Shipping news – Page 82
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NewsRhenus Cuxport handles dredger
Roll Group’s vessel Rolldock Sea arrived at the Rhenus Cuxport terminal in Cuxhaven, Germany, where it was loaded with a backhoe dredger destined for Mozambique.
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NewsALS ships to Israel
Abnormal Load Services (ALS) has transported 1,705 tons (1,545 tonnes) of drilling rig equipment from Romania to Israel.
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NewsAAL ships for Pilbara project
AAL Shipping has transported 22,400 cu m of stacker reclaimer components from Dalian, China, to Port Hedland in Western Australia. The cargo is destined for a mine and rail project in the Pilbara region.
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NewsTGP navigates narrow waterways to the Caspian Sea
Trans Global Projects Group (TGP) has delivered an oversized oil derrick from Constanta, Romania to the Caspian Sea.
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NewsShipping industry calls for funding for renewable fuels research
A collection of shipowner associations issued a proposal to the International Maritime Organization (IMO) for an industry financed USD5 billion (GBP3.8 billion) research and development (R&D) programme. The associations hope this will accelerate the decarbonisation of the maritime industry.
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NewsThe Shipowners Club issues crane safety guidance
The Shipowners Club has issued guidance relating to the proper inspection and maintenance of ship cranes.
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NewsFesco opens Wenzhou link
Fesco Transportation Group is adding a port call at Wenzhou as part of its China Express-2 Eastern Arrow container service.
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NewsBIMCO developing standard contract for autonomous shipping
BIMCO is in the process of updating its ship management agreement for use with autonomous ships, which it expects will be welcomed by a small, yet pioneering market.
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NewsG2 Ocean weathers the storm
Multipurpose carrier G2 Ocean said that it has experienced ‘pandemic-defying’ results on its African and Indian semi-liner services.
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NewsMaiden voyage for WW Ocean’s Tannhauser
WW Ocean’s newbuild ro-ro vessel Tannhauser is scheduled to make its maiden voyage from Asia to Europe.
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NewsDrewry introduces multipurpose time charter index
Maritime analyst Drewry has launched its multipurpose time charter index. The index tracks one-year charter rates across a variety of breakbulk and project cargo ships.
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NewsBoa Offshore sells subsidiary
Offshore support vessel and tug owner Boa Offshore has sold its subsidiary Trond A Kittelsen
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NewsChipolbrok loads in Hamburg
Chipolbrok’s multipurpose vessel Chipolbrok Moon arrived in Hamburg, Germany, recently carrying approximately 9,600 tonnes of breakbulk cargo.
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NewsBATI ships multicat
Istanbul-headquartered BATI Innovative Logistics has shipped a yacht from Marmaris in Turkey to Marystown, Canada.
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NewsSeafarer crisis to raise crewing costs
Henrik Jensen, managing director at Danica Crewing Specialists, is advising ship operators to set aside additional funds in next year’s budgets for crew changes.
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NewsSwire Shipping expands network in Asia
Swire Shipping is enhancing its Southeast Asia service (SEA) connecting Southeast Asia, the Middle East, Indian Subcontinent, Europe, Africa, and the USA with Papa New Guinea and the Solomon Islands.
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NewsJumbo supports Subsea 7
Jumbo has deployed its H800-class vessel Jumbo Vision to carry out works for Subsea 7 in Norway.
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Newsdship delivers in Taiwan
dship Carriers has transported a 750-tonne pile installation frame from Rotterdam, the Netherlands, to Anping, Taiwan.
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NewsWangfoong ships yacht to Hong Kong
Wangfoong Transportation has transported a 28 m-long yacht from Genoa in Italy to Hong Kong.
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NewsEconowind secures TwinFoil order
Wind-assisted propulsion specialist Econowind has been contracted by Tharsis Sea-River Shipping to install two of its TwinFoil units on the diesel-electric general cargo vessel Tharsis.