Dry cargo shipping news

Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha Ltd. (K Line) has announced the delivery of new ‘Corona’ series coal carrier: Corona Dynamic.

The report details the company’s 2018 performance and progress on its short and long-term sustainability goals.

In May, Australia’s resources sector generated a record high AUS$24.9 billion in export earnings for the nation.

The UK Major Ports Group has revealed what three urgent Brexit preparation steps the Government must take.

Ocean Yield has agreed to extend the standstill period up to and including 31 October 2019.

The vessel's design draws on the shipyard's extensive knowledge of coal carriers, with the goal of achieving safe, reliable and economically efficient transport of coal.

The Poseidon Principles, a global framework for assessing and disclosing the climate alignment of financial institutions’ shipping portfolios, will assist in making shipping more sustainable.

The industry has mostly discussed scrubbers and low sulfur bunkers, but digitalisation can also help to meet the upcoming requirements in a more efficient way.

AS Tallinna Sadam signed agreements with PK Terminal OÜ for the development of a dry bulk and general cargo terminal in Muuga Harbour.

The new research points to the long-term benefits of using the Humber ports beyond Brexit and securing supply chain resilience by bringing cargoes closer to their destination.