Cruise lines look to limit scope of damages in Cuba lawsuits
Award could jump into the hundreds of thousands unless court confirms ‘one-satisfaction rule’
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July 2022
DNV Verifies Signal Ocean Platform’s Vessel Emissions Estimates
The algorithm underpinning Signal Ocean’s estimates of vessel CO2 emissions has been verified as meeting IMO guidelines by the independent classification society DNV.The calculation considers all aspects of any voyage as well as any route deviations al…
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Swan Hellenic’s Cruise Ship SH Vega Named at Helsinki Shipyard
SH Vega, the second of three Vega-class ships under construction in Helsinki for Swan Hellenic’s heritage brand, was recently named at Helsinki Shipyard. The naming ceremony was held on Monday July 11 with Patrizia Passalacqua as the godmother…
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Clean ship fuels could cost up to eight times more than bunkers
MSC executive Bud Darr warns that shipping will have to pay significantly higher fuel prices in future even though some green fuels are currently at cost parity
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Ship-to-ship transfers being used to smuggle Ukrainian grain, Windward says
Shift to transfers in the Kerch Strait follows a marked increase in ‘dark activity’ in the Black Sea
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