News 2017 May 31

Samskip adds reefer capacity

Georgia is the latest country to receive IMO support to promote energy-efficient shipping

BMT launches its ’50 Vessels for $50k’ fleet performance management solution

ABS initiative improves bulker loading safety

Fincantieri signs a letter of intent with China State Shipbuilding Corporation

BFC to supply cruise vessels with 38,000 tonnes of marine fuel in 2017 summer navigation season

Rolls-Royce launches next generation Energy Management System

Damen Green Solutions introduces new Modular Approach for retrofitting scrubbers

IMO’s Djibouti Code of Conduct discussed at international conference in Morocco

Titan LNG doubles LNG bunkering speed

RS updated Recommendations on Condition Assessment Program (CAP)

Gazprom Neft’s Arctic Gate terminal exported almost 4.5 mln t of crude oil from May 2016 (photo)

Bunker prices are stable at the port of Novorossiysk, Russia (graph)

Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha, Ltd., Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Ltd., and Nippon Yusen Kabushiki Kaisha form new joint venture

Ulstein signs LOI on expedition cruise vessel

MSCC Bronka welcomes first containers of COSCO Shipping Lines (photo)

exactEarth launches revolutionary global real-time maritime tracking and information service

Jawar Al Khaleej Shipping takes delivery of two Damen vessels for operations at Iraqi oil terminals

Gazprom posts IFRS net profit of RUB 333.45 bln in QI’2017 (down 8%, year-on-year)

Wärtsilä to emphasise digital transformation at Nor-Shipping 2017

MAN Rollo to provide three LNG generator sets for crane vessel Werkendam being built by Van Oord at Neptune Shipyards

MAN Rollo to deliver two MAN diesel engines for pilot vessel Luna

Framo delivers pumping systems to Höegh LNG

Port of Vladivostok welcomes Costa Victoria (photo)

RF Navy's Caspian Flotilla conducted more than 500 combat elements during winter training period

Brent Crude futures price down 0.5% to $51.98, Light Sweet Crude – down 0.6% to $49.36

Baltic Dry Index down to 900 points

Indicative bunker prices go down at the port of Saint-Petersburg, Russia (graph)