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Crowley and Shell to Build and Charter Largest US LNG Bunker Barge

Sep 02, 2021

Crowley Maritime Corporation has signed a long-term time charter with Shell NA LNG, LLC, (Shell) providing for the building and operation of a new, US-built, LNG bunker barge.

Port of Gothenburg launches berth planner tool

Sep 02, 2021

Internal users have begun to use Port of Gothenburg’s new digital berth planner tool to reduce emissions and improve efficiency.

China Merchants Port and Tencent to set up intelligent lab

Sep 02, 2021

China Merchants Port and Chinese internet service provider Tencent signed co-operation agreement to establish smart port technology lab.

Eastern Pacific Shipping orders up to six car carriers at China Merchants

Sep 02, 2021

Eastern Pacific Shipping ordered four plus two car carriers at China Merchants Industry Holdings.

CSSC and Shanghai join hands to develop maritime industry

Aug 31, 2021

China State Shipbuilding Corporation (CSSC) and Shanghai municipal government signed a co-operation agreement to strengthen development of the maritime sector in Shanghai.

Nominations Open: Seatrade Maritime is Searching for the Middle East’s Top 20 Under 40s

Aug 31, 2021

As maritime markets in the Middle East prepare for a future shaped by new and unexpected challenges, Seatrade Maritime is on the hunt for the leaders of tomorrow.

SIPG first half profit soars 127.1%

Aug 31, 2021

Shanghai International Port (SIPG) reported a CNY8.7bn net profit in the first half of 2021, up 127.1% year on year.

DNV Maritime boss highlights seafarer crisis once again

Aug 31, 2021

Treatment of seafarers is still falling far short of acceptable standards, according to DNV Maritime CEO, Knut Ørbeck-Nilssen.

Hapag-Lloyd orders 75,000 teu of standard containers

Aug 31, 2021

Hapag-Lloyd has ordered another 75,000 teus dry boxes, to further ease the scarcity of empty containers.

Recycling prices ease but should hold firm

Aug 31, 2021

Supporting factors are expected to stop prices paid at ship recycling facilities from falling much further, according to industry sources.

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