To fund expansion and infrastructure upgrades, Ireland’s Dublin port has proposed a massive hike in its port fees starting next year. The fees would increase an over 40 percent for container charges
“Methanol is gaining attention as a practical and scalable alternative fuel for deep-sea shipping. This is supported by over 450 methanol-capable vessels in operation and on order and technical solutions now available for all major ship types,” classification society DNV said in a new report.
Gothenburg, Sweden headquartered Greencarrier AB has acquired a majority stake in Container Norway Utleie AS, one of Norway’s specialists in container sales, rental, and development.
Hydrogen’s footprint in transport is widening – from cars and buses to tractors and now ships – with Hyundai Motor stepping up as a key catalyst.
Alpha Bulkers, long established in the supramax-to-capesize dry bulk segments, has become the latest Greek owner to pivot into containers, lining up an 11-ship newbuilding programme.
IKEA Supply has joined DCSA+, the Digital Container Shipping Association’s partnership programme for advancing digital standards across the container shipping industry. As the first shipper to participate.
Great Wall Motor is exploring opening its first European plant, most likely in Spain or Hungary. It is aiming for the new site to produce an annual total of 300,000 vehicles by 2029 to revive its sales in the region.
Taiwan is amending its Law of Ships regulations with a view to fining ship operators up to NT$10m ($318,000) for vessels failing to maintain accurate identification.
Maritime experts and Master Mariners Capt Singhal and Saggi are seeking an overhaul of the ISM Code and explain the failures that put all merchant ships at risk.
As one of the world’s busiest maritime hubs, Shanghai offers unique insight into how Asia’s shipping markets have evolved in recent years. From energy imports to offshore recovery
