CMA names its 2022 Commodore The Connecticut Maritime Association (CMA) has named Gary Vogel, CEO of Stamford, Conn.-headquartered Eagle Bulk Shipping Inc. (NASDAQ: EGLE) as its Commodore for the year 2022. The 2022 Commodore Award will be
Crystal Cruises suspends operations In one of the latest fall outs from Genting Hong Kong's liquidation filing, its Miami-headquartered luxury cruise brand Crystal Cruises yesterday announced that it was suspending operations. Following is the text of
VIDEO: Fully-electric ferry is first of its kind in southern hemisphere The first fully-electric, high-speed passenger ferry in the southern hemisphere recently made its debut in Wellington, New Zealand. The 19 meter long ferry, the Ika Rere, can carry up to 132 passengers
Corps releases inland waterways spend plan The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has released its spend plans, outlining the Civil Works studies, projects and programs that the Corps will implement in Fiscal Year 2022. The plans include $22.81
NY's first offshore wind farm gets approval to start construction The Construction and Operations Plan (COP) for South Fork Wind, New York's first offshore wind farm, has received approval from the U.S. Department of the Interior's Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM).
Dry bulks: Can the boom resume? Looking for what's ahead in the dry bulk shipping markets? The thermometer usually used to measure the health of the dry bulk market is the Baltic Dry Index, and through the first
Port NOLA reaches cargo and terminal milestones The Port of New Orleans (Port NOLA) ended the year in 2021 strengthening its economic benefit to the region and state with wins across all four of its lines of business: cargo,
Wire rope: The importance of verifying your terminations By Matthew Spolarich, CDR, U.S. Coast Guard, Marine Safety Unit Houma Wire rope and its associated cable assemblies are an essential part of the marine industry in a variety of load-handling applications.
CSM adds holograms to its digitalization tool box "The future is already here," said Columbia Shipmanagement (CSM) President and CEO Mark O'Neil, as he addressed an audience in Manila, Philippines, recently. The Mark O'Neil that the audience saw and interacted
Hornblower to offer former spill response vessels for new roles Two former spill response vessels have been acquired by Hornblower Group, which is to offer them for charter as multipurpose supply vessels through its Seaward Services Inc. subsidiary. Now named the Seaward
Shipping eyes future market for CO2 carriers Shipping companies are looking to develop bigger CO2 carriers with demand for carbon capture expected to grow
Spot capesize rates slump to below operating costs Capesize value continues to erode given Brazilian iron ore shipment issues in what is traditionally a weak quarter, exacerbated by...
Offshore construction legal textbook gets second edition 'This industry is obviously very heavily lawyered, because when things go wrong on these projects, it could cost billions and...
Multiple US legal actions launched against ONE Apus carrying interests Cases have been filed in at least three US states and more are expected to come, although many could eventually...
China bulker congestion stabilises Lloyd's List Intelligence data shows 610 bulk carriers at anchor waiting to discharge at key ports. Northern China accounts for...
Aviation slump opens new ship finance pathway for boxships Landmark deal to open up opportunities as 'people know it's possible,' say lawyers linked to deal
Recruitment for maritime must focus on job relevance Shipping's transformation to an era of decarbonisation and digitalisation will demand new skills. The industry has not cast its net...
Hafnia in talks to buy 12 tankers from Scorpio A deal would see Scorpio exit the long-range one tanker segment
Yantian Port restricts container gate-ins amid congested storage Boxships arriving from the US and Europe dropped 40% at Yantian, with schedule reliability ratios below 20% and average delays...
K+N counts the days of delays By counting the capacity of teu and the period for which it is delayed, K+N wants to pinpoint disruption hot...
Heidmar's link-up with Capital shows size matters Tanker pools are seen as growing in scale as charterers - and decarbonisation requirements - make life tougher for smaller...
Solving crew-change crisis requires a better vaccination programme The industry must aim for a 100% vaccination rate for seafarers and receiving booster shots is among the next must-do...
Shipbuilding orders in China rose in 2021 as profits declined 'The international shipping markets were in a strong uptrend in 2021, leading to a better-than-expected recovery in newbuilding markets,' says...
Daily Briefing Milder Omicron variant seen supporting tanker rates rebound | Alibaba-linked carrier pays premium charter for vintage boxship | Containership demand...
Long Beach sets annual throughput record in 2021 The port said it handled 9.38m teu during the year, a rise of 15.7% above the previous record of 8.11m...
American's record Q4 cargo revenue eases sting of $921M loss Among the major U.S. passenger carriers, United Airlines was the big winner in cargo performance during 2021.
AEI certifications enable more 737-800 converted freighter sales Aeronautical Engineering takes used planes and turns them into cargo configuration. More countries are approving a new design for its 737-800 freighter.
'Tricky time' for shipping stocks: Course corrections ahead? Could container shipping and tanker stocks end 2022 very differently than they began it?
Hafnia says in talks to buy 12 Scorpio LR1s Singapore-based shipowner said in a statement it would provide further information at a later date.
TotalEnergies affirms drive for LNG as bunker fuel, eyes biomethane Company plans to increase biofuels production capacity from 0.3mt/year in 2020 to 2mt/year by 2025 and 5mt/year by 2030.
Crude consolidates as US inventories climb, Biden mulls further actions to cool market US commercial crude stocks climbed 520,000 barrels to 413.81 million barrels.
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