Global Maritime News
Singaporean freighter attacked, 5 crew kidnapped, Nigeria | KOTA BUDI
Cargo ship was attacked at night Jul 2 W of Warri, Nigeria, Gulf of Guinea, by armed pirates. They boarded
Asia
Jining Energy orders LNG-powered ships at CSSC yard
Jining Energy Development Group has signed a letter of intent with CSSC China Shipbuilding Trading (Shanghai) for the construction of
Europe
EuroDry seek to delay loan repayments as charter rates sink 32%
EuroDry Greek dry bulk owner EuroDry is in talks with its lenders to defer a number of loan repayments as
Americas
Shipping continues trend of decoupling between trade and emissions
The shipping industry is continuing its trend of decoupling emissions growth from the global growth of seaborne trade, according to
Middle East & Africa
Port of Los Angeles employs zero-emission top handlers
The Port of Los Angeles has started using first zero-emissions top handlers in daily operations at the Everport Container Terminal
Shipbuilding
Jan De Nul signs contract with Dogger Bank Wind Farm
Dogger Bank Wind Farm and Jan De Nul Group announce the signing of the final contract for the transport and
Piracy
Armed guarding shouldn’t be cheap. It should be expensive
James Wilkes from Gray Page writes today about the dangerously low price levels private maritime security companies are offering. Rolls-Royce
Safety &Training
Robert Allan Ltd. Celebrates 90 Years Of Business
By Robert G. Allan August 7, 2020 In business, as in life, after major anniversary milestones like
Law & Regulation
Bay Shipbuilding Gearing Up To Support Navy Builds
Fincantieri Bay Shipbuilding (FBS) says it will upgrade its shipyard equipment and facilities this year as it prepares to assist
