World News
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Tue12Sep |
"As we approach 2020 the one certainty is the fuel procurement process will become far more complicated, and Shipping companies will consider ways to outsource this function," Steve Leonard writes for Ship & Bunker. |
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Mon11Sep |
"Potential supply disruption can be expected in some ports," says Iain White, global marketing manager for marine fuels at ExxonMobil |
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Mon11Sep |
Tom Strang, SVP of Maritime Affairs at Carnival, made the comment at Seatrade Europe 2017 in Hamburg. |
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Mon11Sep |
Henry Curra, Head of Research at Braemar, says technology, including the development of LNG bunkering, could throw off market fundamentals. |
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Mon11Sep |
The new document was launched during London International Shipping Week 2017 by Bureau Veritas, TMC Marine, and the London P&I Club. |
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Mon11Sep |
"I believe the time is absolutely right for technology to extend - not replace - what the modern broker can do," Head of Bunkering Neil Lamerton tells Ship & Bunker. |
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Fri08Sep |
The new study says lightning strokes occur nearly twice as often directly above heavily-trafficked shipping lanes in the Indian Ocean and the South China Sea. |
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Fri08Sep |
Existing vessels in general will have until the first International Oil Pollution Prevention renewal survey after September 8, 2019 to comply. |
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Fri08Sep |
The new collaboration between the two companies, known as VDL AEC Maritime, was launched on September 1. |
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Fri08Sep |
The report is based on data collected from more than 3,200 ships for 22 ocean container carriers, representing 87 percent of global ocean container capacity. |
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