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Diana Shipping seals capesize charter with NYK
Greek dry bulk owner Diana Shipping has entered into a time charter contract with Japan’s Nippon Yusen Kaisha (NYK) for…
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Woodside commences search for new CEO as Coleman announces retirement
Australian LNG producer Woodside has announced that CEO Peter Coleman has advised his intention to retire in the second half…
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Yara sets out to supply shipping with green ammonia
Norwegian fertiliser giant Yara is turning its attention to providing ammonia as a new fuel for the shipping industry. “Ammonia…
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Scrubber 2.0: New carbon capture funnel unveiled
A Norwegian, Austrian team today unveiled scrubber 2.0, their version of a future funnel that can capture carbon among a…
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Shearwater GeoServices awarded Bay of Bengal survey by Reliance
Shearwater GeoServices has been awarded a 3D seismic acquisition contract in India’s Bay of Bengal by Reliance Industries. The survey…
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Maersk Drilling jackup awarded new contract by OMV
Maersk Drilling has been awarded a one-well contract by OMV (Norge) for 2015-built jackup rig . The rig will drill…
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Plastics at sea tracking initiative launches
Shipping leaders have united in their support of pollution mapping initiative Eyesea which was officially launched today. Eyesea, a not-for-profit…
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Car carriers rally
The car carrier sector has staged a more swift recovery than initially projected in the early stages of the pandemic,…
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Why this box spill ought to spur change
Captain Colin Smith was horrified last week on seeing the collapsed boxes strewn across the Japanese boxship, ONE Apus. For…
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MSC linked to Borealis boxship pair
Swiss-headquartered containerline Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC) continues to build its fleet at rapid pace according to the latest Shipping Intelligence…
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Glencore appoints new CEO
Commodity trading giant Glencore has appointed Gary Nagle as its new CEO, replacing Ivan Glasenberg who will retire as CEO…
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Japan promotes ammonia-fuelled shipping
Japan Inc, hitherto one of the greatest proponents of a hydrogen-powered society, has opened the door to far greater use…
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MOL onboard Australian carbon capture project
Mitsui OSK Lines (MOL), Japan’s largest shipping line, is involved in a new Australian carbon capture project. Perth-based Transborders Energy…
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Keppel FELS terminates Awilco rig contract
Singapore’s Keppel Corporation has announced that subsidiary Keppel FELS has terminated the contract with Norway’s Awilco Drilling for semi-submersible drilling…
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Italian ports lose their tax exemption status
The European Commission has told Italy to abolish the corporate tax exemptions granted to its ports, in order to align…
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Electric failure sparks ship mayhem at Algerian port
The 13-year-old, 1,100 teu suffered an electrical failure while unmooring at the Algerian port of Béjaïa, the ship rearing out…
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Ørsted sells 25% of Ocean Wind project to New Jersey’s PSEG
Danish renewable energy giant Ørsted has entered into an agreement to sell a 25% ownership interest in its Ocean Wind…
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Siem Offshore offloads ageing anchor handler
Siem Offshore’s Secunda Canada has sold the 1998-built anchor handling tug supply vessel . Deliver to the new owner is…
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Petrodive: Offshore wind expansion
Dubai-based subsea service provider Petrodive is gearing up for a next round expansion to grab the opportunities from the emerging…
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Solstad Offshore awarded CSV contract
Norway’s Solstad Offshore has been awarded a contract for the 2016-built construction support vessel . The vessel will support operations…
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