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CMA CGM and Shell carry out first bio-LNG bunkering operation

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CMA CGM Group and Shell have performed what they said was the first bio-LNG bunkering trial in Rotterdam. Shell bunkered =Containerships Aurora, a 1400-TEU LNG-powered vessel,...
CMA CGM and Shell carry out first bio-LNG bunkering operation

X-Press Feeders orders eight 1170-TEU dual-fuel ships

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X-PRESS Feeders Group has ordered eight 1170-TEU containerships. They will be equipped with dual-fuel engines, able to run on both conventional fuel and methanol. The first...
X-Press Feeders orders eight 1170-TEU dual-fuel ships

Rail operator launches new service to meet holiday rush

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PRIVATE rail freight operator Pacific National is launching an additional service called Seasonalexclusive, to help support the national supply chain during the busy holiday...
Rail operator launches new service to meet holiday rush

Aquio innovation saving time, cost and risk

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WE AT Aquio believe this article is timely after the COP26 conference in Glasgow, when our leaders of government and industry came together to discuss strategies to stabilize the...
Aquio innovation saving time, cost and risk

“Inefficient ports are a tax on all of us”: Prime Minister announces inquiry into maritime logistics efficiency

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PRIME Minister Scott Morrison yesterday announced a Productivity Commission inquiry into the efficiency of the Australian maritime logistics system. During an address to the...
“Inefficient ports are a tax on all of us”: Prime Minister announces inquiry into maritime logistics efficiency

Federal Court orders MUA to pay $2.2 million in damages to Patrick and Qube

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THE Federal Court has ordered the Maritime Union of Australia to pay damages of $2.2 million to Patrick and Qube for costs incurred during strikes, blockades and work bans at Port...
Federal Court orders MUA to pay $2.2 million in damages to Patrick and Qube

PIL to fully repay all scheme debts ahead of schedule

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THE board of Pacific International Lines has announced the company will make an early repayment to creditors who were subject to the Scheme of Arrangement, which PIL entered into...
PIL to fully repay all scheme debts ahead of schedule

Ports Victoria CEO appointed

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THE Victorian government has appointed Brendan Webb as the inaugural CEO of the state commercial ports body, Ports Victoria. Mr Webb brings more than two decades of experience in...
Ports Victoria CEO appointed

ANL expands Pilbara-Singapore connection

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ANL is expanding its service between north-west Australia and Singapore, increasing the connection between the Pilbara and the world. From now, the ANL PAX Service will operate on...
ANL expands Pilbara-Singapore connection

Industry says governments missing the boat on decarbonisation

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KNOWN as MEPC 77, the latest meeting of the IMO’s Marine Environment Protection Committee was held from 22-26 November. Both the World Shipping Council and the International...
Industry says governments missing the boat on decarbonisation

Container throughput at Brisbane down in October

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PORT of Brisbane saw a decrease in containerised cargo throughput in October, according to the latest trade statistics from the port. The Port of Brisbane handled a total of...
Container throughput at Brisbane down in October

Shortlist announced for seafarers’ awards in Singapore

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THE Mission to Seafarers has announced those shortlisted for accolades in its upcoming Seafarers’ Awards to be held virtually in Singapore on 8 December. The awards recognise...
Shortlist announced for seafarers’ awards in Singapore

Annual Christmas hamper drive for seafarers kicks off at Port Botany

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THE annual Christmas hamper drive kicked off over the weekend, with volunteers packing 2000 hampers for seafarers over the festive season at Port Botany. The idea came to Sydney...
Annual Christmas hamper drive for seafarers kicks off at Port Botany

Agreement will lead to greater rotor sail integration on ships

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KONGSBERG Maritime and wind propulsion system supplier Norsepower have signed an agreement to facilitate the integration of wind power to new and existing vessels in diverse...
Agreement will lead to greater rotor sail integration on ships

Container detention fees the result of port delays: CTAA

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THE Container Transport Alliance Australia has called a rise in fees levied by shipping lines for the late return of containers an “insidious consequence” of continuing port...
Container detention fees the result of port delays: CTAA