(This is excerpted from Maritime Reporter & Engineering News’ January 2020 “The Path to Zero” column.)Are the world’s ships’ engines ready for IMO compliant very low sulfur fuel? That’s a wide open question as ship owners step to the end of the prepara…
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Japanese shipping major MOL unveils a number of new restructuring measures.
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The Baltic Exchange’s main sea freight index fell on Friday, with rates for the capesize segment slipping into the negative for the first time ever on lower demand and as the coronavirus outbreak muted activity.The Baltic index, which tracks rates for …
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Passengers and families of victims of the ferry Estonia seeking additional investigation into the tragedy.
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Shipping companies may face delivery delays of vessels fitted with exhaust gas filtering equipment that complies with anti-pollution rules that kicked in this year due to the impact from the virus outbreak in China, shipping sources said on…
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