News 2023 February 17

IAA PortNews’ summary of past week news

KSOE wins 252.8 bln-won order for 2 LPG carriers

Two new residents of Kaliningrad SEZ to be engaged in cargo shipping

Ulstein captures its 7th cruise ship design contract for SunStone

Fujairah bunker sales down by 1.5% to 636,705 m3 in January 2023 - Ship & Bunker

HHLA revenue increases by 7.7 percent to € 1,578 million in 2022

Algoma and CSL Group order a new generation of kamsarmax-based ocean belt self-unloading ships

Minority stake of Southern Center of Shipbuilding and Ship Repair offered for sale as part of Astrakhan Region’s property privatization

European LNG demand to drive competition for new supply and dominate trade in the long term - Shell

Participants of 6th Hydraulic Engineering and Dredging Congress announced their readiness to replace foreign companies in Russian market

Renewable energy park service centre planned in Ventspils Northern Port

Wilhelmsen Port Services completes the acquisition of Vopak Agencies

Belarus wants to build a port in Murmansk — Aleksandr Lukashenko

Montfort and the Private Office of Sheikh Ahmed Dalmook Al Maktoum acquire Uniper’s crude oil processing and marine fuel trading business in UAE

EnBW and Equinor to jointly pursue German offshore wind opportunities in 2023

Costa Group and Proman sign MOU for implementation of methanol as a marine fuel for the cruise industry

Ruscon and SASCO launch joint multimodal service from Moscow to Magadan via Vladivostok

Port of Los Angeles container volumes down 16% to 726,014 TEU in Jan 2023

RF Russian Federation nominates candidates for election to Sovcomflot BoD

Schweizerzug starts first direct train shuttles to Rotterdam

First vessel of new deep sea service between Russia and Latin America to leave Saint Petersburg on 18 February

EPS and Value Maritime install first-of-its-kind fully integrated carbon capture solution onboard MR tanker M/T Pacific Cobalt

The Port of Barcelona breaks its all-time traffic record with 71 million tonnes moved in 2022

FESCO's transportation between Far East ports in 2022 rose by 3%, year-on-year, to 84 thousand TEU