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Maritime News
Alpha Bulkers Partners with Weathernews to Enhance Fleet Performance
[By: Alpha Bulkers Shipmanagement] Greek dry-bulk operator signs up for global weather intelligence provider's Total Fleet Management Solution (TFMS) including comprehensive…
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Maritime News
USCG Lifts Hatch Cover as It Investigates Baltimore Bulker Explosion
The hatch cover that was blown overboard during the explosion on the bulker W-Sapphire was retrieved from the Baltimore shipping…
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Port News
30-ton hatch recovered from coal ship explosion in Baltimore
Baltimore’s shipping traffic was disrupted for nearly a week after an explosion on a fully laden coal carrier in the…
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Marine World
Coal Blast Rocks Bulk Carrier Off Baltimore
A Liberian-flagged coal carrier erupted in an explosion on Monday while transiting the Patapsco River near the demolition site of…
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Port News
World’s largest coal port plots post-coal course as China slashes imports
China is slashing coal imports dramatically, forcing the world’s largest coal export port to contemplate a future beyond the black…
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Port News
Peak coal and energy security dominate discussion at Geneva conference
The future of coal was one of the dominant topics crystal balled at this year’s Geneva Dry conference, with some…
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Maritime News
UK Calls for Safety Rules, Training After Stevedores Die in Enclosed Space
Nearly three years after an enclosed space incident that claimed the lives of three stevedores, the UK’s Marine Accident…
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Maritime News
Japanese Coal Carrier Completes First Trip with Retrofitted Rotor Sail
A coal carrier operating for Japan’s Iino Lines and power company J-Power completed its first voyage after the installation…
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Marine World
Kawasaki Heavy Suspends Plan to Use Hydrogen From Aussie Coal
Kawasaki Heavy Industries has revised its Japan-Australia hydrogen supply chain demonstration project, suspending plans to use hydrogen derived from Australian brown coal…
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