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IMO chief pledges to improve casualty reporting record
Kitack Lim tells Lloyd’s List he will put in more effort so the body can point to a stronger track record on casualty monitoring
The Interview: Anastasios Papagiannopoulos
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Viewpoint: A flag for your convenience
Cost — above all — is what is driving how companies are making the decision upon which they pick a flag authority with whom to register their ship
Low-sulphur fuel volume transparency is not possible, says ExxonMobil
Bunker fuels and scrubber demand dominate conference discussions as scrubber lobby group Clean Shipping Alliance 2020 hits back over open-loop ‘bad press’
Scrubbers will save Scorpio up to $125m annually
At an assumed $200 to $250 fuel oil price spread, the company should be able to quickly recover the $1.5m to $2.5m per unit cost of its scrubbers
Port of Antwerp hit by industrial action
The port says 33 vessels are waiting to enter and leave the port as strike is expected to cost millions of euros
UK’s May defends Seaborne contract checks
Theresa May tells MPs it was ‘entirely right’ the majority of contracts went to ‘established’ companies, but defends trying to help a start-up business
Container shipping's cautious outlook
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