IMO puts finishing touches on 2020 sulphur cap
The last Marine Environment Protection Committee meeting before 2020 agreed a set of guidelines to…
Ship arrests: revisiting ‘genuine and reasonable’ need for security
Overview The wide-ranging remedies available to maritime creditors regarding the arrest of ships and other…
Shipping giant CMA CGM’s entire fleet is registered in Malta
Shipping giant CMA CGM has now its entire fleet registered in the Maltese Maritime Registry.…
Quiet enjoyment letters – benefit to lenders?
Quiet enjoyment letters are often used where a ship, rig or other unit being financed…
Grimaldi Group announces new, innovative, eco-friendly vessels at their annual Malta summer event
Mr Ernest Sullivan, Managing Director of Malta Motorways of the Sea and CEO of Sullivan…
Minister Ian Borg announces the third edition of the Malta Maritime Summit
Photo: One News In October 2020 Malta will be hosting the third edition of the…
Counting down to sulphur 2020: limiting air pollution from ships; protecting human health and the environment
New requirements for ships to cut sulphur oxide emissions enter into effect on 1 January…
Very sad end for Xlendi buoy project
Study finds that it is not economically viable The idea of having a buoy for…
Iran sanctions bypass will have no impact on shipping
The European Union, Russia and China agree a special payments system for Iran in a…
UK publishes no-deal Brexit plans for shipping industry
Batch of 28 documents in total published today, including contingency plans for driving licences and…