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USCG receives 20th application for BWMS type approval

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

Ferry Builder Austal Hit by Cyberattack

Cyber Security
Australian ferry and defense shipbuilder Austal reported Thursday that it has been hit by a cyberattack.

Royal Caribbean to Offset Emissions with U.S. Windfarm

General
Royal Caribbean Cruises has signed an agreement with Southern Power, a wholesale energy provider in the U.S., to offset up to 12 percent of its emissions via Southern Power's 200MW Reading Wind Facility. 

Disney’s First New Orleans Cruise Sells Out in One Hour

Passenger Fleet
Disney Cruise Lines' first sailing from Louisiana, a four-day itinerary departing New Orleans in early 2020, was so popular that it sold out in about an hour. 

New Ships Destined for Cruise Hotspots

Passenger Fleet
The latest travel trends survey from Travel Leaders Group reveals that the Caribbean remains the top international destination for U.S. travelers

Spinning Blockchain, Getting Paid

Digitalization
I will admit to being a little bit puzzled and more than intrigued upon hearing the news over the summer that Diamond Offshore Drilling had launched its Blockchain Drilling Service.

Digitalisation is reality with a new great milestone done at the Port of Le Havre

Ports
Last October 29th, the giant of the seas MSC MIRJAM owned by MSC, the second largest liner shipping company of the World, is on operation at Terminal de Normandie Port 2000.

Saudi Aramco signs wide-ranging MoUs

Oil & Gas
 Saudi Aramco has signed 15 memoranda of understanding (MoUs) and strategic/commercial collaborations with 15 international companies from eight different countries.

Contship looks to expanded La Spezia terminal for 20,000 teu ships by 2022

Ports
Italy’s LSCT in southern Europe will be ready to handle 20,000 teu ULCs by 2022, stepping up from its present capacity of accommodating 16,600-teu boxships.

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

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

Ocean energy demos lifted by €8m tide

Tidal Energy
The Oceanera consortium partners have announced €8m in funding for eight marine energy research and demonstration initiatives.

Gaslog Mulls Buybacks, Extra Dividends as Rates Soar

Business
Gaslog, a LNG carrier, said on Thursday it was considering extra dividends or a share buyback after reporting record profit
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