Belgian tanker major Euronav NV confirmed the recent flurry of speculations engulfing discussions between […] The post Frontline to acquire 24 VLCCs from Euronav for $2.35 billion as part of talks to end ‘structural deadlock’ appeared first on Offshore Energy. [ad_2] News source: http://feeds.feedburner.com/worldmaritimenews Go to original post...
Just as traffic is beginning to pick up in earnest on Ukraine's near-coastal grain route, Russia is planning a possible attack on civilian shipping in order to shut it down, according to UK military intelligence. The UK warns that Russia may attempt to place sea mines...
Ukraine and Russia-bound ships dominate detentions and port bans | Ships going to Ukraine are getting less shy about it...
Singapore-based owner and operator of LPG vessels BW LPG has inked an agreement with UAE’s […] The post BW LPG, ADNOC enter 1st LPG bunker supply deal in the Middle East appeared first on Offshore Energy. [ad_2] News source: http://feeds.feedburner.com/worldmaritimenews Go to original post...
A team of researchers at Cornell University and Princeton have shown that the ocean can expel microplastics into the air in droplets when waves break, and the sea could be sending as much as 100,000 tonnes of ultrafine plastic particles airborne every year. An estimated 20 million...
Shipping urged to unify search for decarbonisation solutions | Russian accusations of IMO politicisation point to longer-term divisions | MSC adds...
Danish short sea operator Unifeeder has signed a time-charter deal for up to four methanol-powered containerships. The post Unifeeder invests in up to four methanol-powered containerships appeared first on Offshore Energy. [ad_2] News source: http://feeds.feedburner.com/worldmaritimenews Go to original post...
Greece still dominates the waves when measuring ship ownership by deadweight tonnage, but this year China took the lead in terms of gross tonnage (GT) and total fleet value owned, according to Clarksons. There is a simple reason why China is moving up the ranks,...
Banks divided over climate ambition as Paris goals are postponed | Ship accused of grain smuggling linked to UK-registered company |...
German company thyssenkrupp and Norwegian maritime group Wilhelmsen have founded a joint venture, Pelagus 3D, which will offer spare parts for the maritime industry worldwide via a digital platform and 3D printing. The post thyssenkrupp, Wilhelmsen partner on 3D printing for shipping industry appeared first on...
