Sea Machines readies autonomous tugboat for 1,000 mile Machine Odyssey Aiming to demonstrate that the world's waterways are primed and ready for autonomous technology, Boston, Mass,, based Sea Machines Robotics plans to send a tugboat on a 1,000 nautical mile autonomous and
Golden Ray: Disposal of final sections poses its own problems It is now more than two years since the September 8, 2019 capsize of the car carrier Golden Ray and, at this stage, disassembling and disposing of its wreck has taken significantly
Next gen Vard patrol vessel gains AIP Vard Marine, Inc. has gained approval in principle from ABS for its 115 meter next generation offshore patrol vessel (NGOPV) design. The Vard 7 115 NGOPV caters to a range of mission
Castor Maritime clinches strong rates for another trio of bulkers Expanding Nasdaq-listed owner has been securing daily earnings of more than $30,000 under new shorter and medium-term charters for several...
Maritime Cyprus postponed to 2022 Shipping deputy minister Vassilios Demetriades says postponement 'essential' to safeguard the character and aims of the biennial event
Hurricane Ida wipes out Opec crude supply gains Increased travel in Europe alongside disruptions to production and oil refining on the US Gulf coast after hurricane Ida may...
Trained crew best defence against hackers of shipboard system 'It's people, people, people - 95% of cyber incidents are on account of people not doing the right thing, not following...
What should be the next green fuels? It is hoped that leaders in the more consolidated boxship sector could reduce their obsession with the first-mover advantage and...
Cargo owners can help shipping's green energy transition ABM AMRO's Joep Gorgels says cargo owners can help shipping's energy transition through long-term charter commitments that signal to both...
Divisions open over shipping's decarbonisation costs Representatives from the EU and European Community Shipowners' Association sparred over green regulations on a Capital Link session. BIMCO said...
Capesizes climb as typhoon impacts capacity Increased congestion is playing a significant part in daily spot rates shooting up to beyond the $53,000 mark on the...
Chinese ports reopen as weakening typhoon moves toward Japan Typhoon Chanthu had turned eastwards before making landfall in China's Zhejiang province. It is now expected to head northeast and...
Greater gender diversity would boost maritime companies The gender pay gap may also widen this year due to the coronavirus pandemic, with job losses in support or...
Daily Briefing Industry mulls compulsory seafarer vaccination | UK calls for zero global shipping emissions by 2050 | London Shipping Week Daily...
London Shipping Week Daily Podcast: Brexit and the future of UK shipping The second edition of our special London International Shipping Week daily podcast features outgoing UK Chamber of Shipping chief executive...
Novatek charters four LNG carriers with MOL Equipped with the newest MAN Energy Solutions engines and other energy-saving technologies, the vessels are more environmentally friendly than current...
US trade groups endorse act targeting 'unfair' foreign ocean carriers A coalition of more than 150 companies and trade associations, representing US importers, exporters, transportation providers and other supply chain...
Port of Charleston throughput improves as peak season looms 'SC Ports planned well for this growth by investing more than $2bn in port infrastructure in recent years to handle...
DHL Express renews agreement with Atlas Air for 20 freighters DHL Express is one of Atlas Air's biggest customers. It just renewed leases for 20 planes.
Investor scores a fortune selling container ships named after Patriots Container ships named The Brady, The Belichick and The Gronk just sold for six to eight times their purchase price, spurring a nine-figure payday.
Record August hints at turbocharged remainder of 2021: Virginia Port Authority August was a record month for the Port of Virginia in Norfolk, and the trend of higher year-over-year volumes could persist through the rest of...
Viewpoint: Will the world's largest container ship actually provide trade solutions? The Ever Ace is at nearly 24,000 TEUs, but ports may not be able to handle that much capacity.
Port Houston and ship channel remain closed in Hurricane Nicholas' aftermath Nicholas made landfall as a Category 1 hurricane in Texas Tuesday morning, bringing high winds and torrential rainfall.
NYMEX RBOB stronger after Hurricane Nicholas knocks out Colonial Pipeline Price impact of the pipeline outage was limited likely due to expectations that the system would return to full operation soon.
UAE Brooge starts 600,000 cu m fuel oil, crude storage facility at Fujairah BPGIC is working on a third expansion of its storage facilities that could potentially add up to 3.5 million cu m of capacity.
Chevron, Enterprise Products team up on potential carbon capture projects Gustavson noted that international climate change scientists working with the United Nations have identified carbon capture as a critical technology needed to help the world transition to a lower carbon future.
US LNG feedgas demand suggests near full utilization as Nicholas drenches Texas Neither operator announced immediate plans to curtail output, though both were monitoring the storm.
Vietnam to start LNG imports in 2022 as key step in lowering emissions, energy security: minister Under the draft decree, companies and plants with annual GHG emissions above 3,000 mt of CO2e will be required to submit records of their emissions.
Kazakhstan considers extension of oil products export ban: report The government is also considering moving, or reducing the duration of, maintenance at the Pavlodar petrochemicals plant, the report said.
IEA sees global oil demand rebounding after COVID-hit Q3 With a surge in activity restrictions in a number of countries since July to curb rising COVID-19 infections, the IEA revised down its third-quarter global oil demand estimate by 200,000 b/d in its latest monthly oil markets report.
Singapore 380 CST HSFO differential hits 20-month high on robust power sector demand The Platts JKM -- Asian LNG benchmark -- rose to $21.828/MMBtu Sept. 13, the highest since Jan. 15, when it was assessed at $26.99/MMBtu, S&P Global Platts data, while the Singapore 180 CST HSFO cargo was assessed at $460.02/mt Sept. 13, or about $11-12/MMBtu.
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