Djibouti Ramps Up Efforts To Get Sailors Stranded By
Djibouti has carried out the first crew change of merchant sailors in its territory and is ready to get home
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11 industry majors pave way for accelerating energy transition
Eleven industry majors including AWS, Carrefour Group, CMA CGM Group, Cluster Maritime Français, Crédit Agricole Corporate and Investment Bank, Engie,
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Marine Fuel Market Facing Tougher Q3 As Supply Rises
Global supply of fuel oil, used by ships and power plants, is expected to grow in the third quarter, depressing
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Survey launched to explore how shipping is coping with Covid-19
An industry-wide survey calling on seafarers and shore-staff to share their Covid-19 workforce insights has been launched by Lloyd’s Register
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Pacific Basin expects $198 million in asset impairments
Hong Kong-based dry bulk shipping company Pacific Basin revealed a one-off non-cash impairment charge of $198 million on the group’s Handysize
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ESPO: EU taxonomy should recognise ports’ decarbonisation, greening strategies
The European Sea Ports Organisation (ESPO) said it supports the initial aim of the EU taxonomy framework to encourage private
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Philippines opens ‘green lane’ for seafarers in Asia
Image Courtesy: Republic of the Philippines Department of Foreign Affairs The Philippines opened the first “green lane” for seafarers in
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Reducing GHG emissions from ships – discussions on short-term measures
IMO remains committed to reducing GHG emissions from ships, even though the COVID-19 pandemic has led to postponements of important
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Oil barrels come off the water as storage boom at sea fades
Tens of millions of barrels of crude and oil products stored on tankers at sea due to the coronavirus crisis
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Canada to buy interim replacement for Madeleine ferry
The Government of Canada has issued an advance contract award notice (ACAN), signalling its intention to purchase the motor vessel Villa
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