The U.S. Coast Guard is seeking proposals from shipyards to design and construct its new river buoy and inland construction tenders as part of the waterways commerce cutter (WCC) program.In total, the Coast Guard plans to acquire 16 river buoy tenders…
US Coast Guard Issues RFP for New Waterways Commerce Cutters Read More »
A group of shipping industry partners are working together to assess the technical, financial and environmental potential of converting existing vessels to zero-carbon fuels and technology as part of the transition to a global zero carbon fleet by 2050…
New Study Explores Converting Existing Vessels for Zero-carbon Operations Read More »
The optics of long lines for fuel could push a waiver, even as there are Jones Act ships available
Jones Act tonnage to go around as US pipeline shutdown causes run on gas Read More »
The ship recycling activity has been facing a lack of tonnage of late, while prices are being rising as was expected, offering more financial incentive to owners in order to sell their older ships. Meanwhile, recent Holidays and the pandemic surge in t…
Ship Demolition Market Facing Unprecedented Conditions Read More »
The closure of the Colonial pipeline which runs from the US Gulf to the US East Coast, has caused a spike in oil product tanker rates on trades to and from the region. Earnings on the Rotterdam to New York trade for a Handysize tanker capable of carryi…
Clean product tanker rates on US bound trade almost doubles after pipeline attack Read More »