Port of Rotterdam Authority has launched a ‘Clean inland shipping and sustainable logistics in Rotterdam’ scheme.
The new Mogas Flow Lab MFM calibration facility launched on 19 January builds upon the company's experiences and lessons learned in applied metrology since 1991.
Finalises plans to work on LNG-fuelled newbuilds and retrofits, small scale LNG carriers, FLNGs and more.
The decision to remove rules come about as an effort to help new industries take off.
The port recorded an 81.5% increase in bunker deliveries via barges.
Jetty which was initially designed to accommodate 265,000 m3 capacity ships now undergoing changes to fit smaller vessels.
Several environmental and shipping organisations make joint announcement to support ban for fair competition.
Asian companies planning to ‘further expand their business operations and geographical coverage’.
Ocean Tankers, which already owns 136 vessels, has to date placed orders for 28 tankers from various yards.
The GRS (Gas Ready Ship) marks specify the ship's readiness for conversion to use LNG as a bunker fuel.
