The U.S. House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee on Tuesday approved $1 billion for U.S. Coast Guard shore side infrastructure nationwide and $350 million for a… Weiterlesen »‘Great News’ For Great Lakes as House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee Approves $1 Billion for U.S. Coast Guard Infrastructure, Heavy Icebreaker
By Nichola Groom Sept 15 (Reuters) – Vineyard Wind, which is on track to be the first major U.S. offshore wind farm, closed on a $2.3 billion… Weiterlesen »Vinewind Wind Secures $2.3 Billion Investment to Kick Off Construction on Nation’s First Large-Scale Offshore Wind Farm
The U.S. Federal Maritime Commission has voted to move forward with two demurrage-and-detention related initiatives proposed by Commissioner Rebecca F. Dye as part of Fact… Weiterlesen »FMC to Issue Guidance on Complaint Proceedings and Seeks Comments on Demurrage and Detention Billings
by Emma Thomasson (Reuters) China has denied a German warship entry into a local harbor, a German foreign ministry spokesperson said on Wednesday. The ship involved is the… Weiterlesen »China Denies German Navy Port Entry
By Nick Savvides at London International Shipping Week (The Loadstar) – MSC has embraced market-based measures (MBMs) to help the industry meet its climate change targets, CEO… Weiterlesen »MSC Embraces Market-Based Measures to Meet Climate Change Targets
By Alex Longley (Bloomberg) In an already banner year for shipping, commodity carriers just saw their biggest daily gain in a decade. Average rates for… Weiterlesen »Bulker Rates Post Biggest Daily Gain In A Decade
Marine battery manufacturer Corvus Energy plans an initial public offering (IPO) later this year on the Norwegian Stock Exchange, said the company’s CEO today. Corvus builds giant batteries for ships such as ferries, cruise ships, and… Weiterlesen »Electric Ship Battery Maker Announces IPO
by Yuka Obayashi (Reuters) Japan’s biggest hydrogen supplier Iwatani Corp and five other firms said on Wednesday they will study the feasibility of building a… Weiterlesen »Japan And Australia To Build Green Hydrogen Link
New records are being set daily at the Los Angeles-Long Beach Port Complex as ships filled to the brim with cargo continue to poor into… Weiterlesen »New Records Set Daily for Number of Ships at Los Angeles and Long Beach Ports
Inaccurate stability calculations caused the capsizing of vehicle carrier Golden Ray with more 4,100 vehicles loaded inside, resulting in a total loss of the vessel… Weiterlesen »Inaccurate Stability Calculations Found as Probable Cause in Golden Ray Capsizing