Report: Lesson Learned In Combating Pirates Could Be Applied To Migration Crisis
The OEF Foundation has released a new report which examines how the response to the Somali piracy crisis could make crossing the Mediterranean safer for refugees.
ITF: Guarded Welcome For Cambodia FOC Promises
The ITF is giving a guarded welcome to the Cambodian government’s promise to turn its maritime flag into a genuine national ship register.
Ulsteins’ ALP Future Class AHTS Vessel Gives Striking Bollard Pull Results
The ALP Striker has been constructed by Niigata Shipbuilding & Repair, Japan.
KONGSBERG’s Remote Control System Helps Older VLCC To ‘GoGreen’
Kongsberg Maritime has completed an extensive refit of a 21-year-old Main Engine, Remote Control System aboard a VLCC during the vessel’s scheduled docking.
MOL’s LNG Carrier LNG MALEO Rescues Castaways
The MOL-operated LNG Carrier LNG MALEO safely rescued three survivors about 280 km to the east off Mindanao, in the Pacific Ocean.
LR Establishes New Notations For OSVs And Walk-To-Work Technology
LR introduced a range of class notations for OSVs to reflect their development and changing service features, while retaining established notations.
First LNG Import Terminal Opens In Finland
Finland’s first LNG import terminal was opened in Pori on Monday September 12, 2016.
Port Of Los Angeles Issues $35.2 Million In ‘Green’ Bonds
The Port of Los Angeles has expanded its commitment to sustainability by issuing $35.2 million in green bonds as part of a larger debt refinancing successfully completed this week.
Cepsa To Supply LNG Using Europe’s First Multi-Product Barge
Cepsa will supply LNG to ships through the first multi-product barge in Europe.