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Ship Breaking On Beaches

In today’s blog, we are going to talk about the first method of shipbreaking, known as ‘Shipbreaking on Beaches.’ This process normally takes place on the ground or in shallow water, as the name implies. Beaching is a technique in which a ship is...

Traders Using Costlier Smaller Tankers To Move Russian Oil To China

Traders are deploying smaller, costlier vessels to ship displaced Russian oil from European ports to China, in a rare move as Western sanctions on Moscow force them to use unconventional methods to transport the product. About 5 million barrels of Russian Urals crude...

Hudong Zhonghua Inks Its Largest Ever LNG Carrier Order With NYK

The contracts are valued valued at CNY8.4bn ($1.26bn), the largest single LNG carriers order that the Chinese shipyard has ever received. With the addition of these six vessels, Hudong-Zhonggua Shipbuilding has booked in 17 LNG carriers in...

China Pushes For Implementation Of Tanzania’s Bagamoyo Port

China is pushing authorities in Tanzania to kickstart the implementation of the $10 billion Bagamoyo port project. It has been about one year since President Samia Suluhu Hassan promised that country would revive the controversial development. Chinese...

Equatorial Guinea Reports Crackdown On Fraudulent Ships

Equatorial Guinea will crackdown on ships that illegally use its flag government officials said in the wake of the loss earlier this month of a tanker off Tunisia. The move comes as Tunisia continues to raise doubts about the 45-year-old bunker tug Xelo,...

Ship Breaking On Beaches

Traders Using Costlier Smaller Tankers To Move Russian Oil To China

Hudong Zhonghua Inks Its Largest Ever LNG Carrier Order With NYK

China Pushes For Implementation Of Tanzania’s Bagamoyo Port

Equatorial Guinea Reports Crackdown On Fraudulent Ships

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