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Friday, April 9 2021 Log In RSS YouTube LinkedIn Pinterest Twitter Facebook Splash247 Menu Homepage Sector Containers Dry Cargo Tankers Gas Offshore Offshore Wind Regulatory Environment Shipyards Ports and Logistics Finance and Insurance Bunkering Operations Tech Region All Americas Asia Europe Greater China Middle East Maritime CEO Contributions Publications Splash Extra Magazines Events Maritime CEO Forum Singapore Maritime CEO Forum Monaco Maritime CEO Forum Hong Kong Jobs Splash TV Search for April 9, 2021 Hagland orders up to four hybrid bulkers at Royal Bodewes Norway’s Hagland Shipping has signed up with Dutch shipyard Royal Bodewes for the construction of two 5,000 dwt self-discharging bulk… April 9, 2021 Port of Rotterdam carbon cut above national average The Port of Rotterdam has seen its carbon emissions fall some 13% below national avarage over the past four years.… April 9, 2021 South Korea’s top shipyards make carbon neutral pledge South Korea’s six largest shipbuilding groups yesterday made a joint declaration to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050. The group, which… April 9, 2021 Oddbjørn Slinning takes the helm at Norwegian law firm SANDS Oddbjørn Slinning, a well know Norwegian shipping lawyer, has been appointed managing partner at local commercial law firm SANDS. Slinning… April 9, 2021 America’s first new terminal in more than a decade opens as nation battles severe port congestion The 3,237 teu will come to berth today in North Charleston on the US east coast to much fanfare, the… April 9, 2021 European shortsea fleet in urgent need of replacement Hamburg shipbrokers Toepfer Transport have started issuing regular European shortsea reports. Among key takeaways from the first 14-page report, published… Dry Cargo Adis Ajdin April 9, 2021 0 22 Hagland orders up to four hybrid bulkers at Royal Bodewes Norway’s Hagland Shipping has signed up with Dutch shipyard Royal Bodewes for the construction of two 5,000 dwt self-discharging bulk carriers to replace older vessels with traditional propulsion systems with plug-in battery hybrid solution. A NOK280m ($33m) firm deal, with… Ports and Logistics Adis Ajdin April 9, 2021 0 14 Port of Rotterdam carbon cut above national average The Port of Rotterdam has seen its carbon emissions fall some 13% below national avarage over the past four years. Europe’s largest port has slashed its carbon emissions by no less than 27% between 2016 and 2020, compared to nationwide… Shipyards Sam Chambers April 9, 2021 0 23 South Korea’s top shipyards make carbon neutral pledge South Korea’s six largest shipbuilding groups yesterday made a joint declaration to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050. The group, which includes Hyundai Heavy Industries, Samsung Heavy Industries and Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering, are all bringing their own green ship… Regulatory Sam Chambers April 9, 2021 0 11 Oddbjørn Slinning takes the helm at Norwegian law firm SANDS Oddbjørn Slinning, a well know Norwegian shipping lawyer, has been appointed managing partner at local commercial law firm SANDS. Slinning joined SANDS from Wikborg Rein in 2017. Slinning said: “Over the last 10 years, we have seen Norway become an… Ports and Logistics Kim Biggar April 9, 2021 0 385 America’s first new terminal in more than a decade opens as nation battles severe port congestion The 3,237 teu will come to berth today in North Charleston on the US east coast to much fanfare, the debut ship to call at a brand new terminal, the first new box facility completed in America for more than… Operations Sam Chambers April 9, 2021 0 631 European shortsea fleet in urgent need of replacement Hamburg shipbrokers Toepfer Transport have started issuing regular European shortsea reports. Among key takeaways from the first 14-page report, published… Dry Cargo Sam Chambers April 9, 2021 0 312 Asian coal trading map transforms in wake of China’s ongoing ban of Australian products The Chinese ban on coal imports from Australia has shaken up coal trades in the east, a new report from… Containers Adis Ajdin April 9, 2021 0 46 CMA CGM opts for biomethane CMA CGM is rolling out the first liner offering based on biomethane in May this year. The French containerline giant said Thursday it will be investing in 12,000 tonnes of guarantee-of-origin biomethane fuel, enough to… April 9, 2021 Stena Bulk sets 2050 net zero target April 9, 2021 Trafigura starts carbon trading desk April 9, 2021 Eastern Pacific behind OSG product tanker deal April 9, 2021 Iran frees Korean chemical tanker Newsletter DAILY SPLASH NEWSLETTER Subscribe now for free daily news updates. 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Of the few positive outcomes of the pandemic, the most significant must… April 7, 2021 Green as standard April 6, 2021 Tankers: Calling the rebound April 5, 2021 Coronavirus and seafarer mental health – the good news April 5, 2021 Jowa: Safe water solutions April 9, 2021 39 SK E&C and Posco team up on Korean-style floating offshore wind model Two South Korean firms, SK Engineering & Construction (SK E&C) and Posco,… April 9, 2021 82 Harvey Gulf converts another PSV to hybrid power Harvey Gulf International Marine is stepping up its environmental game by converting… April 9, 2021 34 Velesto Drilling awarded seven-well contract by Shell Velesto Energy’s Velesto Drilling has been awarded a contract by Sarawak Shell… April 9, 2021 48 Port of Esbjerg harnesses offshore wind for shore-to-ship power Denmark’s Port of Esbjerg recently inaugurated its first shore-to-ship power units, which… April 9, 2021 65 Mitsubishi Heavy in green ammonia push with Starfire investment Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) has joined a number of companies to invest… April 9, 2021 428 CMA CGM Jacques Saade sets new ...