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IMO Adopts Ban on Heavy Fuel Oil Use by Ships in Arctic
The United Nations shipping agency on Thursday adopted a ban on the use of heavy fuel oil in the Arctic…
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Stranded Grains Ships to Be Towed Free from Rosario
Seven grains ships stranded at Argentina’s export hub of Rosario will be towed free and sent out to sea after…
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First Ships Dock at Kenya's Lamu Deep Water Port
The first ships docked at Kenya’s deep water Lamu Port on Thursday as the country looks to open a new…
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Training Tips for Ships – Tip #24: For your Disaster Recovery Plan, Hope for the Best; Plan for the Worst
Very few people live day-to-day expecting a disaster. However, disasters do happen and a critical component of business continuity is…
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Port News
CO2 emission rules should target fleets not individual ships: Danish Shipping
The roadmap for reducing CO2 emissions from shipping could be best achieved by choosing a fleet-based approach to efficiency requirements…
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Economics of ammonia-ready ships questioned
Asiatic Lloyd has signed for two firm ammonia-ready 7,100 teu boxships. The deal with Dalian Shipbuilding Industry Co for the…
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Training Tips For Ships – Tip #23: Is Your Training Technology Disaster-Ready?
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Port News
Ships reroute en masse, Suez authorities pin hopes on this weekend’s tides
Ships are now heading in ever growing numbers towards the Cape of Good Hope to avoid the snarl-up in the…
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Tokyo Port to Waive Entry Fee for Ships Powered by LNG, Hydrogen
Japan’s port of Tokyo will waive an entry fee from next month for ships powered by liquefied natural gas (LNG)…
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Hamburger Lloyd Sells Two Ships to Hapag-Lloyd
Hamburger Lloyd is selling the two widebeam containerships, RHL Constantia (IMO-No. 9495765) and RHL Calliditas (IMO-No. 9495777), to Hapag-Lloyd AG. …
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