
Australia's Global Energy Ventures takes wraps off compressed hydrogen vessel concept Australia last year unveiled a National Hydrogen Strategy that includes the establishment of "Hydrogen Hubs" for production and export to the country's major energy trading partners across the Asia Pacific region. To
Two KNOT shuttle tankers will feature ABB electric solutions Two 124,000 dwt LNG-fueled shuttle tankers on order at Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering for Knutsen NYK Offshore Tankers (KNOT) will feature battery technology and a wide scope of ABB's electric solutions,
FERRIES 2020 topics will include a focus on women in the passenger vessel industry Kasey Eckstein, director of business development for Atlas Marine Services, will be among the speakers at Marine Log's upcoming virtual FERRIES 2020 event being held November 9 and 10. In addition to
New Vigor-built Los Angeles pilot boats feature Mackay electronics packages The Los Angeles Pilot Service recently took delivery of two customized 56-foot Camarc design pilot boats built by Vigor at its Vancouver, Wash., facility. Named the Angels Pilot and Angels Navigator, the
Fincantieri Bay Shipbuilding delivers 740-foot self-unloading barge VanEnkevort Tug & Barge has taken delivery of a new self-unloading barge from Fincantieri Bay Shipbuilding, Sturgeon Bay, Wis. Named Michigan Trader, the barge measures 740 feet in length, 78 feet in
Keeping the world moving amid an ongoing pandemic At ONE, we like to think of ourselves as movers of life. We connect people and businesses with commodities and...
Regional regulations gain ground at Global Maritime Forum In an unusual declaration of support for regional decarbonisation measures, Maersk Tankers has revealed that some within shipping want the...
Maritime law expert David Wareing retires after 45-year career 'It hasn't been a tea party every day. But if you've found a firm where the culture suits you and...
Maritime leaders see pandemic as springboard for change The ICS leadership webinar identified progress made during the pandemic as a platform for change. In spite of many short...
Fractured regulatory framework fears raised As shipping emerges from the crisis brought on by the pandemic, it faces a splintering of the established frameworks for...
Weekly briefing: Freight rates warning; oil industry demand optimism Better than expected volumes and freight rates helped deliver a strong third quarter of the year for Maersk and other...
Chinese demand props up dry bulk markets Company's chief executive Mats Berglund says any investments should be directed towards secondhand ships rather than the newbuilding market, so...
Between the Lines: Carriers ramp up transpacific capacity despite Golden Week Carriers serving the transpacific trade have pulled the plug on planned blanked sailings amid a demand surge and encouragement from...
Study examines use of hydrogen fuel cells to power containerships A new study concludes that container vessels operating in the Pacific Ocean between the US and Asia would only require...
Norden sells product tanker after storage boom Norden bought the 2011-built product tanker expecting a strong 2020, but the floating storage boom meant the upturn was shorter...
Health crisis spurring impetus for digitalisation Sea-based internet connectivity lags land-based broadband connections, while mindsets in the industry are also behind their counterparts in terms of...
Norway's Fjord Line axes more jobs as chief exits Fjord Line said low demand had forced another round of layoffs after it cut 200 jobs in September. Arne Roland...
Daily Briefing Free to read: InterManager seeks to clarify virus measures after infections | Downgraded UK shipping firms face stricter checks to...
Japan targets ammonia in green power generation switch Reducing CO2 emissions from thermal power generation is essential to realising a low-carbon society, according to Japan's largest energy producer...
A2Z Drone Delivery starts new system to lower ship payloads The modular add-on system or a ready-to-fly platform, RDS1 is designed for payloads up to 2kg which could be delivered...
ICTSI invests $18m to boost Ecuador port neopanamax capacity ICTSI unit Contecon Guayaquil SA created the first port in Ecuador capable of handling neopanamax vessels in 2019, following the...
Qatar Petroleum books capacity at UK's Grain LNG terminal Grain LNG, which is capable of meeting 25% of the UK's natural gas requirements, is ready to embark on its...
Maersk moves ahead with Damco integration The world's largest container shipping company said the deal 'marks a concrete development' after the integration of Damco's Air and...
US east coast throughput rises on improved global trade Yi Xiaozhun, deputy director of the World Trade Organization, warns that 'a descent into protectionism' in the aftermath of the...
