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InterManager boss singles out Singapore, Qatar and Dubai for their poor handling of crew changes
Confusion and obfuscation reign in the public relations battle for the hearts and minds of seafarers, many of whom are…
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Special Zoom issue of Maritime CEO magazine launches
A special Zoom-style issue of Maritime CEO magazine launches today, highlighting the many people interviewed so far in our new…
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The outlook for the LPG trades
Chief correspondent Jason Jiang assesses where rates for LPG carriers are headed after a tough few months. The LPG shipping…
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MSC debuts carbon neutral offering
MSC, the world’s second largest contanerline, has teamed with a carbon credit specialist to offer clients a new carbon neutral…
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MOL partners with NW Innovation Works for methanol shipping project
Japanese owner Mitsui OSK Lines (MOL) has announced will invest in US-based methanol producer NW Innovation Works (NWIW), and provide…
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Trader Maritime quits shipowning
Piraeus-based Trader Maritime has sold its only ship. Sources tell Splash that Trader Maritime has sold the 10-year-old, 57,000 dwt…
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Alur Biru Maritim orders three deck cargo carriers at Wuchang Shipbuilding
Indonesian owner Alur Biru Maritim (ABM) has placed an order at China’s Wuchang Shipbuilding for the construction of three 13,000…
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Solstad Offshore secures AHTS contracts in Brazil
Norwegian OSV operator Solstad Offshore has announced that it has secured contracts from Petrobras for the deployment of AHTS vessels…
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Orsted CEO steps down
Danish green energy major Orsted has announced that Henrik Poulsen has resigned as CEO, effective from January 31 at the…
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BP partners with Windward to promote digitisation of maritime trade
BP Shipping, the shipping unit of energy giant BP, has entered into a partnership with maritime trade analytics service provider…
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Zhejiang Shipping Group to order two supramax bulkers
State-run Zhejiang Shipping Group has issued an tender seeking shipyards to construct two 51,000 dwt supramax bulk carriers. The company…
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Primeline Energy insolvent
Primeline Energy has announced that the company insolvent due to inability to repay debts and damages related to a joint…
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Boa Offshore awarded new North Sea wind farm contract
Norwegian owner Boa Offshore has been awarded a new contract by DEME Offshore for offshore construction vessel . The contract,…
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Diana Shipping seals new deal for panamax bulker
Greek dry bulk owner Diana Shipping has entered into a time charter contract with Ausca Shipping in Hong Kong for…
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Certainty is absurd
Bureau Veritas’s Nick Brown helmed a Mare Forum debate on Friday that got him thinking about Voltaire and Star Trek.…
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Unions ready to take action as crewing deadline passes
Today marks the deadline for what was described in May as the final day before crews working beyond their stipulated…
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Research questions the validity of slow steaming’s green claims
Three shipping professors have revisited the science behind slow steaming and are questioning the validity of the green claims championed…
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Maritime’s new normal as seen from the C-suite
Jorn Annweiler from advisory firm Maritime Partners shares a few findings from a just published research study on the Covid-19…
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Oldendorff snaps up Tata capesize trio in $213m deal that includes COA
German dry bulk giant Oldendorff Carriers has agreed a package deal with Singapore-based Trust Energy Resources, a subsidiary of Tata…
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Salmar enters suezmax sector with SKS tanker acquisition
Greek tanker owner Salmar Shipping has acquired the 2003-built suezmax tanker from Norwegian owner SKS Tankers, a tanker unit of…
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