8 articles found with keyword "Rule"
THE impoverished shipping sector of Africa will be hit disproportionally hard by the imposition of the United Nations costly very low sulphur fuel rule that takes effect January 1, according to Paris-based Africa Report
SAWMILLS throughout the Nordic region can now ship lumber through the Port of Gothenburg now that a transloading timber terminal has opened by the family-owned Soren Thyr AB - and thanks to new eco fuel rules that kick in January 1.
Shipballast rule geared to protect Great Lakes gets mixed reviewsKansas City StarOn Wednesday, the federal Environmental Protection Agency released a draft of a new rule that will require overseasshipsvisiting the lakes to eventually install treatment systems forship-steadying ballast tanks. Contaminated ballast discharges are...Newshipdischarge rules proposedUPI.comall 26 news articles »
THE International Maritime Organisation's new regulation for the world's ocean-going vessels to use fuel with a maximum sulphur content of 0
FOR Canadian heavy oil producers the new regulation limiting the amount of sulphur allowed in shipping fuel couldn't come at a worse time as it could extend - or worsen - the biggest price decline in five years
NOAAproposal extends rule reducing risk of whaleshipstrikes along US East CoastNOAARight whales are among the most endangered species in the world, and are highly vulnerable toshipcollisions. The rules, part of NOAA's long-standing efforts to recover right whales, are currently scheduled to expire in December 2013. NOAA's proposal...and more »
Global Maritime News & Shipping Industry Updates
1b fuel bill" class="w-full h-full object-cover"/>DREWRY Shipping Consultants estimates container shipping lines will face an US
THE electronic logging device (ELD) mandate that went into effect a year ago in an effort to enforce safety regulations for drivers, as well as make it easier to track, manage and share records of duty status data has had a negative impact on not just trucking but also on air and ocean freight
8 articles found with keyword "Rule"
THE impoverished shipping sector of Africa will be hit disproportionally hard by the imposition of the United Nations costly very low sulphur fuel rule that takes effect January 1, according to Paris-based Africa Report
SAWMILLS throughout the Nordic region can now ship lumber through the Port of Gothenburg now that a transloading timber terminal has opened by the family-owned Soren Thyr AB - and thanks to new eco fuel rules that kick in January 1.
Shipballast rule geared to protect Great Lakes gets mixed reviewsKansas City StarOn Wednesday, the federal Environmental Protection Agency released a draft of a new rule that will require overseasshipsvisiting the lakes to eventually install treatment systems forship-steadying ballast tanks. Contaminated ballast discharges are...Newshipdischarge rules proposedUPI.comall 26 news articles »
THE International Maritime Organisation's new regulation for the world's ocean-going vessels to use fuel with a maximum sulphur content of 0
FOR Canadian heavy oil producers the new regulation limiting the amount of sulphur allowed in shipping fuel couldn't come at a worse time as it could extend - or worsen - the biggest price decline in five years
NOAAproposal extends rule reducing risk of whaleshipstrikes along US East CoastNOAARight whales are among the most endangered species in the world, and are highly vulnerable toshipcollisions. The rules, part of NOAA's long-standing efforts to recover right whales, are currently scheduled to expire in December 2013. NOAA's proposal...and more »
Global Maritime News & Shipping Industry Updates
1b fuel bill" class="w-full h-full object-cover"/>DREWRY Shipping Consultants estimates container shipping lines will face an US
THE electronic logging device (ELD) mandate that went into effect a year ago in an effort to enforce safety regulations for drivers, as well as make it easier to track, manage and share records of duty status data has had a negative impact on not just trucking but also on air and ocean freight
