Shipping news – Page 39
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NewsHöegh Autoliners joins First Movers Coalition
Ro-ro carrier Höegh Autoliners has joined the First Movers Coalition (FMC) and has committed to running at least 5 percent of its deepsea shipping activities on either green ammonia or green methanol by 2030.
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NewsOff-spec fuels more prominent in Europe and USA
BIMCO analysis has shown significant geographical differences when it comes to VLSFO sulphur compliance and ISO 8217 quality problems.
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NewsHansen promoted at AAL Americas
Henrik Hansen has been promoted to general manager of AAL Americas.
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NewsNair joins HFW in Australia
Law firm HFW has continued to grow in Australia with the hire of shipping lawyer Ashwin Nair.
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NewsBMSB compliance requirements
Australia and New Zealand have implemented seasonal measures to control the brown marmorated stink bug (BMSB) invasion.
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NewsBoa Barge 38 ready by December
BOA said that its semi-submersible heavy transport barge will be available in the Shanghai-Singapore area from December 2022.
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NewsMeriaura signals intent to build green-ammonia HTV
Green NortH2 Energy, Meriaura and Wärtsilä have signed a letter of intent to build a heavy transport vessel that runs on green ammonia.
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NewsPeters & May boosts sales team
Peters & May has expanded its UK sales team with the appointment of Cassandre Avery.
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NewsBall mills head to Australia
Freight forwarder AAW Project Logistics has transported ball mill sections for a mining project from Italy to Australia with the help of Wallenius Wilhelmsen.
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NewsAAL names Merchant Shipping Services in India
Singapore-based AAL Shipping has appointed Mumbai-based shipping company, Merchant Shipping Services, as its exclusive commercial representative in India.
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NewsHua Rui Long delivered
Guangzhou Salvage has taken delivery of the semi-submersible vessel Hua Rui Long.
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NewsUTC shines in Mitchell cement plant expansion project
Houston-based freight forwarder UTC has coordinated the delivery of 100,000 freight tons of cargo for the expansion of one of the largest cement plants in Mitchell, USA.
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NewsCrowley and Chevron back ZEI hydrogen initiative
Hydrogen technology company for the maritime sector, Zero Emission Industries (ZEI), has attracted investment from Chevron New Energies with additional investment from USA-based shipping and logistics company Crowley.
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NewsF500s join BBC Chartering
Two additional F500-type newbuild multipurpose vessels have joined the BBC Chartering roster.
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NewsSpliethoff launches newbuild vessel
Spliethoff’s newbuild vessel Bloemgracht has been launched from a dry dock at the Mawei shipyard in Fuzhou, China, and moved to an outfitting quay. Its sistership, Brouwersgracht, is a step ahead in the construction schedule and will soon begin sea trials.
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NewsBIMCO working on suitable CII clause
BIMCO deputy secretary general, Lars Robert Pedersen, and director, contracts and support, Stinne Taiger Ivø, explain the nature and pitfalls of the carbon intensity index (CII) regulation, and why a CII clause needs careful drafting to work in practice.
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NewsAI solution for Wallenius Wilhelmsen
Wallenius Wilhelmsen is adopting a fully AI-based approach to voyage optimisation as it takes significant steps towards reducing emissions from its vessels.
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NewsSAL’s newbuilding plans
SAL Heavy Lift has shed some light on its newbuilding programme, jointly initiated with its partner Jumbo Shipping. Named the Orca-class, the first two ships will be exclusively involved in the transport of offshore wind turbine components in a long-term commitment with Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy.
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NewsFuel availability: the ultimate hurdle
The comprehensive production, distribution and bunkering infrastructures required to enable the maritime industry’s shift to carbon-neutral fuels is the “ultimate hurdle” according to DNV’s latest Maritime Forecast to 2050 report.
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NewsStormGeo introduces carbon footprint dashboard
Weather intelligence provider StormGeo, part of Alfa Laval, is releasing a carbon footprint dashboard to help customers reduce carbon emissions more effectively.