Carbon levy, crew charter and diversity dominate Global Maritime Forum Maersk Tankers chief executive Christian Ingerslev says regional carbon taxes are not necessarily bad
Covid-19's impact on shipping not as lethal as other industries, financiers say Small orderbook has helped sector prove resilience in the face of pandemic, and could draw investor notice
Oil demand peak not worrying product tanker owners Short-term or long-term, a panel of product tanker owners are confident the sector can be strong
Burden of green shipping 'always down' to shipowners Grindrod chief executive Martyn Wade wryfully suggests banning all vessels
Bouchard Transportation details descent into bankruptcy The company looked to move ships and its corporate aeroplane as its financial issues mounted
What's the point in being public? Not much at today's weak share prices The largest listed owner of bulkers admits a point that's been on many minds throughout 2020
Handysize and supramax earnings rise as capesize rates continue to fall Handysize rates are now at the highest level in almost a year
Second wave seen cramping liner boom, says ONE's Jeremy Nixon ONE chief executive Jeremy Nixon warns of port bottlenecks but trade experts says positive patterns are beginning to emerge from the coronavirus pandemic
Second wave seen cramping liner boom but it could have trade benefits ONE chief executive Jeremy Nixon warns of port bottlenecks but trade experts says positive patterns are beginning to emerge from the coronavirus pandemic
Hygo signs new deal with Brazil gas buyer to underpin terminal Golar LNG joint venture moves to shore up planned FSRU-based Barcarena facility after Norsk Hydro exit
Iliopoulos strikes again with another Carnival cruiseship buy Seajets owner buys fourth cruiseship in move many market watchers believe is part of a larger asset play
Zenith Capital buys into Mjolner Shipping's cargo finance unit US merchant bank strengthens partnership started in 2017 with tanker fund
Pacific Basin Shipping tells banks 'please help us' in keeping bulker supply low A recovery in minor-bulk loadings have aided the dry market and boosted Pacific Basin's vessel earnings
Cash set to flow into Odfjell as newbuilding burden lifts Clarksons Platou believes owner well placed to capitalise on freedom from yard payments
'No one should be left behind', says Greek minister on emissions cutting policy Including shipping in a European emissions trading system threatens global supply chains and recovery of vulnerable islands, argues Plakiotakis
Flat stock reaction disappoints analysts after Maersk hikes forecast Expected boost to share price fails to materialise following big gains already this year
International Tanker Management welcomes new managing director in further V.Group reshuffle Chris Kirton has jointed the Dubai-based, tanker-focused shipmanager from Norstar
CMA CGM aims to ease debt pressure with $616m bond sale French line now benefiting from the Covid-19 delays that scuppered a refinancing back in March
US election important to some, but a Mickey Mouse game for public shipowners Long-suffering listings unlikely to find relief based on outcome of presidential and congressional races, most analysts project
Shipping policy nearly non-existent for Trump and Biden as election day nears Both candidates say they are staunch supporters of the Jones Act
US election important to some, but a Mickey Mouse game for shipping's public shipowners Long-suffering listings unlikely to find relief based on outcome of presidential and congressional races, most analysts project
Buyers emerge in sales of Gleamray and Norden panamax bulkers One of the panamaxes sold by Gleamray Maritime is to be renamed after a famous country singer
Norden confirms selling MR product tanker in asset play move Danish company has sold the 2011-built Nord Andes after buying the vessel just 10 months ago
Avenir LNG takes delivery of first small-scale newbuilding Dual purpose bunkering and supply vessel heads to Malaysia to start three-year charter with Petronas
CMA CGM's new LNG-fuelled giant claims cargo record French owner's vessel sets new benchmark by loading 20,723 containers
Shipping can find its place in the sun by ditching shadier practices When the industry puts itself on a more responsible footing, it will find it easier to be taken seriously in the corridors of power
Fjord Line replaces boss as another 140 jobs cut Rickard Ternblom departs on friendly terms as ropax owner tries to deal with coronavirus effects
Zim buys back debt and edges closer towards potential IPO Liner operator takes advantage of market rally to snap up its bonds
'Early mover': GEV reveals design for compressed hydrogen carrier Australian company using its compressed natural gas expertise to develop new vessel for renewable fuel exports
Eddie Steamship buys bargain capesizes for Shandong charter Taiwan's CC Hsu has picked up two veteran ships for charter to his joint venture with Chinese state-controlled Shandong Shipping
Sentiment on the rise as LNG carrier spot rates climb But jury remains out as to whether modern ships will hit six-figure levels during normally buoyant season
Eleanor Midwinter: Tough times make the best teacher A difficult decade has shown that collaboration is key to making shipping greener and more profitable
First of Oldendorff transloaders bound for Vietnam hits the water
Port of LA files best September despite lagging exports "Regardless of who wins the upcoming elections, our country is in desperate need of a cohesive export plan as well as an infrastructure program and...
50% jump in cargo revenue helps United Airlines slow Q3 cash burn United Airlines lost more than $2 billion in the third quarter, but the cargo division did its part to stabilize finances.
ATSG enjoys banner year leasing 767 converted freighters UPS is one of nine companies that have leased lots of freighters from Air Transport Services Group this year. Find out who else is leasing...
Trump vs. Biden: How the winner could affect ocean shipping A "blue sweep" win for Democrats could be good for container ships, bad for tankers.
Bunkering resumes at Hong Kong post tropical cyclone Nangka Market sources said the typhoon has had little impact on the market as demand remains depressed .
China's Zhoushan port supplies 3.26 mil mt bonded bunker fuels over Jan-Sep, up 18% on year Association attributed increase in volume to price competitiveness compared to the Asia's key bunkering port of Singapore since late-August.
Uruguayan measure allowing imports of bunker fuel moves through Congress Measure is part of national budget being discussed by Uruguay's parliament this week.
Crude tests six-week highs as fundamental outlooks tighten Refined product futures traced crude higher, but growing risks of resurgent coronavirus pandemic weighed on crack spreads.
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