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Equinor plans to cut emissions 50% on NCS by 2030

Since 2011, Equinor has cut CO2 emissions from its logistical operations for the Norwegian continental shelf (NCS) by 600,000 tonnes.

PFR Close to Purchasing Strategic Polish DCT Gdansk Terminal

With the help of Goldman Sachs, Macquarie (Australia) launched the sale of the 1.5 billion Euros (US$1.7 billion) DCT Gdansk port terminal

Port Canaveral Moves Ahead with Cruise Terminal 3

Florida's Canaveral Port Authority has awarded a $108.5m contract to Ivey’s Construction for building its new Cruise Terminal 3 project.

Kalmar AutoRTG system gains ground in Europe

Kalmar, part of Cargotec, has won a tender to supply a complete AutoRTG system to Belfast Container Terminal (BCT) in Northern Ireland.

UK Shipping Minister supports equal rights for seafarers

Seafarers should have the same sort of working conditions and welfare rights as people who work ashore

IMO: Guidance on ship implementation plan for 2020 compliance

At its latest Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC 73), IMO approved, among others, the guidance on the development of a ship implementation

LA and Long Beach Post Record Annual Volumes

The twin ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach both posted their highest container volumes ever in 2018,

Chemical Company Announces Mega-Investment in Antwerp

INEOS, one of the largest chemical concerns in the world, has chosen the Port of Antwerp as the location for a mega-investment of three billion euros

Ningbo-Zhoushan passes Shenzhen to become third largest container port globally

China’s Ningbo-Zhoushan port reported a container throughput of 26m teu in 2018, pushing it up into the ranks world’s top three container port for the first time.

Hong Kong marine department holds seminar to promote navigational safety

Hong Kong's Marine Department held the Navigational Safety Seminar 2019 on January 16, to enhance the awareness of navigational safety

IMO to finalize polar communication and navigation equipment guidance

IMO’s Polar Code aims to ensure that ships operating in the Arctic and Antarctic areas consider extremes of temperature and make sure critical equipment remains operational

Bangladesh’s second LNG terminal to start in March; supply faces hiccups

Bangladesh’s second liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal is expected to start operations in mid-March though domestic pipeline constraints

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