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ONE, OOCL and APL say shippers must pay additional costs of sulphur cap

Merchant Navy
Major container lines Ocean Network Express , Orient Overseas Container Line and APL all say that the costs of complying with the 2020 low sulphur cap

Maersk bidding farewell to MCC and Seago names in SeaLand rebranding

Merchant Navy
AP Moller - Maersk regional container lines brands MCC Transport and Seago Line will be disappearing from the start of October as part of a reorganisation

GE Marine Gas Turbine and Digital Analytic

Digitalization
GE offers a comprehensive suite of marine gas turbine, digital analytics and maintenance solutions for commercial ships,

New environmental regulations for green shipping

Merchant Navy
The global shipping industry is under growing pressure to ensure its compliance with looming new environmental regulations, Kitack Lim, secretary-general of the International Maritime Organisation

Lloyd’s Register Releases Insight Report

Societies
The Lloyd’s Register Foundation identified passenger ferry safety as a challenge in its insight report on global safety challenges in 2017.

First Of Its Type Mid Sized 45,000m3

NewBuilds
The 45,000 m3 LNG vessel for Saga LNG shipping, built at China Merchants Heavy Industry, is getting more and more finalized.

USCG offloads over 6 tons of cocaine

Safety & Regulations
The crew of the US Coast Guard Cutter Tahoma offloaded approximately six tons of cocaine that were seized in the Eastern Pacific Ocean.

Greenland supports ban of HFO

Safety & Regulations
In a recent public announcement, Greenland’s government noted that it supports an IMO ban on the use and carriage of heavy fuel oil by Arctic shipping

NTSB investigation video on El Faro

Safety & Regulations
This 15 minute video summarizes the NTSB investigation of one of the greatest marine disasters in US waters, the sinking of El Faro

Japan Conducts Submarine Drill

Navy
Japan has conducted its first peace-time submarine drill in the South China Sea.

Wärtsilä wins order for world’s first ships running on LPG

NewBuilds
The system is controlled by an integrated automation system in combination with the Wärtsilä’s remote process analytics software.

Hong Kong port volumes fall for 7th straight month in August to 1.6m teu

Ports
Throughput at the Port of Hong Kong fell again in August for the seventh month in a row to 1.64m teu, 4.3% lower than the 1.72m teu moved in the previous corresponding period.
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