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BII Commits $35m To the Development of Democratic Republic Of Congo’s First Deepwater Port

The UK’s development finance institution funds the new project alongside logistics company DP World. The port will become the single gateway for container imports and exports in the DRC. British International Investment (BII) has committed up to $35m (€31.7m)...
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PIL Further Renews Fleet with Order For Five 13,000 TEU LNG Dual Fuel Container Vessels

Pacific International Lines (PIL) is stepping up its fleet renewal programme and has ordered five new container vessels with a 13,000 TEU capacity and dual-fuel liquefied natural gas (LNG) engines. The neo-Panamax-sized vessels are expected to be delivered...
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HD Hyundai Marine Solutions Secures Landmark $30 Million LNG Conversion Deal

According to industry sources, on the 18th, HD Hyundai Marine Solutions, a subsidiary of HD Hyundai, secured its first project to convert an aging LNG carrier into a Floating Storage Unit (FSU). The $30 million project, commissioned by a European shipping company,...
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Indian Port Workers To Go On Strike To Demand Better Wages, Benefits

A group of Indian port workers’ unions has called for a strike from Aug. 28 to demand immediate settlement of pay revisions and pension benefits, according to a note signed by its members. A strike by India’s port workers could exacerbate the existing congestion...
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World’s 1st Installation Of Rotor Sails On A Capesize Bulk Carrier For VALE

Mitsui O.S.K. Lines and Vale International announced that a 200,000-ton class bulk carrier, currently employed under a mid-term contract for the transportation of iron ore for Vale, has been successfully retrofitted with two 35m x 5m Norsepower Rotor SailsTM and...
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Baltic Index Marks Best Week In Over 3 Months As Vessel Rates Rise

The Baltic Exchange’s main sea freight index rose on Monday to a more than three-week high as the capesize segment strengthened. The overall index, which factors in rates for capesize, Panamax, and supramax shipping vessels, was up 49 points, or 2.12%, at 2,356...
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