There is much room for improvement and the industry could benefit from a global code of ethics, it finds.
Shipping GHG emissions increasing despite operational improvements as ships travel further distance, finds ICCT report.
The technology prevents alteration and forgery of documents and simplifies the document issuance process, it says.
Irish Continental Group’s $199.04 million cruise ferry will be the world’s largest in terms of vehicle capacity.
Proposed private placement is expected to raise gross proceeds of up to approximately $3.43 million, says UOB Kay Hian Securities.
“What I do think there will have been is an entire year – and that “tipping year” is surely going to be 2018,” states General Manager.
Approximately 11% of all new build contracts in 2017 were for LNG-powered ships, says Titan LNG.
Bunkering and development of coastal infrastructure for cruise sector under study by shipping firms.
Four bunkering vessels will deliver fuel oil while remaining ship will handle MGO operations, says Hin Leong bunkering arm.
Vessels to remain at the facility after completion of second phase project by mid-May next year, says CHEC spokesman.
