Danish parliament passes new laws imposing carbon taxes on domestic vessels
The parliament of Denmark recently passed two new bills calling for domestic passenger ferries and fishing vessels to pay for…
Keel laid for new Brazilian Navy frigate
Germany’s ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems (TKMS), via Brazilian subsidiary ThyssenKrupp Estaleiro Brasil Sul, has laid the keel of a new frigate…
Oil tanker skipper pleads guilty to obstruction, violating ship pollution prevention laws
The captain of a commercial oil tanker has pleaded guilty to a two-count information charging him with violating the Act…
New amphibious dredger to be delivered to Ukrainian land reclamation agency
The Ukrainian State Agency of Land Reclamation and Fisheries will soon take delivery of a new amphibious dredger built by…
Buyers happy to hunt secondhand tankers they will not own until 2025, analyst says
Seaborne Shipbrokers’ Eva Tzima notes deals for forward deliveries are increasing
Shipowners can now move quickly if scrapping needed, Stolt Tankers’ Bjarke Nissen says
Demand has never been a problem, but ship supply is key to chemical sector, executive argues
John Dragnis opens up on dry bulk and gas investments
Greek owner has been growing and will continue to keep shipping business in private hands
Redelivering LNG steamships set for lay-up or scrap
Fearnleys analysts say fleet replacement and industry growth will prompt second wave of newbuildings
Cleaves shipping fund’s ‘overexposure’ to tankers pays off as stocks rise 80%
Norwegian investment bank sees tighter product markets into 2025 after markets underestimated Red Sea effects
Seafarer killed in Houthi attack on Greek Evalend bulker as salvage op continues
Two-year-old kamsarmax becomes second vessel to suffer fatal strike