Carnival Corporation & plc, announced it has completed the installation and certification of EGCS on an industry-leading 60 ships across its brands.
Archives for February 2017
BOEM To Lease 1.09 Million Acres Of Cook Inlet Oil & Gas
BOEM today announced it plans to offer approximately 1.09 million acres in Cook Inlet off Alaska’s southcentral coast in a proposed lease sale this year.
World’s First Dual Fuel Conversion For Marine High-Speed Propulsion Engine
Test bench runs on a CATERPILLAR 3618 engine have recently been successfully completed for the world’s first dual-fuel conversion on a marine high-speed propulsion engine.
$400 Billion Of Unassessed Climate Risk In Shipping – Research
On 27th February, CWR and UMAS released research that suggests climate transition pathways pose risks to the banks that hold $400 billion of global shipping debt.
ABS Takes Offshore Safety To New Depths
Expanded subsea services team enhances verification and validation services with predictive data analytics for greater assurance in subsea operations.
Port Of Oakland Cranes Going Higher At Largest Marine Terminal
Up to six 366-foot-tall cranes will soon be raised 27-feet higher at the Port of Oakland.
Maersk Line Looks For New Cutting-Edge Reefer Container Solutions
Equipment shortages, multiple delays and improper cooling damage sensitive cargo leading to additional direct costs and pushing up food prices.
MOL Group Posts Almost USD 1 Billion Profit In 2016
MOL Group significantly outperformed its initial USD 2bn target for 2016 and delivered a clean CCS EBITDA of USD 2.15bn, which is only moderately down compared with the previous year.
US Car Carrier Berths At Southampton After Catching Fire In English Channel
An American car carrier, Honor, was safely docked in Southampton after catching fire abroad in the English Channel last week.