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Maersk fixes methanol supply for landmark boxship
A.P. Moller – Maersk has identified its partners to produce green fuel for its first vessel to operate on carbon…
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Maersk takes American NVOCC to court
Maersk, the world’s largest containerline, has filed a suit in New York against Oceanic Container Line, an American NVOCC. The…
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Barstad confirmed as Macleod’s successor at Frontline
John Fredriksen’s tanker company Frontline has decided to stick with Lars Barstad as CEO. Barstad has been acting as an…
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Grindrod works its Japanese contacts to net an ultramax
Grindrod Shipping is buying the 2019 Japanese-built ultramax bulk carrier, , which it currently charters in from its owners, Sanzo…
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NYK assists in Crimson Polaris oil cleanup operations
NYK Line, as the charterer of the , has sent teams to assist the cleanup of the oil spill the…
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Fully automated container storage system makes first successful trial
DP World has completed testing of the Boxbay fully automated container storage system at its Jebel Ali terminal in Dubai,…
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Closing the data gap behind shipping’s ESG strategies
Carole Plessy, head of maritime at OneWeb, on how to get and handle ESG data Shipowners and operators are under…
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Crosby Tugs merges with SEA.O.G. Offshore to service US offshore wind
Marine transportation provider Crosby Tugs is joining forces with compatriot US offshore services provider SEA.O.G. Offshore to focus on delivering…
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Maersk Drilling to reactivate jackup for nine-month Harbour Energy contract
Maersk Drilling has secured a contract from UK independent Harbour Energy for the jackup rig to drill three subsea development…
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P&O Maritime awarded AHTS contract by Dolphin Energy
DP World’s P&O Maritime Logistics has secured a long-term contract with Dolphin Energy in Qatar for the 2008-built anchor handling…
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Singapore’s Pavilion Energy appoints interim CEO
Pavilion Energy, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Temasek, has named Alan Heng as interim group chief executive officer. Heng will succeed…
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Jan De Nul and JDR awarded Vineyard Wind contract
Belgian offshore service provider Jan De Nul, and its UK-based subcontractor JDR Cable Systems, secured a contract from Vineyard Wind,…
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Green Energy Group wins offshore wind contract extension
Oslo-listed Green Energy Group, formerly Seabird Exploration, has secured a contract extension in the offshore wind sector for the 2008-built…
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SFL seals 10-year charter deal for two LNG-fuelled car carriers in Asia
John Fredriksen’s SFL Corporation has landed long-term charters with an undisclosed Asia-based transportation firm for two dual-fuel car carriers designed…
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Fugro secures offshore wind site survey contract in Germany
Dutch surveyor Fugro has been awarded a contract by Germany’s Federal Maritime and Hydrographic Agency to carry out geophysical surveys…
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Californian ports struggle to clear peak season boxes, brace for brutal September
The largest export out of America’s top container port is air, a stark reminder of the massively pressurised situation slamming…
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Deutsche Post DHL acquires ocean freight forwarder Hillebrand
Deutsche Post DHL Group has signed an agreement to acquire J.F. Hillebrand Group for around €1.5bn ($1.76bn). Hillebrand is a…
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Latvian freight forwarder enters the liner trades with new service to Poland
Fields, a Latvian freight forwarder, has debuted its first liner service. The Riga-headquartered firm is marketing its FDL1 service which…
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Taiwan plans to invest $1.37bn to upgrade seven ports
Taiwan plans to invest NT$38.16bn ($1.37bn) over the next five years to upgrade seven commercial ports. The plan, proposed by…
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Saga Welco ship stuck in Canada due to smelter strike
A weeks-long strike at an aluminum smelter in British Columbia has left a Norwegian ship unable to leave the terminal…
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