The embattled 15 crew members of the tanker Qaaswa, marooned off Tunisia for months, are now safely home with most of their owed wages – thanks to the ITF.
Archives for June 2017
LR Lends A Helping Hand To Seafarers In Need
LR has donated £20,000 to Sailors’ Society’s Emergency Welfare Fund which provides financial relief to seafarers and their families in dire need.
Exxonmobil, Eagle LNG Partners LLC And Crowley Sign LNG Collaboration Agreement
The goal is to establish the storage and technical support necessary to provide safe, reliable LNG delivery for vessel operators bunkering in North America.
Standard & Poor’s Confirms Hapag-Lloyd Rating After Merger With UASC
Corporate Credit Rating remains at B+ / Rating agency acknowledges improvement in freight rates and competitive advantages of merger.
ABS Issues First-Of-Its-Kind Software Quality Assessment In Asia Pacific
First mover Excel Marco decreases unplanned downtime through improved industrial control systems software integrity.
CMA CGM Unveils Its New Ambition And New Logo
2017 is a landmark year for CMA CGM opening a new chapter in its history with the nomination of its CEO and the launch of the largest maritime operational alliance in the world.
IMO Launches Global Industry Alliance To Support Low Carbon Shipping
Leading maritime industrialists, have signed up to a new GIA to support transitioning shipping and its related industries towards a low carbon future.
Höegh Wins “Best Shipping Line Of The Year RoRo – Breakbulk Operator” In India
Höegh Autoliners awarded “Best Shipping Line of the Year RoRo – Breakbulk Operator” at the India Maritime Awards held in Mumbai, India.
Shell’s Prelude FLNG Begins Its Journey To Australia
Royal Dutch Shell’s Prelude FLNG facility left the SHI shipyard in Geoje, South Korea this morning, marking a significant milestone for the project.
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