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Intertanko: Sulphur cap will take two years to bed in

December 13th, 20182 Paolo d’Amico, head of d’Amico Società di Navigazione group, has added a couple more titles to his impressive resume in recent weeks, taking the reins at...

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Avance Gas: On the hunt for more VLGCs

December 12th, 20180 Christian Andersen is disappointed with some of his peers in the VLGC markets this month for accepting lower rates; the market could have held out for better, he...

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SeaQuest: How newbuild supervision is changing

November 28th, 20180 SeaQuest Marine Project Management, a shipbuilding project management and supervision services provider, is making efforts to diversify its business to ride through the...

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Paralos Maritime: How European shipping can survive in the 21st century

November 22nd, 20180 Regulations, desulphurisation and shipbuilding oversupply are the three main challenges the European shipping industry must confront in order to survive on the global...

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Höegh LNG: Flexible FSRUs

November 19th, 20180 Sveinung Støhle, president and CEO of Höegh LNG, is in a happy place. As the year comes to a close the tightness in the LNG market, which he had been predicting, has...

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Antong: The brothers who created the world’s 14th largest liner company

November 16th, 20180 Antong Holdings, the parent group of Chinese domestic container shipping major Ansheng Shipping and logistics service provider Antong Logistics, is on a major expansion...

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Taylor Maritime: Handy timing

November 15th, 20180 Ed Buttery, the founder of fast growing Hong Kong handy owner Taylor Maritime, stars on the latest cover of Maritime CEO magazine, which launches today. Founded in...

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Hellespont: Expansion on multiple fronts

November 2nd, 20180 Phrixos Papachristidis, grandson and namesake of Hellespont’s founder, became CEO at the age of 28. That was eight years ago now, a tenure at the top during which he...

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Norwegian Shipowners’ Association: High quality, ambition and a desire to explore

October 25th, 20180 It’s about more than maritime. Harald Solberg, CEO of the Norwegian Shipowners’ Association, sees a world of opportunity from his office overlooking Oslo. Here he...

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xChange: Repositioning empty containers costs the industry $20bn a year

October 22nd, 20181 xChange, a German online platform, is aiming to tackle the issue of repositioning idle containers via digitising the process. The company was launched in Hamburg in...

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METIS: Groundbreaking maritime chatbot

October 19th, 20180 Greek maritime technology firm METIS Cyberspace Technology reckons it can transform the management of shipping fleets via its latest maritime cyber solutions. The...

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Wärtsilä: Why digitalisation should not be seen as an additional cost

October 16th, 20183 Shipowners are misinterpreting digitalisation as an additional cost, argues one of Europe’s greatest maritime digital advocates in an exclusive interview with Maritime...

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ITF Seafarers’ Trust: Crew don’t necessarily feel the uptick in the markets

October 11th, 20180 Following on from Monday’s interview with the head of the Mission to Seafarers, Maritime CEO continues in a similar vein, getting the viewpoint from the recently...

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Mission to Seafarers: There will always be bad owners

October 8th, 20180 While the general picture about seafarer happiness might be better than two years ago at the nadir of the markets, there will always be bad shipowners out there,...

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Global Maritime Forum: Defining moment for shipping

October 3rd, 20180 Shipping has not faced such upheaval since the start of containerisation, argues Peter Stokes, the chairman of the Global Maritime Forum, in an exclusive interview with...

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North P&I: Volatility and uncertainty are the new normal

September 26th, 20180 Volatility and uncertainty are not necessarily what insurance executives want, yet for Paul Jennings, CEO of the North P&I Club, this is the new normal for...

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ChartCo: Further acquisitions on the cards

September 25th, 20180 Since taking the helm at ChartCo in 2010 Martin Taylor has been responsible for three key acquisitions; more are on the cards as this British e-navigation company aims...

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Splash Dash

Greeks dominate another bumper year of S&P deals
Once again it is the Greeks who have dominated the sale and purchase markets in 2018. The latest... Dec 19th, 2018 inEurope
McKeil Marine becomes the world’s newest tanker owner
Canada has a new tanker owner. Ontario-based McKeil Marine has swooped for a pair of Turkish... Dec 19th, 2018 inTankers
Grim boxship charter market forces owners of spot tonnage to get creative
Charterers of boxships of all sizes are in for a tough couple of months with analysts at Alphaliner... Dec 19th, 2018 inContainers
Toyota invests in autonomous shipping
Japan’s largest car manufacturer has put money towards developing autonomous... Dec 18th, 2018 inTech
Revolutionary new multi-storey box storage system unveiled in Dubai
An intelligent multi-storey container park has been developed by terminal operator DP World and... Dec 18th, 2018 inPorts and Logistics

Greeks dominate another bumper year of S&P deals

Holger Strack to lead Zeaborn Ship Management as Nils Aden and Isabelle Rickmers depart

Transport Capital taps former NordLB shipping head

Concordia Maritime pockets over $5m from suezmax play

McKeil Marine becomes the world's newest tanker owner

Rowan Companies awarded Guyana jackup contract

Haiphong gets first direct link to US

Toyota invests in autonomous shipping

Revolutionary new multi-storey box storage system unveiled in Dubai

GMS takes elderly box brace

Shell to develop bunkering hub at Duqm

Polarcus awarded seismic contract in West Africa

Transport Capital taps former NordLB shipping head

Masterbulk trials Japanese battery solution on 54,810 dwt ship

Haiphong gets first direct link to US

Toyota invests in autonomous shipping

Koreans rush to New Times for Vale newcastlemaxes

Sun sets for former Chinese yard highflyer

CSIC Leasing goes for cape quartet at Qingdao Beihai

Chinese port sets out to overhaul Singapore’s bunkering dominance in the low sulphur era

Norden: The asset-light argument