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First ethanol bunkering of X-Press Feeders in Rotterdam Port successful

ROTTERDAM : Last weekend, the container ship Eco Levant, operated by X-Press Feeders, was bunkered with ethanol in the port of Rotterdam. It is...

German shipbuilder Meyer Werft unveils vision for World’s first fully Electric Battery-Powered Cruise Ship

PAPENBURG-GERMANY : Germany’s leading shipbuilder Meyer Werft has unveiled an ambitious concept for what could become the world’s first fully electric, battery-powered cruise ship,...

Anglo-Eastern reinforces fleet security through its Global Security Desk as Hormuz disruption continues

HONG KONG: Anglo-Eastern Univan Group (Anglo-Eastern), a global leader in independent ship management services, is drawing on its centralised Global Security Desk (GSD) to...

Marcura Husbandry targets the vessel OPEX blind spot

DUBAI/ATHENS: For most ship managers, husbandry port calls sit in an uncomfortable gap. They are operationally critical: the crew changes, repairs, bunkering stops and...

“We need to see the Strait open”: US Secy Rubio updated Quad on Iran talks, says Aussie FM Wong

NEW DELHI: Highlighting a unified stance among Quad partners on maintaining global maritime stability, Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong on Tuesday stated that US...

Maersk launches FI2 Ocean Service to strengthen India-China trade connectivity

The dedicated weekly service from Southern and Eastern China to Northwest India addresses the capacity demanded by customers across automotive, chemical, technology and retail...

PSA Halifax and Port of Halifax welcome first electric remotely operated rail cranes

HALIFAX : The Port of Halifax has received two new electric rail-mounted gantry (RMG) cranes at PSA Halifax’s Atlantic Hub terminal, introducing the first...

Changes on the Executive Board of Hapag-Lloyd AG

HAMBURG: Dr. Maximilian Rothkopf, Chief Operating Officer (COO) of Hapag-Lloyd AG, will step down from the company’s Executive Board by mutually amicable agreement on...

Even after a Strait of Hormuz deal, moving 1,500 ships won’t be easy

LONDON : When the Strait of Hormuz finally reopens, shipping companies will need to know which oil tankers get to start moving first, and...

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