Excelerate Energy to manage its FSRU fleet through new subsidiary The Woodlands, Texas, headquartered Excelerate Energy L.P. is to manage its fleet of FSRUs through a new wholly-owned subsidiary, rather than using a third-party ship manager. The company reports that the Republic
How autonomous systems support crews, create new opportunities SPONSORED CONTENT: It's hard to scan marine industry news without coming across a handful of stories each week dedicated to the subject of marine autonomy. While many are still focused on technologies
VIDEO: Lindblad polar ship completes first sea trials National Geographic Explorer, the first of two polar expedition vessels for Lindblad Expeditions Holdings Inc. built by Norway's Ulstein Verft shipyard has successfully completed initial sea trials. According to Ulstein, the sea
Waterways Council names Deb Calhoun interim President/CEO The Executive Committee of Waterways Council, Inc. (WCI) has named Deb Calhoun (WCI Senior Vice President) as WCI Interim President/CEO, effective February 18, 2020. WCI President/CEO Michael J. Toohey recently announced his
Great Lakes Dredge sees strong market ahead Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Corporation (Nasdaq:GLDD), the largest provider of dredging services in the United States, today reported financial results for the quarter and year ended December 31, 2019. Fourth Quarter
OMSA presents Lifetime Achievement Award to Bob Alario The Offshore Marine Service Association (OMSA) has announced the institution of the Robert J. Alario Distinguished Achievement Award. It is named after former OMSA Chairman and President Robert "Bob" Alario, who received
Mariners sue Bouchard for unpaid wages Bouchard Transportation's problems continue to mount. In addition to being the subject of multiple Captain of the Port Orders (see earlier story), the company faces a lawsuit brought on behalf of several
Correction | Nakilat position on LNG Earlier today we published a story relating to Nakilat's position on LNG.
DryLog acquires ED&F Man Shipping For Mr Livanos, who has traditionally been low profile on the dry bulk sector, the move is the second headline-making...
Navios eyes dry bulk market lift-off in second half Angeliki Frangou says bulker earnings have the capacity to rise sharply later this year as Navios confirms the acquisition of...
Tripoli port bombing halts peace talks A reefership and a handysize bulk carrier are the only vessels over 5,000 dwt tracked at the port of Tripoli...
DNV GL rejects methane slip concerns Nilssen argued gas was the right alternative fuel to start reducing shipping's emissions as better fuels were phased in
Venezuela crude exports going 'dark' as US imposes sanctions on Rosneft Rosneft Trading has taken over most of the marketing of Venezuelan crude over the last nine months with oil supplied...
New Cork container terminal delayed to fourth quarter Port of Cork chief operating officer tells Lloyd's List that he expects total container volumes in 2020 to be hit...
Performance Shipping eyes singular role as listed aframax owner Performance made its first foray into tankers last year having shed a substantial boxship fleet in the last three years...
P&I renewal round sees 7.5% 'going rate' fail to stick 'Maybe three, three-and-a-half-ish,' says P&I broker asked to specify percentage point jump in what owners are actually paying
Ports face standardisation challenges Port systems need to be able to share information beyond their own communities for effective collaboration
VLSFO share to exceed 50% but growth to slow VLSFO-HSFO spread will stay healthy, allowing shipowners to recover investments in just over a year's time
EU chiefs warned that green rules hinge on global co-operation Given the international nature of the shipping sector, the EU's plan to impose green rules makes no sense if new...
Tomini Shipping gains Norwegian listing Tomini Shipping has its sights set on fleet expansion as it gains listing
Yard Talk | Who will blink first? Japan is one of the five foreign jurisdictions whose anti-trust authorities can throw a spanner in the works of the...
Carriers rev up blank sailing efforts amid coronavirus fallouts Increasing void sailings will also affect backhaul trade with limited capacity for outbound services from Europe and the US
Kelly Tolhurst appointed UK maritime minister Following last week's UK government reshuffle, the new ministerial briefs have been assigned. Kelly Tolhurst will also have to pick...
Daily Briefing Free to read: Ships poised for new CO2 measures in 2022 | EU competition watchdog eyes shipping consolidation tipping point...
Hapag-Lloyd's focus on profitable trades pays off in strong 2019 results The main drivers of the positive business developments have been improved freight rates as well as rigorous cost and revenue...
Coronavirus-linked disruption boosts hedging activity 'Disruption in the physical markets has bolstered hedging activity... the current situation has made apparent China's role in the physical...
Coronavirus slows dry bulk market to a crawl BHP warns that if the outbreak is not contained by March or in case it re-emerges, that would be damaging for...
Canadian shippers slam Trudeau over supply chain disruption Disruptive protests began nearly two weeks ago after five hereditary chiefs of the Wet'suwet'en Nation intensified their opposition to the...
CBP intercepts shipment of counterfeit LED screens U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers at International Falls, Minnesota, discovered the illegal product in two 40-foot containers from China.
Hapag-Lloyd full-year earnings leap $384 million The German container shipping line credited improved freight rates as well as rigorous cost and revenue management for the huge gains.
Maersk buying US warehousing and distribution company Acquisition of California-headquartered Performance Team designed to strengthen the shipping giant's ability to meet customers' end-to-end supply chain needs.
Coronavirus creates new demand for product tankers Asian refineries suddenly have too much gasoline, diesel and jet fuel. Buyers in the West are taking the overflow, a plus for product tankers.
JAXPORT reports sunny forecast The Florida port set records in 2019 and scored a harbor deepening funding win early in 2020.
Scrubber option paying off despite dry dock delays: Scorpio Tankers Higher earnings for LR1s over other vessel classes likely to change: Scorpio spokesman.
European VLSFO prices recede but MGO claws on Demand-supply balance for VLSFO eases in recent weeks.
Oil rally extends as Chinese refiners book Q2 crude cargoes Buying interest from Chinese refineries tempers long-term coronavirus demand destruction concerns
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Demand for LSFO in Fujairah falls 15% following IMO2020 transition: market sources Sources said the COVID-19 outbreak has led it to slump further.
FUJAIRAH DATA: Oil product stocks edge up 0.7% on week on build in heavy residues "The port is doing health screenings for crew arriving, so there are some vessels who are not calling here," a supplier said.
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