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USCG updates guidelines for successful stability tests

USCG announced that the Marine Safety Center (MSC) published an updated Plan Review Guidelines and Design Verification Guidelines, regarding: GEN 05 - 'Stability Test Procedures'.

USCG awards 12th BWMS Type Approval Certificate

The US Coast Guard Marine Safety Center issued the 12th Coast Guard Ballast Water Management System type approval certificate to Qingdao Headway Technology Co., for its OceanGuard BWMS.

Russia Revises Northern Sea Route Ice Class Requirements

Russia's Ministry of Transport has announced changes to ice navigation criteria for the Northern Sea Route (NSR).

Norway proposes regulation for emissions reduction in the fjords

New legislation was released for review aiming to reduce emissions and discharges in the fjords.

How Hapag-Lloyd will comply with the IMO2020 regulation

Regulation and discusses the structure of the Marine Fuel Recovery (MFR) mechanism that Hapag-Lloyd introduced

Nearly Half of All 2018 Scheduled Deliveries Still at Yards

There are 1,966 vessels which have deliveries dates scheduled for 2018. However only 1,100 have hit the water so far this year, meaning 44 percent of the 2018 orderbook is outstanding, according to VesselsValue.

Trump signs billion dollar boost for Great Lakes shipping

President Donald Trump signing a bill that would authorize close to $1bn for construction of a second lock allowing transits of large “Laker” vessels

USCG receives 20th application for BWMS type approval

The US Coast Guard Marine Safety Center received its 20th application for type approval for the Aquarius UV Ballast Water Management System

2020 sulphur cap: ‘Non-compliance not an option’

The arrival of the global sulphur limit in 2020 will pose multiple challenges to ship operators

World’s Largest LNG Bunkering Vessel Delivered

The world’s largest LNG bunker supply vessel, M.V. Kairos, has been delivered to Babcock Schulte Energy, a 50:50 joint venture between Babcock and Bernhard Schulte Shipmanagement. 

Euronav Warns that Scrubbers Could Mask Non-Compliance

Tanker operator Euronav voiced new concerns about the use of SOx scrubbers to comply with the IMO's impending 0.5 percent fuel sulfur content cap, citing low return on investment

IMO Adopts Plan for Addressing Marine Plastic

The IMO has pledged to address the significant problem posed by plastics to the marine environment

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