COSCO to reduce containerships’ emissions with magnet shaft generator systems
ABB has secured a contract with the shipyard COSCO Shipping Heavy Industry, to equip 10 China COSCO container vessels with a magnet shaft generator systems.
Read moreABB has secured a contract with the shipyard COSCO Shipping Heavy Industry, to equip 10 China COSCO container vessels with a magnet shaft generator systems.
Read moreABS awarded two approvals in principle (AIPs) to COSCO Shipping Heavy Industry, and COSCO Shipping Heavy Industry Technology, for their ammonia-fueled vessel and ammonia supply system designs which are being trialed on a tugboat.
Read moreCOSCO Shipping Holdings signed orders for 12 new 24,000 TEU containerships. The vessels will be methanol dual-fuel powered, to support its transition to green shipping.
Read moreOn September 22, "MV YUAN JIN HAI", a vessel operated by COSCO SHIPPING Bulk, passed through the new channel in the central Bohai Sea with a full load and safely berthed at No. 5 Ore Terminal in Caofeidian Port Area, Tangshan Port, Hebei Province.
Read moreAnemoi Marine Technologies has reached an agreement with COSCO Shipping Heavy Industry (CHI) to install Anemoi’s Rotor Sails on newbuild vessels or retrofit during dry dock.
Read moreCOSCO SHIPPING Captive Insurance, a subsidiary of COSCO SHIPPING Group, becomes the first Asian marine insurance company to support the Poseidon Principles for Marine Insurance.
Read moreTotalEnergies Marine Fuels has successfully completed the first refuelling of a COSCO Shipping Lines containership with sustainable marine biofuel. This operation marks TotalEnergies’ first biofuel bunkering operation for a containership in Singapore.
Read moreA dock worker was injured in the early hours of April 28, in a work-related accident in the port of Piraeus.
Read moreShanghai Pan-Asia Shipping, the intra-Asia unit of Cosco Shipping Lines, has signed time-charter agreements with leasing affiliate Cosco Shipping Development (CSD) for two electric 700 TEU feeder vessels.
Read moreHouston-based pipeline owner Amplify Energy Corp sued two major container ship operators and an organization that helps oversee marine traffic, saying they failed to prevent last fall’s underwater pipeline leak off the Southern California coast.
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