Stolt Tankers claims graphene hull coating world first Stolt Tankers says that is the first shipping company in the world to apply a cutting-edge sustainable coating based on graphene to the hull of a chemical tankers, its 30,000 dwt Stolt
AWO and Vane Brothers Rick Iuliucci to keynote TTB 2024 Capt. Rick Iuliucci, vice president of Baltimore, Md., based Vane Brothers Company, and American Waterways Operators (AWO) Chairman of the Board and Chairman of the AWO Sustainability Task Force, will keynote Marine
Meet Marine Log's Top Women in Maritime 2023 As the maritime industry continues to increase diversity and bring more women into its ranks, we wrap up 2023 for the fourth year in a row by bringing to you our list
VIDEO: T. Parker Host celebrates successful 2023 at Avondale Global Gateway In just over a year since its reopening by T. Parker Host (Host) on the site of the former Avondale Shipyards, Avondale Global Gateway (AGG) has proven to be a significant center
Shippers accuse carriers of price gouging Shippers and forwarders are becoming increasingly concerned about carrier price gouging on the Asia to Europe services citing massive increases in charges that are being merged into a single charge from January. According to one forwarder, who wanted to remain anonymous, carriers are citing increases for a peak season surcharge, increased fuel charges and security surcharges that have all been cr
CMA CGM implements PSS from South Türkiye to North Europe CMA CGM, the French carrier, introduced the Peak Season Surcharge (PSS) from 10 January 2024 (gate-in date). This surcharge will remain in effect until further notice. Shipments from South Türkiye, notably the ports of Mersin and Iskenderun, will be subject to the surcharge. This PSS will apply to cargo heading to North Europe, including Ireland, Scandinavia, the Baltic States, and Poland. Furthe
How to maintain a healthy work-life balance in a committed relationship "Life is like riding a bicycle. To keep your balance, you must keep moving." Albert Einstein Set clear boundaries between work and personal life Create a schedule that works for both you and your partner. Turn off all electronic devices while eating or otherwise enjoying time with your partner. Don't check email or answer phone calls after hours. Openly discuss with your boss what times you will
Navigating the challenges of co-parenting after a divorce or breakup "Children begin by loving their parents; after a time, they judge them; rarely, if ever, do they forgive them." Oscar Wilde Establish clear channels of communication Organize regular meetings or phone calls with the other partner to discuss important issues regarding your children's welfare, education, and other relevant matters. Use technology, such as email, text messaging apps, or shared calen
Pilbara Ports: November 2023 throughput reaches 61.5Mt In November 2023, Pilbara Ports recorded a total monthly throughput of 61.5 million tonnes (Mt), indicating a four percent decrease compared to the same period in 2022. Specifically, the Port of Port Hedland contributed a monthly throughput of 45.8Mt, with 44.9Mt attributed to iron ore exports. This represented a five percent decline in total throughput compared to November 2022. Notably, imports
How to navigate the legal process of uncontested divorce "Divorce is always terrible, but I haven't met anyone who went through it and isn't happier now." Nikolaj Coster-Waldau Determine the right to an uncontested divorce Check the residency requirements: In most states, including Arizona, at least one spouse must have lived in the state for a certain period of time before filing for divorce. Make sure you agree on the basic issues: Both parties shoul
Don't listen to the fearmongers over emissions trading in shipping There is no reason to panic about the EU ETS - unless you are not fully prepared, writes Christian Rae Holm, managing director, Coach Solutions. Dire warnings of ballooning costs, threats of disruption and pleas for delay to the start of new regulation; the Christmas story for the shipping industry a familiar one. Once again, ...
Maersk Broker exits Mc-Kinney Moller ownership with management buyout Danish broking giant Maersk Broker ends takeover speculation as it unveils a management buyout from the Mc-Kinney Moller family, which...
NYK extends scope of biofuel bunker trials NYK is expanding the scope of its existing bio-fuel trials and, if successful, plans to gradually extend biofuel use across...
China sets out strategy to dominate green shipbuilding Government support for Chinese yards to develop new low- and zero-carbon ship designs aims to secure more than 50% of...
Economou continues capital markets comeback with 5.4% Genco stake Regulatory filing by Genco Shipping shows George Economou has taken a 5.4% stake in the New York-listed owner. It is...
H&M firm in run-up to 1/1 but could soften in 2024, Gallagher predicts Insurers having to write Black Sea business net line, leaving them mindful of risks entailed in China-Taiwan flare-up
Fresh surcharges pile up for Asia-Europe shippers amid Red Sea attacks Most of the surcharges and GRI hikes will take effect from Jan. 1, with at least one ocean carrier hinting of further increases to come later in January.
California regulator gives temporary reprieve on zero-emission drayage enforcement CARB is waiting for the federal Environmental Protection Agency to rule whether the clean fleets regulation the state adopted last April needs a waiver from the Clean Air Act before it goes into effect.
Container shipping digs in for new phase of Red Sea security risk The varied approach taken by carriers - whether or not to divert ships around southern Africa - speaks to a new phase of uncertainty for the traditional Suez route.
Red Sea crisis amplifies existing strain between carriers, shippers: analyst Almost four years after COVID-19, a new crisis is once again shining a light on the traditional contentious relationship between container carriers and their customers when it comes to pricing dynamics, writes Lars Jensen.
Forwarder market share, margins shrank in 2023 as rates normalized Going into 2024, 3PLs will need to determine which ancillary offerings they'll invest in to weather a supply-demand imbalance that will likely last for the next year or two.
'Business as usual' for new MB Shipbrokers, says boss Hald Chief executive upbeat after surprise management buyout of Maersk Broker
Maersk Broker's future secured in management buyout Move ends speculation over ownership of international brokerage
Year Ahead: IMO sets the stage for decarbonisation policy Will regulator's member states bring clarity on a carbon price and fuel standards?
George Economou turns his attention to Genco as minority stake revealed Greek owner and shipping investor spends nearly $34m to build a 5.4% stake in US-listed bulker player
Red Sea crisis: Shipowners seek to cash-in from higher container ship charter rates Liner operators willing to sail vessels to areas impacted by Houthi attacks will have to pay a significant charter market premium
US destroyer shoots down missile in latest Houthi attack Shipowners remain divided on whether to transit through Suez Canal despite naval operation
Damaged containers removed from Maersk container ship in Poland after storm Around 40 containers were lost from the ultra large container ship in the North Sea
Shanghai officials and Greek shipping bankers strengthen ties A Greek-Chinese finance initiative set in motion 10 months ago is gathering pace
Maersk to set up green methanol bunkering hub in Yokohama Danish shipowner fixes another piece in its methanol bunker supply chain puzzle with tie-up in Japan
Maersk to establish green methanol bunkering facility in Yokohama Danish shipowner fixes another piece in its methanol bunker supply chain puzzle with tie-up in Japan
2GO Travel shops in South Korea for Japanese-built ropaxes Expanding Filipino ferry company unveils surprise purchases in Manila Harbour
Year Ahead: China dominates shipbuilding amid slowdown as focus shifts to tankers and bulkers Declining orders in container ships and LNG and car carriers shift attention amid slowdown
Orient Overseas (International) Limited (OOIL), the subsidiary of the Chinese shipping group COSCO Shipping Holdings that operates containerized maritime transport services with ...
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