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Wed12Mar |
Orders of 119 carriers since 2011 will swell the global fleet by 30 percent. |
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Wed12Mar |
The ships failed to switch to low-sulfur fuel off the coast as required by California law. |
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Wed12Mar |
DNV GL executive says retrofits to reduce fuel use are a "hot topic," particularly for container ships. |
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Wed12Mar |
The system, from RINA, could reduce energy spent on these services by 10 percent. |
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Wed12Mar |
The incidents, on March 6 and 10, targeted two tankers and a bulk carrier. |
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Tue11Mar |
WTI was down $1.09/bbl, settling at $100.03 while Brent gained $0.47/bbl, finishing at $108.55. |
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Tue11Mar |
Changes were made in advance of new regulations by the Turkish Ministry of Transportation set to come into force in 2016. |
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Tue11Mar |
The port expects shore power for cruise ships to be available during the 2014 season. |
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Tue11Mar |
The UK company reported revenues of $2.2 billion in 2013. |
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Tue11Mar |
With the low sulphur fuel deadline almost upon us, perhaps little more than 5% of vessels operating in the North Sea will be relying on scrubbers. |
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Tue11Mar |
The UK Port of Humber could suffer as higher fuel costs take a toll on traffic through the North Sea. |
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Tue11Mar |
The company predicts greater efficiency from "Mega" ships ordered this year, despite global oversupply. |
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Tue11Mar |
The IMO's environmental committee will take up Russia's proposal to delay rules to 2021. |
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Mon10Mar |
WTI was down $1.46/bbl settling at $101.12/bbl while Brent fell $0.92/bbl to $108.08/bbl. |
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Mon10Mar |
The 18,000 TEU vessel brings the total order to 17 ships at a cost of almost $2 billion. |
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Mon10Mar |
"This will have an immediate impact on the ports," says union representative. |
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Mon10Mar |
Oil company Preem plans to produce 800,000 tonnes of the fuel after expanding a refinery. |
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Mon10Mar |
Irish Continental says the extra costs will "have to be borne by the end customers" and warns of future bunker surcharges. |
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Mon10Mar |
United European Car Carriers will operate the ice-class vessels year-round. |
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Mon10Mar |
GZE has agreed to provide an unsecured loan of as much as $8 million as Titan continues its restructuring efforts. |
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