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2020 November 24
https://www.marinelink.com
UN's IMO Approves Ban on Heavy Ship Fuel in Arctic after July 2024
The Clean Arctic Alliance coalition described the regulations as "outrageous" as it included exemptions and waivers...UN's IMO Approves Ban on Heavy Ship Fuel in Arctic after July 2024
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2020 November 24
https://maritime-executive.com
Samsung Heavy Industries wins its largest order ever
The nature of the product was not disclosed, but most observers believe that it is associated with a Russian government-backed order for 15 icebreaking LNG carriers at the newly-rebuilt Zvezda Shipyard...Samsung Heavy Industries wins its largest order ever
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2020 November 19
https://www.concordiamaritime.com
Age discrimination jeopardizes global CO2 reduction efforts
The narrow-minded age discrimination of oil tankers counteracts urgent efforts to reach the IMO requirement to reduce CO2 emissions from shipping with 50 per cent by 2050Age discrimination jeopardizes global CO2 reduction efforts
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2020 November 18
https://www.drybulkmagazine.com
Terminal construction underway at the port of Ust-Luga
Mikhail Mishustin has launched the construction of the Ust-Luga universal trading terminal ... in the port of Ust-LugaTerminal construction underway at the port of Ust-Luga
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2020 November 18
https://ajot.com
MSC adds new Sunrise Service connecting Japan, Korea and Russia
The Sunrise is a weekly service opening a new route between Japan, Korea and the major container ports in eastern Russia, Vladivostok and Vostochniy...MSC adds new Sunrise Service connecting Japan, Korea and Russia
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2020 November 17
https://www.foreignaffairs.com
Russia to set up new multipurpose cargo port in Far East
A new cargo port with coal, oil, gas and bunker terminals will be built in Russia’s Sakhalin...Russia to set up new multipurpose cargo port in Far East
2020 November 3
Electric propulsion, nuclear fuel and liquefied gas: what is the future of shipping?
Liquefied natural gas is gradually turning from an alternative into a commonly used fuel. Using LNG as a marine fuel and prospects for introduction of alternatives including nuclear fuel and electricity was discussed at the 4th “LNG Fleet, LNG Bunkering and Alternatives” conference organized by PortNews.