Under the supervision of Lloyd's Register and in collaboration with the builder, Cemre Shipyard, the company's newbuild has successfully completed its second sea trial in the Sea of Marmara. This …
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Within the EU-co-funded Blue Supply Chains (BSC) project, the Swedish Umeå and the Lithuanian Kaunas are redefining the future of green shipping. Two ambitious initiatives - Sweden's roadmap for a …
The shipping line Lillgaard from the Åland Islands has sold its subsidiary to another Ålandic shipowner, with the deal covering the vessel Fjärdvägen, her crew, and other assets. The 1972-built …
Van Oord's Vox Alexia has started working at the 656,000-square-metre site that will house Poland's first floating storage regasification unit (FSRU; currently under construction in South Korea) and its second …
The Skagen-based tanker company will see its two dual-fuel (diesel/methanol) hybrid tankers equipped with 16-metre, foldable, ATEX-certified wind wings, four units for each vessel. The deal follows the initial order …
The Finnish-Swedish ferry company, plying between Umeå and Vaasa, has signed a contract with Gasum for the delivery of biogas, plus entered a FuelEU Maritime pool with Stena Line. The …
AutoTerminal Bremerhaven saw the deployment of a Liebherr LHM 550, with a tower extension of 4.8 metres, reach of 54 m, and a loading capacity of 154 tonnes (in a …
The Finnish energy company has shifted its diesel and gasoline transports between the company's refinery in Gothenburg and Malmö, with Green Cargo transporting it by rail. In the latter, a …
MSC has added Baltic Hub to the weekly service that links Northern Europe (Bremerhaven) with the US East Coast (Charleston & New York). The inaugural departure from the container terminal …
First, as of 3 August 2025, a new service will set sail, Finland Express 2 (FI2), while from 22 August, Baltic Bridge Express (BBX) will offer a new rotation. FI2 …
Two electric mobile harbour cranes of the LHM 550 model have left Liebherr's factory in the Port of Rostock and are heading to the Indian Vizag Port. There, Green Energy …
Under the supervision of Lloyd's Register and in collaboration with the builder, Cemre Shipyard, the company's newbuild has successfully completed its second sea trial in the Sea of Marmara. This …
Incat's shipyard in Tasmania has been entrusted with constructing two battery-powered high-speed ferries for the Danish shipping line (which is also eyeing a third one). The first 129-metre-long and 30.5-metre-wide …
Within the EU-co-funded Blue Supply Chains (BSC) project, the Swedish Umeå and the Lithuanian Kaunas are redefining the future of green shipping. Two ambitious initiatives - Sweden's roadmap for a …
The shipping line Lillgaard from the Åland Islands has sold its subsidiary to another Ålandic shipowner, with the deal covering the vessel Fjärdvägen, her crew, and other assets. The 1972-built …
Van Oord's Vox Alexia has started working at the 656,000-square-metre site that will house Poland's first floating storage regasification unit (FSRU; currently under construction in South Korea) and its second …
The Finnish-Swedish ferry company, plying between Umeå and Vaasa, has signed a contract with Gasum for the delivery of biogas, plus entered a FuelEU Maritime pool with Stena Line. The …
AutoTerminal Bremerhaven saw the deployment of a Liebherr LHM 550, with a tower extension of 4.8 metres, reach of 54 m, and a loading capacity of 154 tonnes (in a …
MSC has added Baltic Hub to the weekly service that links Northern Europe (Bremerhaven) with the US East Coast (Charleston & New York). The inaugural departure from the container terminal …
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