Russia fails to regain IMO Council seat
Russia failed to win enough votes to rejoin the governing council of the United Nations’ International Maritime Organization (IMO). It had sought to regain a ...
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Jinhui cashes in on ageing supramax as fleet overhaul rolls on
Jinhui Shipping & Transportation has sold another ageing supramax as it continues to refresh its fleet.The Oslo-listed, Hong Kong-based owner confirmed it has a...
Global Ship Lease buys three 8,600-TEU containerships for $90 million
Global Ship Lease has agreed to buy three Korean-built 8,600 TEU containerships for a total price of $90 million. The company announced the deal from Athens on ...
ABB powers Washington State Ferries’ first hybrid vessels
ABB will provide hybrid-electric propulsion systems for Washington State Ferries’ first battery-powered newbuild vessels. The company will equip two new 160-a...
Containers turn festive as Cuboid builds world’s biggest advent calendar
For an industry more used to stacking boxes for efficiency than festivity, the UK’s Cuboid Self Storage has given shipping containers a seasonal makeover by u...
Grande Istanbul joins Grimaldi’s car carrier fleet
Grimaldi has added another ammonia-ready vessel to its fleet. The ship strengthens its vehicle transport services. She will soon sail on the East Asia–Per...
Understanding biofuels and e-fuels
Pierre Aury gives readers a renewable fuels guide.As the International Maritime Organization has decided to postpone by one year the approval of its proposed Ne...
Threat for container shipping: How drones are redefining maritime security
The widespread use of drones for military purposes has exposed fundamental vulnerabilities in commercial shipping that threaten to upend the architecture of glo...
FMCSA overhauls vetting of truckers’ ELDs
WASHINGTON — The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration is revamping its vetting process for electronic logging devices to help eliminate non-complia...
Why improving Red Sea security could threaten container shipping’s fragile equilibrium
Container carriers have quietly engineered a profitable crisis and now the solution scares them more than the problem.The post Why improving Red Sea security co...
CJC opens Genoa office to expand maritime market presence
Campbell Johnston Clark (CJC) has opened a new office in Genoa. The move follows an agreement to engage a team of maritime lawyers specialising in English and I...
CEVA Logistics and CooperVision open new regional service center in Singapore
CEVA Logistics, in partnership with CooperVision Asia Pacific, has opened a new Regional Service Center in Singapore, marking a major step in expanding supply c...