Many issues remain unresolved following last week’s intersessional working group (ISWG) meeting at the IMO to develop guidelines to support the consistent implementation of the 0.50% sulphur from 1 January 2020. The meeting made good progress on planni…
Much work remains on IMO’s implementation guidelines for 2020 sulphur limit Read More »
Reports suggest that possibly up to 100 vessels may have been affected by contaminated marine fuel oil stemmed at ports in the Houston and US Gulf region, giving rise to significant concerns in the industry, as well as a range of both practical and leg…
Questions on US clean up operation Read More »
Cargo economics boosting ship demand on major routes, with owners hopeful bull run can continue.
VLGC rates at 2018 high as exports strengthen Read More »
Finnish group’s water treatment system successfully completes testing requirements for US coast guard approval.
Wartsila readies for USCG-approved BWMS Read More »
As maritime operators deal with challenging operating conditions, many are embracing digitalization as the most reliable way to lower operational costs and improve vessel efficiency.According to research conducted by Lloyds List Intelligence and Ovum…
Maritime Operators Embrace Digital Transformation Read More »