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Diana Shipping fixes panamax to Viterra
New York-listed Greek dry bulk owner Diana Shipping has landed a time charter deal with Viterra Chartering for its 2005-built…
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EMGS secures new framework contract
Oslo-listed Electromagnetic Geoservices (EMGS) has entered into a framework contract with an existing customer for the licensing of multi-client data…
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Chinese and Greek owners top dry bulk buying binge
The secondhand bulk carrier market shows no signs of slowing down. Greek and Chinese owners are now battling for the…
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Activists protest against new Norwegian oil licenses
Environmental activists from Greenpeace Norway protested yesterday against the awarding of new oil licenses in the 25th licensing round, demanding…
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BASF takes 49.5% of Vattenfall’s Dutch offshore wind farm
Sweden’s Vattenfall has signed a contract with German chemicals firm BASF to sell 49.5% of its wind farm Hollandse Kust…
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4Subsea awarded drilling support contract by Vår Energi
Norway-based 4Subsea has won a three-year deal with Vår Energi to monitor and analyse wellhead integrity during Balder Future drilling…
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Petrofac Socar JV secures BP contract in Azerbaijan
A joint venture between Petrofac and Socar has secured a new contract valued at around $25m to support the Azeri…
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Simpson Spence Young launches carbon desk
Simpson Spence Young (SSY) has announced the launch of a new carbon desk and offsetting service, part of a wider…
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Søren Toft lays out MSC’s position on path to decarbonisation
Nearly seven months into the job and Søren Toft is getting his views across this week. The CEO of Mediterranean…
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Gothenburg expands shoreside power to tankers
The Port of Gothenburg is extending its shoreside power network to its Energy Port. Auxiliary engines on tankers currently powered…
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Vietnam and China blow past the UK in the offshore wind stakes
More than 200 GW of new offshore wind projects have been announced since the beginning of 2020 – accounting for…
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Solstad Offshore secures UK PSV contract
Norway’s Solstad Offshore has secured a new contract from a UK operator for the 2013-built large platform supply vessel in…
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TGS snaps up Polarcus Australian surveys
Oslo-listed TGS said it has bought three multi-client 3D seismic surveys from Polarcus covering a total of 12,200 sq km…
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Methatug approved for operation at Port of Antwerp
A tugboat, called Methatug, will become the first methanol-power vessel to operate at a European port. Methatug is part of…
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Globus Maritime seals new supramax charter
Nasdaq-listed Greek owner Globus Maritime has secured a new charter for 2007-built supramax bulker . The charter has commenced this…
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Petrofac awarded North Sea contract extension by EnQuest
Offshore engineering specialist Petrofac has been awarded a one-year contract extension by EnQuest to support its operations on the Kittiwake…
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MPC Container Ships adds 11 boxships with Songa Container acquisition
German boxship owner MPC Container Ships has entered into an agreement to acquire Arne Blystad’s Songa Container for $210.25m on…
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Hapag-Lloyd adds six megamaxes at DSME
Hamburg-based liner Hapag-Lloyd has ordered another six 23,500+ teu ultra-large container vessels at South Korea’s Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering…
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Norwegian firm edges closer to its first non-fossil fuelled containership
After 10 years of negotiations, Norway-based EDGE Navigation announced that it has chosen Ulstein Design & Solutions as its partner…
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Low water level in Argentina’s Parana River causes French bulker to run aground
French handy bulk carrier ran aground near Ramallo on the Parana River in Argentina this week, with low water levels…
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