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Articles from 1-8 of October 2019​

01.10.19

• RAL and Eimskip postpone collaboration launch again
• British North Sea crude can be used as low-sulfur ship fuel
• Portchain lands partnership with Hapag-Lloyd
• Fredly increases credit for tanker venture Hunter
• Crew members found dead following Bourbon shipwreck
• PwC expects more deals in Norwegian oil sector
• Digital bunker companies form partnership
• Esvagt to get most of its revenue from offshore wind by 2025
• Wintershall DEA sells assets to streamline business
• Tanker rates soar following sanctions against Cosco company

02.10.19

• Peninsula Petroleum expands credit deal
• APM Terminals considers selling a Rotterdam terminal
• OPEC suffers another departure with Ecuador seeking more cash
• Maersk will set a limit to ships' engine power
• Zeamarine appoints new CFO
• "We haven't been financing any new ships in offshore recently"
• Shipping company pledges imminent hydrogen vessels: "We don't make empty promises"
• Big differences between shipping companies' reliability
• Port of Rotterdam launches product to track containers
• Swede chosen as next president of ECSA
• Port CEO predicts billion-pound loss for Dover in hard Brexit

03.10.19

• Norway wealth fund gets nod to sell USD 6 billion in oil stocks
• Analyst predicts VLCC rates of USD 100,000 before 2020
• US to put new tariffs on European goods
• Stolt-Nielsen still has yet to determine cost of ship explosion
• Hitecvision to bet green after clear message from investors
• New tool aims to trace bunker oil throughout the supply chain
• Former Grace 1 moored alongside Iranian vessel off Syria
• Johnson's Brexit plan faces doubters in Brussels and Westminster
• BP's CEO to retire next year

04.10.19

• Saudi oil output back to pre-attack levels
• Stena Bulk enters methanol joint venture
• Car thief gained access to Maersk Tankers' board summary
• Subsea 7 acquires subsea firm and lands deal with Shell
• BP replaces Dudley with Looney
• Analyst predicts golden days for Stolt-Nielsen stockholders
• Noble Chartering negotiates sale of remaining fleet
• 18 people arrested at Greek port in tug boat case

07.10.19

• Maersk Tankers wants 100 tanker ships in its new pool
• Giant Norwegian field commences extraction
• South Korea's Ulsan port bans dangerous cargoes after tanker explosion
• OSM Maritime reshuffles management
• Torben Østergaard and former Torm executive inject capital into supplier
• Pension funds direct hundreds of millions to Navigare's new fund
• Digitization has switched gears in the container industry

08.10.19

• Drewry lowers forecast for container market
• Dan-Bunkering has large receivables in collapsed Greek operator
• Mozambique says ExxonMobil to approve giant LNG project
• Grimaldi has spent more than USD 2 billion to get ready for sulfur cap
• Norwegian oil project to be 85 percent more costly than expected
• British High Court rejects insurance claim from Greek shipowner in fraud case
• Imperiled DOF in acute money woes: Major stakeholder pledges millions
• Navigare to bet more on gas with new pension fund capital
• US sanctions make VLCC rates surge