Tag: shipping

Update to MACS3’s Dangerous Goods module - IMDG code amendment 40-20 ensures stowage and segregation rules are followed, leading to safer and more efficient loading operations

MOL has announced that it has decided to invest in Norway-based Larvik Shipping AS, a ship management company for liquefied CO2 carriers, marking MOL's first foray into the liquefied CO2 ocean transport business.

The partners are working on innovative projects to create a hydrogen economy, increase energy efficiency, and avoid carbon emissions while exploring opportunities for Carbon Capture Usage and Storage (CCUS) and low carbon power generation.

Investment marks a significant step in Ardmore’s energy transition strategy – supporting low carbon technologies and reducing CO2 emissions for its fleet and beyond

New fund will facilitate purchase of inland vessels

To enable Europa Terminal to handle the largest container vessels, Port of Antwerp is planning to deepen the quay wall of this terminal in dialogue with PSA Antwerp, the operator of the terminal.

Governments controlling a major share of world shipping to submit detailed proposals to the United Nations International Maritime Organization.

AAL Shipping is taking delivery of two additional ‘G-Class’ multipurpose heavy lift vessels, expanding its core fleet to 720,200 total deadweight (DWT).

Höegh Autoliners has announced its return to Gothenburg with a regular direct service to South Africa and Oceania.

Alfa Laval will soon start testing two new types of marine fuels; biofuels (made from waste) and methanol, in its Test & Training Centre in Denmark.

Electric, modular hybrid bulk carrier designed to meet the world’s need for sustainable, zero carbon, efficient, and flexible seaborne transportation.

The trio aims to retrofit conventional vessels from EPS’ tanker fleet and construct methanol engine and ammonia engine newbuilds