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Somali pirates free Bangladesh cargo ship after ransom paid

Somali pirates free Bangladesh cargo ship after ransom paid
Somali pirates released the hijacked ship MV Abdullah on Sunday after its Bangladeshi owners reportedly paid a $5 million (€4.7 million) ransom. Meherul Karim, CEO of shipping company KSRM, said the 23 crew members had been released unharmed. “The pirates called us...
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Clean Arctic Alliance Welcomes Denmark’s Banning of Scrubber Wastewater Discharges

Clean Arctic Alliance Welcomes Denmark’s Banning of Scrubber Wastewater Discharges
The Clean Arctic Alliance today welcomed the Danish government’s announcement that it will prohibit the discharge of scrubber water from ships into the marine environment in its territorial waters (to 12nm), and called for all Arctic states to not only follow...
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Oldendorff Carriers contracts with Harbor Lab to provide global transparency in port transactions and revolutionise disbursement accounting

Oldendorff Carriers contracts with Harbor Lab to provide global transparency in port transactions and revolutionise disbursement accounting
Harbor Lab, a global leader in maritime technology for centralizing and simplifying port disbursement costs is today announcing a new contract with one of the world’s largest dry bulk shipping companies – Oldendorff Carriers. Harbor Lab’s software-as-a-service (SaaS)...
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Asia Fuel Oil-VLSFO discount widens, market structure slips to parity

Asia Fuel Oil-VLSFO discount widens, market structure slips to parity
The spot discount for very low sulphur fuel oil (VLSFO) widened on Monday, while the market intermonth structure weakened to parity for the balance month, weighed by bearish fundamentals for the prompt market. Singapore’s VLSFO cash differential was pegged at a...
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Setting Sail To Build In Europe 10,000 Sustainable And Digitalised Vessels By 2035

Setting Sail To Build In Europe 10,000 Sustainable And Digitalised Vessels By 2035
SEA Europe, the association representing the European maritime technology industry, comprising shipyards and maritime equipment manufacturers, has issued a resounding call to action to European policymakers. SEA Europe is urging them to formulate a comprehensive...
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