The company said in its press release that NSW Ports will introduce an environmental incentive to apply to vessel related charges levied by NSW Ports at Port Botany and Port Kembla.

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The oceans ministry said that South Korea will place the first order for vessels powered by liquefied natural gas (LNG) by August to support more green shipping and develop associated industries.

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Our last briefing described the opportunities and challenges of Port Community Systems (PCS) in the digital transformation of ocean shipping.

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The International Maritime Organisation hosted a high-level, live-streamed debate on its role as a regulator in the future of shipping and international trade.

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Maersk had a revenue growth of 30% to USD 9.3 billion, 10% excluding Hamburg Süd, with growth in all business segments and a strategic transformation well underway.

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Maersk Line crowned the Best Global Shipping Line at the 2018 Asian Freight, Logistics & Supply Chain (‘AFLAS’) Awards – one of the industry’s most prestigious accolades to its top players in Asia – at a...

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During 2006/7 the Italian operator Rimorchiatori Laziali SpA, part of Cafimar Group, bought a pair of 32m escort ASD tugs from the specialist Turkish tug builder Sanmar.

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Aboard the Costa Mediterranea, the CEO of the Costa Group - the leading cruise line company in Europe

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The level of activity in the newbuilding market for bulkers has picked up of late. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Allied Shipbroking noted that it was “an interesting week for the newbuilding market,

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To facilitate international maritime players to tap the domestic market, the Centre has finalised standards for vessels plying on water bodies.

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