Maritime News

UAE’s Abu Dhabi Ports (ADP) has put freeze on rent increases in 2021 for all businesses in its Industrial Cities and Free Zone cluster as part of relief measures during the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic.

The Great Eastern Shipping bulk carrier Jag Anand and its 23 Indian crew are finally be allowed to leave the Chinese port of Jingtang where they have been stranded with a cargo of Australian coal since June last year. However, while the Jag Anand...

The Rotterdam port authority has embarked on an ambitious strategy to realise eight to 10 new shore power installations over the next five years.

Spot market activity in tanker shipping was down 16% year-on-year in 2020 due to the impact of the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic, according to analyst Poten & Partners.

Chinese shipbuilder Wuhu Shipyard signed asphalt/oil tanker vessel contract with the European shipowner Continental Bitumen.

The livestock carrier Barkly Pearl has been barred from Australian waters for two years after it was found sailing in the country’s waters with a hole in its hull.

Port Hedland in Western Australia welcomed its first LNG fuelled bulker this week in the shape of the capesize HL Green.

The shipbuilding orderbook has dropped to its lowest level in terms of ratio to the existing fleet in 31 years, according to Clarksons Research.

The US-based Crowley has established a New Energy division focused on offshore wind and LNG in the US and nearby regions.