Exmar joins hunt for ballast-free ships
Diversified energy shipping concern will take part in consortium aimed at a new design for LNG carriers.
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ExxonMobil readies release of 2020 bunkers
US-based integrated oil companies is one of the few oil majors to invest in needed upgrades for IMO-ready fuel.
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Tug owner sued for Great Lakes pipeline damage
Michigan’s attorney general alleges that the anchor to a Vanenkevort Tug and Barge-owned tugboat damaged electric and petroleum lines on the bottom of Lake Huron.
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Crowley Acquires Three SeaRiver Tankers
Crowley Alaska Tankers, LLC, has completed its acquisition of three tankers from SeaRiver Maritime Inc. and is now chartering the vessels back to SeaRiver under varying multi-year terms.The tankers Liberty Bay and Eagle Bay, now under Crowley…
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German Shipbuilding: A Strong Vessel in a Heavy Sea
While orders for new vessels have continued to decline worldwide in 2017, the situation in the German and European shipbuilding market is different, with an increase of incoming orders. As shipping experts state: “…this is not a trend but a snapshot……
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