Global refiners raise cleaner shipping fuel output
Global refiners have made upgrades to prepare for stricter shipping standards ahead of IMO 2020.
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Global refiners have made upgrades to prepare for stricter shipping standards ahead of IMO 2020.
China’s imports of coking coal saw steady growth in November 2019, according to data from General Administration of Customs.
ABP’s Port of Ipswich has reported 500 000 t of grain exported between June - November 2019.
Clean Shipping Alliance 2020 members have offered advice to shipowners looking to meet regulations as IMO 2020 approaches.
Pacific Logistic LLC has ordered a second crane for their Sollers Terminal in Vladivostok, Russia.
Quality Freight UK has overseen the delivery of three megamax quayside cranes into the Liverpool2 terminal, UK.
NPMC’s LF-Sea low-friction hull coating system has won a 2020 Japanese government award for global warming prevention activity.
From 31 December 2020, non-EU vessels calling at EU ports must carry an inventory of hazardous materials and statement of compliance.
Eight companies have agreed to investigate the possibility of carbon capture, utilisation and storage infrastructure.
Enstructure has acquisired of a 900 000 sq ft. warehouse and a 38 acre long-term land lease from Louis Dreyfus Company.
An ICRA report attributes the slowdown in coal imports to the economic slowdown in recent months.
A new conveyor belt cleaner has been designed with a method of holding the urethane blade in place without the need to mill any slots for holding pins.