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- 13:44 - Samsung Heavy Industries Settles Petrobras Bribery Case for $150M
- 13:00 - Indonesian Navy Catches Five Pirates in the Act of Raiding a Barge
- 12:00 - Companies Bail on Russia’s Nord Stream 2 Pipeline
- 11:20 - Rauma shipyard shuts down production after over 230 coronavirus infections
- 10:45 - Grimaldi inks $500 million RoRo order with Hyundai Mipo
- 10:00 - Singapore’s 1st LNG bunkering vessel starts commercial ops
- 09:48 - ‘Perfect Trips’: Venezuela and Iran Swap Jet Fuel for Gasoline
- 13:00 - Iran And Russia Start Joint Naval Drill
- 12:10 - DP World UAE digitisises customer transactions as part of smart trade project
- 11:17 - Tarballs From Unknown Source Wash Up on 100 Miles of Israeli Shoreline
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- 24 Şubat 2021 12:00
Companies Bail on Russia’s Nord Stream 2 Pipeline
Russian energy company Gazprom and its western partners are racing to build the pipeline to take Russian gas to Germany under the Baltic Sea, and hope to finish it this year. President Joe Biden believes the pipeline is a “bad deal” for Europe.
- 24 Şubat 2021 09:48
‘Perfect Trips’: Venezuela and Iran Swap Jet Fuel for Gasoline
Venezuela is shipping jet fuel to Iran in return for vital gasoline imports for the South American nation as part of a swap deal agreed by the two state-run oil firms, three people with knowledge of the matter told Reuters.
- 22 Şubat 2021 13:00
Iran And Russia Start Joint Naval Drill
Iran and Russia on Tuesday embarked on joint naval exercises in the Indian Ocean which will include thwarting a mock pirate attack on a merchant ship, Iranian state media reported.
- 22 Şubat 2021 11:17
Tarballs From Unknown Source Wash Up on 100 Miles of Israeli Shoreline
A tar-like petroleum substance is washing up in large quantity on Israel's Mediterranean shoreline, prompting a large-scale cleanup effort involving thousands of troops and volunteers.
- 20 Şubat 2021 12:07
Disassembly of WAKASHIO wreck continues
The arrival of the barge HONG BANG 6 along with three tugs has initiated the dismantling operation, which was officially launched on February 18th.
- 12 Şubat 2021 10:20
With Oil Past Peak, Shell Sharpens 2050 Zero Emissions Goal
Energy giant Royal Dutch Shell vowed to eliminate net carbon emissions by 2050, raising its ambition from previous targets, as its oil output declines from a 2019 peak.
- 12 Şubat 2021 09:34
U.S. Retail Imports Expected to Surge Into Summer
Retail imports at the United States’ largest container ports are expected to set new monthly records into the summer as the nation’s economy continues to recover from the pandemic, according to new forecasts from the National Retail Federation.
- 11 Şubat 2021 12:20
MSC Secures Crew Change for Stranded M/V Anastasia Seafarers
MSC Mediterranean Shipping Company has announced an agreement to disembark the stranded crew members of the bulk carrier Anastasia in Japan.
- 11 Şubat 2021 11:10
U.S. Sells Seized Iranian Fuel, Another Cargo on the Way
The United States has sold more than a million barrels of Iranian fuel seized under its sanctions program last year, a Department of Justice official said, as another ship with intercepted Iranian crude oil sails to a U.S. port.
- 11 Şubat 2021 10:00
Qatar gives greenlight to domestic cruise program
Discover Qatar, the country's nationalized tourism agency and Qatar Airways have partnered up with Ponant’s LE CHAMPLAIN cruise ship.
- 11 Şubat 2021 09:31
Iran backed rebels interfere with UN mission to save decaying tanker
FSO SAFER has been in the news lately. The reason: IMO's assessment concluded with high oil spill risk from the decaying oil tanker.
- 07 Şubat 2021 00:27
Peterhead lifeboat crew praised after dramatic rescue
Coxwain Patrick Davidson and the crew of The Misses Robertson of Kintail, Peterhead's Lifeboat were launched on Friday afternoon in treacherous conditions to rescue a 160tonne fishing vessel which was seconds away from crashing into the rocks at Peterhead Breakwater.
- 05 Şubat 2021 12:17
Bulk carrier detained at Antwerp’s Liberation Dock highlights continued crew change difficulties
The plight of the crew onboard the Anhui bulk carrier highlights both the ongoing crew change crisis and subsequent supply chain kinks.
- 05 Şubat 2021 11:40
USS John McCain Patrols Disputed Paracel Islands
The busy waterway is one of a number of flashpoints in the U.S.-China relationship, which include a trade war, U.S. sanctions, Hong Kong and Taiwan.
- 05 Şubat 2021 10:30
China finally grants crew change for MSC bulker, coal carrier queue reducing
The Mediterranean Shipping Co (MSC)-owned vessel, Anastasia has been anchored at Tangshan’s Caofeidian Port since September 20 with 16 Indian seafarers onboard, one of more than 50 ships that have been stranded as trade ties between Canberra and Beijing have worsened in recent months.
- 03 Şubat 2021 12:56
U.S. Looks to Courts to Seize 2 Million Barrels of Alleged Iranian Oil
The U.S. has gone to court to seize 2 million barrels of oil that it claims came from Iran, as Joe Biden’s administration shows little sign of taking a softer line on Tehran.
- 03 Şubat 2021 11:30
Iran allows crew of detained Korean tanker to head home
The South Korean-flagged tanker was seized on January 4 by Iran’s Revolutionary Guards near the Strait of Hormuz, with Iranians claiming the ship had broken environmental rules, something the ship’s owner in Busan, DM Shipping, denied.
- 31 Ocak 2021 21:30
Remote surveys are the new reality – but we will meet again
This is in response to global travel restrictions, but also due to the increasing accessibility of the technology, and a growing willingness among stakeholders to embrace remote surveys as part of the new shipping reality.
- 31 Ocak 2021 21:00
Iran’s Best Submarines Have Been Out of the Water for a Month
While the Iranian naval forces have been clashing with U.S. forces in the Middles East in the last several weeks, its most capable submarines have been out of action.
