Alone, and on fire : X-Press Pearl continues to burn outside Colombo
COLOMBO : Alone, and on fire – this seems to be the status of X-Press Pearl, a feeder vessel operated by X-Press feeders on their Singapore/Middle East service
SeaBird Exploration changes name to Green Energy Group
NORWAY : Oslo-listed seismic player SeaBird Exploration is rebranding and reorganising into Green Energy Group as part of the next phase in the group’s development following the comprehensive
Volume of ship orders at highest levels seen since 2014
SINGAPORE : Ship orders in the year to date are at the highest volumes seen since 2014 despite many owners having severe reservations about future propulsion methods. A
PSA Halifax Welcomes Largest Container Vessel To Ever Call At a Canadian Port
CANADA : PSA Halifax welcomed CMA CGM Marco Polo, the largest container vessel to ever call at any Canadian port to date. With a total capacity of 16,022
Chemical Fire on ‘X-Press Pearl’ Under Control Off Colombo, Sri Lanka -Operator
COLOMBO : The fire on board the X-Press Pearl is reported under control at an anchorage off the coast of Colombo, Sri Lanka, but fire-fighting efforts are continuing,
APM Terminals Elizabeth welcomes largest container ship to call US East Coast
NEW JERSEY : APM Terminals Elizabeth proudly welcomes the 16,022 TEU CMA CGM Marco Polo – the largest container ship to call the US East Coast. The previous
C.H. Robinson handled Heavy Transformers for Africa
MUMBAI : C.H.Robinson India has executed couple of shipments of Heavy Transformers in Q1 of 2021. Three Important aspects towards which we really paid lot of attention even
India shipping operations run into disarray as cyclone makes landfall
SINGAPORE : Shipping operations for commodities ranging from oil and coal to consumer goods and textiles will be delayed in the week ending May 22, as the cyclone
COSCO launches green finance framework
HONGKONG : COSCO Shipping Ports has announced the launch of its green finance framework, which has successfully passed the verification by Hong Kong Quality Assurance Agency (HKQAA). The
Ambuja Cement introduces green fuel on captive ships
MUMBAI : Switching to bio-diesel will reduce CO2 emissions from shipping lines by 25 per cent, which in turn will strengthen India’s ability to deliver on its commitment