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German company formulates plan to rescue KG schemes in shipping industry
Autor: editor 07/10/2009 06:00In troubling times for the shipping industry, when ship values have collapsed and employment in the sector faces an uncertain future, the German owner/operator W-O is stepping in to save at least some of the KG (limited partnership) ownership schemes. The German company is a long-term participant... -
Jamaica aims for world class shipping centre
Autor: editor 07/10/2009 06:00In an ambitious move, the Government of Jamaica has put forwarded the plan for developing the island into a global shipping centre, said the statement and there were the round table decision regarding the same topic with specialist and consultants. The main objective of the said project is to... -
SCI sidelines vessels acquisition for current FY
Autor: editor 06/10/2009 06:00Shipping Corporation of India (SCI) Director (Finance) B K Mandal revealed that in view of the likely correction in shipbuilding prices, for the current financial year the corporation will not go beyond the order-book of 32 vessels of about 1.9-million deadweight tonnage worth Rs 2,300 crore... -
LIMEX 2009
Autor: editor 06/10/2009 06:00The Libya Maritime Exhibition and Conference (LIMEX 2009) will be held in the Tripoli International Fairground, in Tripoli, Libya, from 13 to 16 October. After the success of LIMEX 2008, this event expects to be one of the leading maritime industry events in Africa. It will showcase the latest... -
ACP continues its customer friendly programme
Autor: editor 06/10/2009 06:00At the request of its clients, the Panama Canal Authority (ACP) has taken the decision to extend the special customer friendly programme, first introduced to provide short-term cost reduction, a temporary redefinition of ballast (ships without passengers and cargo) for full container vessels... -
The Port of Long Beach may complete BCT Programme before schedule
Autor: editor 05/10/2009 06:00Already achieving 80% of its objectives, the Port of Long Beach Clean Trucks Programme is moving ahead and likely to be completed two years ahead of schedule. The programme was started a year ago with the aim of dramatically reducing air pollution from trucks that transport cargo in the... -
Joint cooperation between RILA and CRT for tackling diesel emission
Autor: editor 05/10/2009 06:00With the objective of tackling diesel emissions in and around ocean cargo gateways on coasts in the U.S. through establishing cleaner trucking, the Retail Industry Leaders Association (RILA) and Coalition for Responsible Transportation (CRT) are working together to rapidly achieve the goals set... -
Palletforce has started UK’s single palletized distribution hub
Autor: editor 04/10/2009 06:00With the expectation of creating a centre for the overnight delivery of goods across the UK and Europe, the UK-based Palletforce has started its GBP30m distribution hub, UK’s single palletized distribution hub with an area of 35,000 square metre, in Burton-on-Trent. The company has been in...
