Special reports

The bulk carrier ‘Eda’, formerly known as ‘Cedarglen’, departed the Port of Montreal for the last time on 21 July 2019, bound for an eco-friendly recycling yard in Turkey.

Port Tampa Bay President and CEO Paul Anderson has welcomed Brian Giuliani as its new Vice President of Operations.

Wärtsilä, MARIN, and Grimaldi have together designed an ‘Energy Saving Device’, suitable for use by ships with controllable pitch propellers.

Wärtsilä discusses environmental responsibility, the benefits of utilising LNG as a fuel source, and the need for forward-looking planning within the shipping industry.

Navios Maritime Holdings, Inc. has announced the date for the release of first quarter ended 31 March 31 2019 results, conference call and webcast.

Forth Ports has achieved the new ISO 45001 standard in occupational health and safety management.

The Manitowoc Company, Inc. has pledged to support reconstruction efforts at the Notre-Dame cathedral in Paris (France).

The Dublin Fire Brigade has visited Dublin Port to carry out real life scenarios on top of 110ft high cranes as part of its ongoing height training programme.

2019 has been characterised so far by a stream of negative news concerning dry bulk demand, notably in the iron ore markets. Will Tooth, Analyst at Maritime Strategies International, uncovers some pockets of positivity.

The committee has been investigating the drivers and solutions for economic and social challenges in communities all around the UK’s coast.

The Timken Company has acquired The Diamond Chain Company, expanding its leadership in engineered industrial chain.

Star Bulk has announced that its annual report from 2018 is now available on form 20-F.

A report commissioned by the UK Major Ports Group has concluded that 50 000 HGV hours are wasted in Britain every day due to congestion on key routes.

The subsidiary, Spinel Investments Ltd, has been established in the Cayman Islands.

Arrows Up, a solutions provider for the bulk storage and transportation industry, has announced it will secure a stay against a ruling on October 3 by the Texas State Court that it must pay SandBox, a subsidiary of US Silica, damages for fraud.