SEA/LNG welcomes low-sulfur rule timeline
SEA/LNG, which promotes the use of LNG as a marine fuel, has welcomed an IMO decision to introduce a global sulfur cap on marine fuels in 2020.
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SEA/LNG, which promotes the use of LNG as a marine fuel, has welcomed an IMO decision to introduce a global sulfur cap on marine fuels in 2020.
The proposed Northern Rail Link between China and Europe would provide advantageous logistics for metallurgical coal exports from northern Mongolia and Russia’s Elegest coalfield.
The Inland Waterways Authority of India has received commitments to transport 5.92 million t of cargo through a new multimodal terminal at Haldia.
Martin Engineering introduces a more effective return belt tracking system that uses high-quality materials for easier maintenance and a longer unit life.
On 21 October 2016, the biggest agri-bulk vessel to berth at the Port of Sheerness arrived ready to be loaded with a cargo of 30 000 t of milling wheat.
DryShips sells five of its panamax vessels for an aggregate gross price of US$29.4 million.
In Dry Bulk Spring, Harleigh Hobbs visited ABP's Port of Immingham to discover how its dry bulk facility has developed over the years.
US coal company, Cloud Peak Energy, has contracted to export around 1 million short t of thermal coal to Asian markets.
Earnings from Australia’s bulk commodity exports are expected to grow by 12% in FY17 to AUS176 billion.
Viterra, a subsidiary of commodities trading giant, Glencore, has reduced rates on its Export Select supply-chain service for the 2016/17 harvest.
Wärtsilä's development of exhaust gas cleaning systems has positioned the company ready to meet the MEPC’s sulfur cap.
GATX Corp. has appointed Diane M. Aigotti to its board of directors.