All articles by Mrinmoyee Hazarika

1. Port of Savannah to handle six 14,000 TEU vessels by 2024

   Georgia Ports Authority (GPA) in the US has unveiled a programme for the Port of Savannah to accommodate six 14,000…
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   7 Feb
2. Valmet to service automation systems on four Celebrity Cruises vessels

   Valmet has entered a service agreement with Celebrity Cruises to repair the company’s DNA integrated automation systems currently installed on…
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   7 Feb
3. Hapag-Lloyd to retrofit one containership to operate using LNG

   Hapag-Lloyd is set to convert one of its large containership, Sajir, to operate using liquified natural gas (LNG) as fuel….
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   6 Feb
4. Tallink Grupp to form collaboration to study autonomous ships

   Estonia-based shipping company Tallink Grupp is set to form a partnership with Fleetrange, researchers from the Finnish Geospatial Research Institute…
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   6 Feb
5. Dorian LPG to invest in three additional scrubbers

   US owner and operator of modern very large gas carriers (VLGCs), Dorian LPG, has entered a contract for three additional…
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   6 Feb
6. Port of Brisbane selects principal contractors for $114m terminal

   Australia’s Port of Brisbane (PBPL) has selected principal contractors for its new A$158m ($114m) Brisbane International Cruise Terminal, which is…
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   5 Feb
7. Oldendorff Carriers receives five new eco-ships

   Oldendorff Carriers has received five new eco-ships, four of which have been delivered on the same day. The ships are…
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   5 Feb
8. GPH secures 30-year concession to operate cruise port in Antigua

   Global Ports Holding (GPH) has signed a 30-year concession agreement with the Government of Antigua and Barbuda to exclusively operate…
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   5 Feb
9. January’s top news stories

   Canaveral Port Authority approves $108.5m contract for cruise terminal Canaveral Port Authority awarded a $108.5m contract to Ivey’s Construction for…
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   5 Feb
10. Final phase of $87m CROP project at Port of Port Hedland to begin

    Work on the final phase of the A$120m ($87m) Channel Risk and Optimisation Project (CROP) at the Port of Port…
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    4 Feb