Bulk Carrier
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MOL conducts biofuel bunkering on Capesize bulker for BHP
Japanese shipping company Mitsui O.S.K. Lines (MOL) has successfully completed biofuel bunkering on its Capesize bulk carrier, the Midnight Dream,…
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MOL makes biodiesel delivery to capesize bulk
Mitsui O.S.K. Lines (MOL) has embarked on its inaugural biofuel partnership with BHP Group, marking a significant step in sustainable…
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China ship sales collapse as industry sweats over US ports
The shipping sector is experiencing a significant slowdown in the purchase of dry bulk carriers built in China, as companies…
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Thunder Bay Shipyard Misses Key Repair Opportunity
The Thunder Bay shipyard faced a setback when the damaged lake carrier Michipicoten was sent to a Wisconsin port for…
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One Killed as New Chinese Domestic Boxship and Bulker
In a devastating maritime accident, one seafarer lost their life, and three others sustained injuries when a container ship collided…
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Japan Marine United Delivers Three Eco-Friendly Vessels
Japan Marine United Corporation (JMU), a prominent shipbuilder based in Yokohama, has successfully completed the first quarter of 2025 with…
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Fyodor Konyukhov’s Historic Voyage Ends After 115 Days
MOSCOW, March 30. The remarkable oceanic journey of renowned Russian adventurer Fyodor Konyukhov has concluded after 115 days at sea.…
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Geopolitical Tensions Threaten IMO’s Carbon Levy Plans
As the International Maritime Organization (IMO) prepares for its Marine Environment Protection Committee meeting in April, uncertainties stemming from geopolitical…
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Greek Shipping Tycoon Delaportas Expands Bulk Fleet
Costas Delaportas, the head of DryDel Shipping, is making waves in the shipping industry by ordering two large capesize bulk…
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MARIC’s new ammonia-ready bulker wins DNV AiP
Norwegian classification society DNV has granted approval in principle (AiP) to the Marine Design and Research Institute of China (MARIC)…
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