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1	Clean Marine Fuels: Total to Supply MSC Cruises’ Upcoming LNG-Powered Cruise Ships in Marseille Total and MSC Cruises officialised a supply agreement for approximately 45,000 tons per year of Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) to MSC Cruises’ upcoming LNG-powered cruise ships to make calls in the port of Marseille (France).
2	STENA EMBLA Successfully Completes Sea Trials Ferry company Stena Line has announced that STENA EMBLA, the last of its three new ferries destined for the Irish Sea, has successfully completed its sea trials in China’s Yellow Sea.
3	MacGregor receives EUR 19 million orders for port, cruise and PCTC equipment MacGregor, part of Cargotec, has received orders to provide linkspans, cruise access equipment and RoRo solutions for pure car truck carriers (PCTC) from Europe and Japan. The total order value is approximately EUR 19 million. ...
4	Stena Line accelerates fossil-free shipping to reduce emissions by 30% by 2030 In 2020, ferry company Stena Line continued to reduce its total CO2 emissions and is ten years ahead of the IMO international shipping emission reduction targets. Nevertheless, the Swedish shipping company is now accelerating t...
5	Reopening of Scandinavia's largest RoRo port After being a building and construction site for several years, Trelleborg's new port is finally ready. On April 5, this will be celebrated by inaugurating the port's four new ferry berths, together with Minister of Infrastruct...
6	DFDS february volume report: Mediterranean freight growth offset by lower channel volumes DFDS february volume report for freight and passengers to provide insight into the development of volume trends in DFDS’ European route network.
7	Horisont Energi signs a MoU with Lhyfe to use renewable green hydrogen produced by Lhyfe to provide its ammonia plants in Europe Horisont Energi, a clean energy and carbon transport and storage services provider, and Lhyfe, a pure player in renewable green hydrogen, announce they have entered a memorandum of understanding (MoU) for the joint development ...
8	Design Approved for World's First Methane Oxidation Catalyst System Hitachi Zosen Corporation, Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Ltd. (MOL), and Yanmar Power Technologies Co. (YPT), have received Approval in Principle for the Methane Oxidation Catalyst System from Nippon Kaiji Kyokai (ClassNK). The system r...
9	Royal Caribbean Group First Cruise Company in US to Sail Using Renewable Diesel Fuel Royal Caribbean Group became the first major cruise line operator to sail a cruise ship from a U.S. port while using renewable diesel fuel to meet part of the ship's fuel needs when NAVIGATOR OF THE SEAS set sail from the Port ...
10	AIDA Cruises extends Canary Islands season through July AIDA Cruises is extending AIDAPERLA's Canary Islands season through July, offering new dates for booking beginning May 7, 2021. The new voyages depart from Las Palmas, Gran Canaria on June 12, 19 and 26, 2021.
11	Two high-speed trimaran ferries together highlight Austal design technology and Australian shipbuilding capability Austal Australia has celebrated the company’s success in high-speed trimaran technology and Australian shipbuilding capability following a successful side-by-side ‘sprint’ by the 118 metre BAJAMAR EXPRESS and 83 metre QUEEN BEE...
12	Lean Marine works together with Stena Line to develop increased vessel efficiency assisted by artificial intelligence Lean Marine is well under way to deliver its FuelOpt automation system for the first 18 vessels of the AI-assisted fleet of Stena Line. With FuelOpt onboard the vessel's propulsion machinery will have the capability to directly...
13	CalMac reveal their plan for the coming years FerryAfter winning the contract for the Clyde and Hebrides Ferry Services tender in May CalMac has now gone public with their plan for the coming eight years, starting as of October 1st.
14	Oliver Design's order book for 2020 bounces back to pre-recession levels Spanish naval design and architecture firm Oliver Design has got the new year off to an excellent start: End-of-year figures show a 30% increase in orders, with new contracts guaranteeing plenty of work for at least the next tw...
15	AIDA Cruises wants to reach zero emissions as early as 2040 AIDA Cruises works with partners from research, science and industry to develop innovative solutions and use technologies with the aim of putting the first zero-emission ship into service as early as 2030.By 2040, ten years bef...
16	Panama’s Cabinet Council Approves Panama Canal Tolls Structure for Passenger Ships The Cabinet Council of the Government of the Panama has approved the modifications to the waterway's toll structure and the admeasurement regulations for passenger ships, following a recommendation from the Panama Canal Board o...
17	Wallenius SOL-weekly call in Kokkola Wallenius SOL continues to expand its service, now strengthening its offering by adding Kokkola on the north- and southbound route Antwerp - Zeebrugge – Tilbury.
18	IMO maritime data solution available after launch in Antigua and Barbuda A successful International Maritime Organization (IMO) project promoted by Norway to establish a maritime "single window" in Antigua and Barbuda has been completed – and the source code for the system will now be made available...
19	Wärtsilä's Financial Statements Bulletin January-December 2018 Growth in order intake and net sales
20	DFDS August volumes: Strong passenger demand, freight remains robust in most regions Ferry – freight: Due to lower volumes in the Baltic Sea region and on the Dover Strait, total volumes in August 2022 were 5.2% below 2021. Freight volumes were higher than in 2021 in all other regions.