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One of Pacific International Lines’ (PIL) magnificent 11,800 TEU P Class, built in 2019 and among the largest vessels in PIL’s fleet, called at Singapore in […]

POSCO, Hyundai Mipo Dockyard, Korea Shipbuilding & Offshore Engineering, Lloyd’s Register and the Liberian International Ship & Corporate Registry jointly develop Liquid Carbon Dioxide(LCO2) Carriers to […]

Marine transport is still one of the most carbon efficient means of transport for international trade. Currently, the shipping sector accounts for two to three per […]

Concerns for the future of Kiribati’s maritime workforce have escalated across the small Pacific Island nation, as the community appeals to their government to bring home […]

Seafarers face multiple risks to their health and wellbeing, which can affect safety, performance, and livelihoods. According to the European Maritime Safety Agency (EMSA) 2019 annual […]

A.P. Moller-Maersk announced that the company will join the Low Carbon Charter, launched by Hong Kong Business Environment Council (BEC). By signing the Charter, Maersk is […]

They said it couldn’t be done. “They were wrong,” said Steven Neal, President of the Long Beach Board of Harbor Commissioners. Long Beach Container Terminal and […]

From 1 September, the Harbour Master’s division of the Port of Rotterdam Authority will effectively enforce in the event of violations of the new regulations of […]

It has been two months since the fall of Cambodia’s oil venture, now the attention has shifted to millions of dollars worth of oil that had […]

A Georgian national and two Turkish national crew members died of gas poisoning on a ship. The ship was sailing from Cartagena Port in southeastern Spain. […]