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ExxonMobil Starts New Unit to Increase Ultra-Low Sulfur Fuels Production

R&D
ExxonMobil said that a new unit at its integrated Beaumont, Texas facility has started operations, increasing production of ultra-low sulfur fuels by about 45,000 barrels per day.

Industry Experts Weigh Up Solutions For Sulphur Cap 2020

Safety & Regulations
Despite the different solutions available for the industry to comply with the impending 2020 Sulphur Cap, there is still no consensus from the industry on which works best for the long-run.

Fraser Shipyards To Construct Passenger And Vehicle Ferry For Ohio’s Lake Erie

NewBuilds
Fraser Shipyards announced that it has been selected to build a new 26-car ferry for Miller Boat Line, which operates ferries that run from northern Ohio’s Catawba Island Township to South Bass Island

IMO Celebrates Its 70th Anniversary On World Maritime Day 2018

Societies
The International Maritime Organization (IMO) has been celebrating its major anniversaries during 2018, with a focus on the achievements of the past decades as well as the challenges of the future

U.S. Gives Ukraine Two Cutters as Kerch Strait Tensions Grow

Navy
The U.S. Coast Guard is preparing to transfer two Island-class cutters, the Drummond and the Cushing, to the Ukrainian government. In a sign of its significance for Kiev, Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko

Maritime’s Journey to Digital

Digitalization
The maritime industry has usually been slower when it comes to transformation. However in recent years, the digitalisation and automation of its supply chain has significantly changed shipping from the inside.

Construction Begins on Pasha’s First New Jones Act Container Ship

NewBuilds
Jones Act carrier Pasha Hawaii announced Tuesday that construction has begun for the first of two new LNG-fueled container ships for the U.S. West Coast - Hawaii trade. 

Maersk implements new dangerous goods stowage guidelines following tragic Maersk Honam fire

Merchant Navy
Following the tragic fire on the Maersk Honam earlier this year that left five dead Maersk Line has new guidelines for the stowage of dangerous cargoes across all 750 vessels in its fleet.

DNV GL puts Dutch platforms to the test

Wind Energy
Dutch/German transmission system operator TenneT has hired DNV GL to carry out project certification for two offshore substations for the 750MW Hollandse Kust Zuid offshore wind farms in the Dutch North Sea.

China’s Biggest Shipping Company Opens in Bosnia

Merchant Navy
COSCO shipping lines, China’s largest state-owned international and domestic container shipping and related services company, is opening its first branch in Sarajevo.

ESPO: More data harmonisation needed for less administrative burden

Ports
Despite welcoming the European Commission’s proposal for a Regulation establishing a European Maritime Single Window environment (COM2018 278 final),

Poland to build Baltic Sea canal to bypass Russia

River Fleet
Poland wants to build a canal through a narrow strip of land that blocks the Vistula Lagoon on the north-east coast from the Baltic Sea. 
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