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Wed30Nov |
Meanwhile, the EU continues to squabble over the proposed price cap. |
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Wed30Nov |
The firm expects to see further volumes gains in the Americas this year, a company representative tells Ship & Bunker. |
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Wed30Nov |
Consultancy Marine Capital Ltd published the estimate in a report, titled 'UK Domestic Shipping: Mobilising Investment in Net Zero', produced with the support of UMAS and Lloyd's Register. |
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Wed30Nov |
Vernon Jayanathan of Maritime Recruitment Company Ltd is looking to recruit a London-based trader for a marine fuel supplier and trading firm. |
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Wed30Nov |
The firm's new 15,000 DWT oil product and chemical tankers have been designed by Kongsberg and will be built at the China Merchants Jinling Shipyard in Yangzhou. |
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Wed30Nov |
Portsmount worked with SMS Towage to make the change. |
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Wed30Nov |
Bigmile and PortXchange developing emissions-tracking platform for ports. |
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Wed30Nov |
The partnership will see Windward providing educational sessions to MFA members and offering a bespoke package of AI-powered solutions. |
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Wed30Nov |
Ship will be first to plug into network of shoreside power points. |
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Wed30Nov |
The system will be phased in over three years, with the system starting in 2024 with 40% of the costs due, 70% in 2025 and 100% from 2026 onwards. |
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Wed30Nov |
The company is looking for candidates with at least four years of experience in a related role and a master's degree. |
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Tue29Nov |
Meanwhile, additional cuts from OPEC are anticipated. |
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Tue29Nov |
ClassNK has awarded approval in principle for the 200,000 DWT bulker's design. |
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Tue29Nov |
The chemicals tanker Solar Alice took on 1,200 m3 of LNG as a bunker fuel at Portland Bight on November 13. |
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Tue29Nov |
The firm is looking for candidates with at least five years of experience in a similar role. |
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Tue29Nov |
The firm has granted approval in principle to ZULU Associates and Anglo Belgian Shipping Company for the design. |
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Tue29Nov |
An Indonesian national who fled Singapore to avoid arrest for marine gasoil theft ends up in court six years' later. |
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Tue29Nov |
As EU embargo on Russian seaborne oil cargoes looms. |
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Tue29Nov |
Unctad's annual maritime transport review highlights slow progress on sustainability. |
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Tue29Nov |
The operation was the barge's 500th since entering service in 2017. |
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