October 2018 - Page 1152 of 1220 - Maritime Shipping News

Samskip introduces a new European service

2 October 2018

The initial schedule offers a twice weekly short sea container service, with its first departure from Antwerp on the 12th October. The service will be operated by a 508TEU capacity vessel, sailing from ATO’s multimodal terminal on Tuesday and Saturday and ABP Port of Hull on Thursday and Monday.

This new connection is in addition to Samskip’s existing shortsea services connecting Rotterdam with Tilbury, Hull and Grangemouth (eight per week) and the recent three times weekly Amsterdam-Hull...

http://container-news.com/samskip-introduces-european-service/

Maersk Line Subsidiary Wins Ro-Ro Deal from US Military

2 October 2018

Maersk Line’s subsidiary gets operation and maintenance deal for seven U.S. Military Ro-Ro units.

https://worldmaritimenews.com/archives/261707/maersk-line-subsidiary-wins-ro-ro-deal-from-us-military/

Bahrain Spirit Starts Charter for Bahrain LNG

2 October 2018

Bahrain Spirit, Teekay LNG’s first (FS), has been delivered to charterer Bahrain LNG.

https://worldmaritimenews.com/archives/261709/bahrain-spirit-starts-charter-for-bahrain-lng/

Stolt-Nielsen, Golar and Höegh announce joint investment in Avenir

2 October 2018

The three companies have invested in Avenir to pursue opportunities for LNG delivery and bunkering development.

https://www.tanksterminals.com/terminals/02102018/stolt-nielsen-golar-and-hegh-announce-joint-investment-in-avenir/

Report: Oil Trader Trafigura Merges Bunkering Operation

2 October 2018

Ahead of IMO2020.

http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/shipandbunker/~3/w-E-flWCNs8/934717-report-oil-trader-trafigura-merges-bunkering-operation

US EPA requires Honolulu boatyard to reduce pollution

2 October 2018

The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has reached an agreement with ship repair facility Keehi Marine, Inc. to reduce pollution in its stormwater discharges to Keehi Lagoon and the Pacific Ocean. By November, the Honolulu boatyard must ensure that discharges of copper, lead, zinc, and other pollutants meet the requirements of its state stormwater discharge permit.

Ship repair facilities must have stormwater pollution controls in place to protect coastal waters and coral reefs. We are...

https://safety4sea.com/us-epa-requires-honolulu-boatyard-to-reduce-pollution/