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New Maritime Fuel Rules: Industry Frets About Cost, Strategy, Supply

There are studies and reports from classification societies, scientific organizations and governmental agencies assuring maritime industries that carbon-heavy fuel is peaking and will be replaced by 2050

USPA presented to international and Ukrainian companies current dredging projects in the ports

To the representatives of 10 foreign and Ukrainian companies from the Netherlands, Belgium, Denmark, China and Ukraine were presented projects of capital and operational dredging in Ukrainian ports

IBIA at MEPC 73: IMO’s high sulphur fuel carriage ban remains on track March 2020

The adoption of a ban on the carriage of bunkers above 0.50% sulphur looks set to go ahead despite a number of countries seeking a delay.

Port of Oakland’s TraPac Terminal Opens at Night for Truckers

The Port of Oakland's TraPac marine terminal has introduced full service night gates for truckers amidst a record season for the port. 

Star Bulk Carriers Corp. Announces The Termination Of The Debt Restructuring Restrictions And A $625 Million Financing Update

Star Bulk Carriers Corp., a global shipping company focused on the transportation of dry bulk cargoes announced that it has repaid to its lenders all outstanding deferred

Buenos Aires concession overhaul

In 2020, a tender is to be issued at the Port of Buenos Aires that will see the existing five container terminal operators replaced by a single concessionaire.

Zero carbon at sea? Rotterdam port eyes a greener future

In Rotterdam, ships from around the world cruise in and out of Europe's busiest port, a bustling industrial hub that employs almost 200,000 people and produces 20 percent of the Netherlands' climate-changing gases.

MPA Singapore accepts remote inspection techniques in surveys

MPA Singapore issued a circular informing that the usage of remote inspection techniques can be accepted for the conduct of surveys onboard Singapore-Registered Ships.

MEPC Turns Down Soft Rollout for 2020 Sulfur Rule

On Wednesday, member state representatives of the IMO's Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC) turned down an industry proposal for an "experience-building phase" for the implementation of the 2020 fuel sulfur cap. 

China Readies for First Import Expo

China will be holding it's first international import expo in Shanghai between November 5 and 10.

Verifavia Shipping signs cooperations with two major global ship managers

Verifavia, the world's leading emissions verification company for the transport sector , today WALLEM Ship Management in Hong Kong and ZEABORN Ship Management in Hamburg , for auditing services for EU MRV and the IMO DCS.

In Djibouti, a major contract was signed then the Chinese arrived everything changed

Under the terms of the contract, Djibouti granted DP World exclusive rights over port and free zone facilities within Djibouti, including container handling facilities

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