Rolls-Royce To Design HHI’s First Naval Environship
Rolls-Royce has secured a milestone contract with HHI to provide a concept design based on the Rolls-Royce Environship Leadge Bow.
Extraordinary Action Needed To Achieve The Sustainable Development Goals
The Future of Spaceship Earth forecast shows that none of the goals will be met in all regions of the world.
Chinese Carrier’s Owner Fined $39 Million For Great Barrier Reef Damage
The Australian Government has won a significant legal challenge and reached a $39.3 million dollar out of court settlement with the owners of a Chinese coal carrier.
ABTO: Cargo Liquefaction A Problem For Bulk Terminals
ABTO has warned that cargo liquefaction – an issue commonly associated with the seaborne transportation of unprocessed mineral ores and concentrates.
Fine Imposed On 38 Vessels At Crimean Ports, Occupied By Russian Federation
All Crimean ports were put under sanctions of EU and OFAC with all possible consequences to those companies who will decide to call these ports anyway.
Port Of Melbourne Leased To Create Thousands Of Jobs
The Andrews Labor Government has successfully leased the Port of Melbourne for more than $9.7 billion.
DP World Engaging Thousands Of Employees For Global Green Initiative
Global trade enabler DP World is building on the past two years’ successful collaboration with the world’s leading port operators to engage communities.
GD NASSCO Christens Fourth ECO Class Product Carrier For APT
General Dynamics NASSCO hosted a christening ceremony for the fourth ECO Class tanker for APT under construction at the company’s shipyard in San Diego.
World’s Most Advanced Subsea Cable Installation/Trenching Vessel ‘Living Stone’ Launched
DEME launched the world’s most advanced subsea cable installation and trenching vessel ‘Living Stone’ at the LaNaval shipyard close to Bilbao, Spain.