Hapag-Lloyd looks to 2030
HAPAG-LLOYD has detailed its “most ambitious strategy to date”, based on a new set of five core pillars covering everything from innovation to expansion and customer-centric...
Study foreshadows new Sunrise
MORE than 12 months after the partners in the Sunrise Joint Venture agreed on a concept study to focus on piping and processing gas from the Greater Sunrise Fields in the Timor...
US to force owners to fund rig de-coms
THE US government has this week updated 20-year-old regulations to ensure taxpayers are not hit with the cost of decommissioning offshore oil and gas rigs. The Department of the...
Hapag picks methanol for latest retrofits
IN PURSUIT of its strategic decarbonisation goals Hapag-Lloyd, in conjunction with tonnage-provider Seaspan, is to retrofit five containerships to enable them to operate on...
First users for Hedland's Lumsden Point
PILBARA Ports Authority has secured its first two customers for the new Lumsden Point multi-user facility at Port Hedland. Mineral Resources and Pilbara Minerals have each signed...
"K" Line joins ammonia pursuers
JAPAN'S “K” Line has joined a high-powered industry group intent on the commercialisation of ammonia-fuelled ships. The integrated group is being led by ITOCHU Corporation and...
Mooring line breakages worry insurer
P&I CLUB Gard has issued a warning about ship mooring practices after recording a significant increase in incidences of mooring line failures in strong winds. The Norway-based...
Industry updates container cleaning guide
PESTILENT containers and the cleaning thereof is the subject of an updated set of guidelines issued by a joint group of industry leaders. The International Cargo Handling...
PIL signs for de-carb push
SINGAPORE'S Pacific International Lines has become the latest carrier to explore new measures to speed up the decarbonisation of shipping. On Monday [15 April], PIL signed a...
$20 million for bi-lateral emissions reduction work
THE GOVERNMENTS of Australia and Singapore have partnered on a $20 million initiative to help reduce emissions in the maritime sector. Labelled ASLET (Australia-Singapore...
Rock-attracted longliner refloated in NZ
A JAPANESE fishing vessel that ran aground in NZ’s Hauraki Gulf in the early hours of yesterday morning [16 April] has been refloated and berthed safely in Auckland. The 48-metre...
Dali owners declare General Average
THE OWNERS of Baltimore bridge destroyer Dali have declared General Average, although charterers Maersk Line have yet to issue a public notification. The 9962 TEU Dali is...
Spirit set for Asian wind work
A FORMER Bass Strait offshore supply ship whose owners collapsed last year is destined for a new career in Asian waters for a new owner and charterer. Last month Tek-Ocean Spirit...
Scrubber water banned but not here
THE GOVERNMENT of Denmark has reached a cross-party agreement to ban the discharge of scrubber water in territorial waters from mid-2025 and will push for similar restrictions to...
No recovery yet for OOCL
FIRST quarter results from Hong Kong’s Orient Overseas Container Line show international box trades continue the slide in revenues evident in 2023. The trans-Pacific and the...
