Shipping news – Page 40
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NewsKnud E. Hansen joins Orcelle Wind project
Knud E. Hansen has signed an agreement with Wallenius Marine that will see it support the development of the wind-powered ro-ro vessel – Orcelle Wind – as naval architects.
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NewsGrimaldi tackles climate targets
Luigi Pacella Grimaldi spoke with David Kershaw on Grimaldi Group investment programmes as it tackles climate target head on.
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NewsExecutive changes at C-Job
Ship design and engineering company C-Job Naval Architects has appointed Job Volwater, currently chief commercial officer, as its ceo.
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NewsJumbo-SAL-Alliance: remaining agile
David Kershaw spoke with Christian Hoffmann, director, group strategy and marketing of SAL Heavy Lift/Harren & Partner Group, reflecting on the establishment of the Jumbo-SAL-Alliance and the group’s future plans.
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NewsGustoMSC reveals latest installation vessel design
GustoMSC has designed its latest heavy lift offshore installation vessel that caters to the growing demands posed by offshore wind turbine foundations.
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NewsEMS calls on regular ro-ro service
EMS-Fehn-Group, together with Wallenius SOL, has delivered components for the Puskakorpi wind farm from Lübeck, Germany to Western Finland.
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NewsOcean Reform Act comes in for criticism
On June 16, 2022, US President Joe Biden signed the bipartisan Ocean Reform Act – a significant revision to address the high detention and demurrage charged by ocean carriers and terminals.
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NewsFinnlines boosts capacity
In response to increasing demand from customers, Finnlines is boosting its maritime connections in Europe.
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News15 percent of global fleet viable for alternative fuels
A report from the Maritime Oslofjord Alliance suggests that just 15 percent of the shipping fleet (above 5,000 dwt) is viable for conversion to alternative fuels.
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NewsLayde named CEO at the Seafarers’ Charity
The Seafarers’ Charity has appointed Deborah Layde as its ceo, with Catherine Spencer stepping down from the role.
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NewsFinnlines adds Irish route
Finnlines is opening a shipping route between Rosslare, Ireland and Zeebrugge, Belgium.
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NewsAllseas Shipping Company launches
Following the success of its China Xpress service, Allseas Global Logistics has launched a shipping line – Allseas Shipping Company.
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NewsHarren & Partner acquires HeavyLift@Sea stake
Harren & Partner Group has acquired a major stake in Hamburg-based ship design and engineering service provider HeavyLift@Sea.
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NewsJR Shipping retrofit with Filtree systems
JR Shipping will retrofit another six vessels with exhaust gas cleaning Filtree and carbon capture systems from Value Maritime.
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NewsUECC takes newbuild delivery
UECC has taken delivery of its second multi-fuel LNG battery-hybrid pure car and truck carrier (PCTC) from China’s Jiangnan Shipyard.
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NewsMarguisa Atlantic launched
United Marguisa Lines (UML) and SaDi Chartering have established Marguisa Atlantic as the operating company for joint multipurpose services within the Atlantic Basin.
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NewsMultipurpose rates remain steady
Toepfer Transport’s multipurpose time charter index has recorded a slight increase over last month, rising to USD22,760.
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NewsDamsgaard joins BIMCO in Houston
BIMCO has appointed Thomas Damsgaard to head up an office in Houston, USA, as it looks to expand its global reach and services to members in the Americas.
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NewsDrewry’s rate index weakens slightly
The Drewry Multipurpose Time Charter Index weakened over May to USD11,120 per day – down from April’s figure of USD11,170 per day.
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NewsFinnlines completes newbuild trio
Finneco III, the third and last of Finnline’s hybrid ro-ro vessels in the Eco-class newbuilding programme, has been delivered at the China Merchants Jinling Shipyard (Jiangsu) in China.