Cyprus loses Qualship 21 status as Greece takes its place
US Coast Guard experienced a dip in inspections and detentions in 2020
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May 2021
Keel Laid for UECC’s Third LNG Battery Hybrid PCTC
As the maritime industry debates the “future fuel”, one carrier, United European Car Carriers (UECC), plows forward, celebrating today the keel-laying of its third in a series of PCTCs powered by a liquefied natural gas (LNG) battery hybrid…
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Argentine Port Workers Plan Another Strike for Next Week
Argentina’s grains exports remained paralyzed on Thursday due to a strike by port workers demanding to be vaccinated against COVID-19, with the labor groups threatening another 48-hour work stoppage next week.Argentina’s Port and Maritime Activities…
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First Ships Dock at Kenya’s Lamu Deep Water Port
The first ships docked at Kenya’s deep water Lamu Port on Thursday as the country looks to open a new transport corridor linking its vast northern region and neighboring nations to the sea.Kenyan officials hope that the Indian Ocean port, the country’s…
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Vestdavit Establishes Dutch Subsidiary
Vestdavit has bolstered its presence in the European market with the launch of a new subsidiary in the Netherlands that positions it for business growth in one of the world’s major maritime hubs. The Norwegian davit supplier is now able to provide…
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