Shipping

Diana Shipping Inc. enters into a time charter contract for m/v Naias with Phaethon.

Stena Bulk oversees the reorganisation of its business activities, appoints two new Managing Directors and announces the opening of a new office in Copenhagen.

Safe Bulkers to install Erma First’s ballast water treatment system on all of its vessels.

The International Chamber of Shipping shares their vision of zero CO2 emissions from shipping in the second half of the century.

Scorpio Bulkers Inc. acquires three ultramax vessels and one kamsarmax vessel.

V. Group appoints Bob Bishop as the Chairman of Selandia Ship Management.

The Maritime Anti-Corruption Network (MACN) celebrates the passing of a new regulation that is to improve the inspections system for dry cargo in Argentina.

BMT SMART wins new contracts with Samsung Heavy Industries to provide vessel performance monitoring systems for its fleet.

Algoma Central’s first Equinox class unloader arrives at the port of Sept Îles, Quebec.

American Resources Corp. ships its first unit train of thermal coal from its previously idled Mill Creek coal preparation plant in Kentucky.

Pangaea Logistics Solutions purchase a bulk vessel from Tsuneishi group and take delivery of ultramax vessels from Oshima Shipyard.

GoodBulk Ltd enters into an agreement to acquire up to 13 capesize dry bulk vessels.

The first ship carrying potash from the K+S Potash Canada’s Bethune mine left its potash handling and storage facility at Pacific Coast Terminals and is on its way to customers in Asia.

INTERCARGO has indicated it is deeply concerned with the tragic loss of Emerald Star, which sank about 150 nautical mines northeast of the Philippines.

V.Ships awarded first contract in Shanghai’s free trade zone with Minsheng Financial Leasing Co. Ltd.