Third company fined in U.S. ECA sulfur case
A U.S. Caribbean ECA offense that saw two companies hit with fines of $3 million back in 2019 has now brought a third company a criminal fine of $250,000. Ionian Management Inc.,
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USCG: Don’t over estimate DPS systems capabilities
A recent incident involving a DP3 drillship that suffered a complete blackout and subsequent loss of position has prompted the Coast Guard to issue a marine safety alert reminding mariners that dynamic
PODCAST: Jones Walker talks port and terminal cybersecurity
In this edition of Marine Log’s Listen Up! podcast, we talk with Andrew Lee and Ford Wogan of law firm Jones Walker to gain insights into ways in which cybersecurity training is
Maersk: Record results, but “dark clouds” warning
Container shipping and logistics giant A.P. Moller – Maersk (Maersk) today again reported record results, but analysts seemed to be more focused on CEO Søren Skou’s cautionary words about dark clouds on
Ukraine grain shipments set to resume
Shipments of grain from Ukraine were set to resume today under Turkish and UN supervision, despite an announcement on Saturday from the Russian Foreign Ministry that Moscow was suspending the implementation of
World Energy Outlook paints scenarios with major implications for shipping
The global energy crisis triggered by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is causing profound and long-lasting changes that have the potential to hasten the transition to a more sustainable and secure energy system,
Singapore mega merger could be completed by year’s end
The proposed merger of Singapore’s Sembcorp Marine and Keppel O&M is being put on a faster track. The original plan, which would have seen the creation of a combined entity, has been
VIDEO: Capital takes delivery of ammonia/LNG ready VLCC
Evangelos Marinakis led Capital Ship Management Corp. has take delivery of the Liberian-flagged M/T Alterego, the second of two ammonia-ready and LNG- fuel ready sister VLCCs. Built by the Hyundai Samho Heavy
ICS calls for global CO2 reduction fund to reward green fuel first users
The International Chamber of Shipping (ICS), which represents 80% of the world’s merchant fleet, has submitted a proposal to IMO calling for a “fund and reward” system to accelerate the maritime sector’s
Female seafarers face “shocking” levels of discrimination, bullying and harassment
An in-depth survey in the maritime industry has revealed what its organizers say are “shocking figures” on gender-based discrimination against women, onboard harassment and bullying. Carried out by WISTA International, Anglo Eastern,