Shipping news – Page 65
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NewsUPDATE: Eemslift Hendrika towed to Ålesund
The heavy lift ship that ran into trouble in Norwegian waters earlier this week has been towed to a harbour in Ålesund.
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NewsRhenus in Arkon Shipping & Projects takeover
Rhenus Maritime Services has taken over Arkon Shipping’s shares in Arkon Shipping & Projects.
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NewsCombi Lift’s mega barge nears completion
Following nine months of construction, Combi Lift’s mega barge Tomsk has been launched.
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NewsGrimaldi commits to Malta
Grimaldi Group will deploy one of its Grimaldi Green 5th Generation (GG5G) ro-ro vessels on its services to Malta.
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NewsUPDATE: Norwegian authorities working on Eemslift Hendrika salvage
The Norwegian Coastal Administration is working on salvaging the heavy lift vessel Eemslift Hendrika, which ran into trouble approximately 60 nautical miles west of Ålesund on Monday morning. The authority warns that there is still a risk that the ship may capsize and pose an environmental hazard.
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NewsChipolbrok charters Lila Mumbai
Chipolbrok has chartered the multipurpose vessel Lila Mumbai to transport cargoes to ports in Saudi Arabia, India, Singapore, Vietnam and China.
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NewsMeriaura’s carbon neutral concept
Finnish shipping company Meriaura Group is developing a carbon neutral vessel concept designed specially for lake, canal, and sea feeder traffic.
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NewsTime charter rates rise
According to the latest report from shipbroker Toepfer Transport, time charter rates in the multipurpose shipping sector are continuing to climb.
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NewsMSC moves ballast wagons
MSC has transported 11 ballast wagons from Antwerp, Belgium, to Montevideo, Uruguay, onboard its container vessel MSC Sofia Celeste.
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NewsTransformers move with Rhenus
Rhenus Project Logistics has transported three transformers from the port of Duisburg in Germany to Saint-Leu-d’Esserent, France.
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NewsEver Green freed but what comes next?
The grounded container vessel Ever Given has been refloated and the Suez Canal cleared for passage, but the ripple effects of the blockage could last for much longer.
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NewsOHT supports offshore wind in China
OHT’s fleet of semi-submersible vessels have been busy transporting offshore equipment that will be used to support various wind farm projects in China.
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NewsKeel laid for Voltaire
The keel has been laid for Jan De Nul’s offshore jack-up installation vessel Voltaire at the Cosco Shipping Shipyard in Nantong, China.
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NewsMACS appoints Fratelli Cosulich as agent
MACS has appointed Fratelli Cosulich as its agent in Italy.
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NewsCLdN strengthens Iberian service
CLdN will operate a bi-weekly service that connects Liverpool (UK) and Dublin (Republic of Ireland) with Santander in Spain.
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NewsWallenius Wilhelmsen to reactivate final three vessels
During the third quarter of this year, Wallenius Wilhelmsen will reactive the last three of its vessels that were placed in cold layup. The reactivated vessels will replace capacity sourced through short-term charters.
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NewsWilhelmsen intensifies renewables focus
Wilhelmsen has established its New Energy business segment as part of plans to intensify its growth in renewable energy and decarbonisation.
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NewsVaccination: A legal minefield for the marine industry
The International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) has warned that lack of access to vaccinations for seafarers is placing shipping in a legal minefield, while leaving global supply chains vulnerable.
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NewsTABmarine delivers Osprey barges
TABmarine has handed over two barges to UK-based Osprey Maritime – Osprey Bouwer and Osprey Fabrique.
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NewsElgaard joins UHL
United Heavy Lift (UHL) has appointed Rasmus Elgaard as chartering manager based in Aarhus, Denmark.