Eve Church

Eve is part of the team at Maritime Bell and she works hard to bring you the latest, most up-to-date maritime industry news, including on topics such as commercial shipping, cruise ships, offshore oil and gas, regional shipping industry news, corporate maritime news and more.

Wartsila's New Ammonia Fuel Supply System Snapped Up by Exmar

Two new medium gas carrier vessels being constructed for Exmar LPG at Hyundai Mipo Dockyard in S. Korea will be equipped with Wärtsiläs’ AFSS.

DP World Chasing Solar Power Opportunity with Masdar

DP World has joined forces with Masdar, AKA Abu Dhabi Future Energy Company, to explore the use of solar energy across DP World's locations.

Subsea Cable Damage Reported of Yemen Coast

Following alerts regarding the potential threat from Houthi rebels to underwater cables in the Red Sea, fiber-optic cable off Yemen has been cut.

Change to U.S. Merchant Mariner Credential Format On Way

The United States Coast Guard is preparing to launch an updated version of the merchant mariner credential (MMC) on March 1, 2024.

160 Tons Of Ukrainian Grain Has Been Destroyed In Poland

Kyiv, Feb 25th, it was reported that approx 160 tons of Ukrainian grain were destroyed at a Polish railway station amidst significant protests.

Broker BRS Warns Grey Fleet Will Turn Darker

Luxembourg brokerage firm BRS issues caution that grey fleet is set to deepen in obscurity as enhanced sanctions increasingly constrict Russia.

Sanko Steamship Prepares to Leave Shipping Industry

A prominent figure in the annals of Japanese maritime commerce, Sanko Steamship, is on the verge of halting its shipowning activities.

PGS Clinches 3D Survey Agreement for Med Oil Gas Exploration

PGS, a seismic company listed on the Oslo stock exchange, has received a 3D project in the Mediterranean from an undisclosed energy company.

Australia Impose 12-Month Entry Ban on Disabled Bulk Carrier

After being marooned in a central QLD port, a post-Panamax bulker has been towed back out to sea and is now restricted from entering Australia.

4 Charged by U.S. for Smuggling Iranian-Made Weapons Into Yemen

The U.S. has brought charges against four individuals following the interception of a dhow carrying Iranian-produced arms in the Arabian Sea.

Leadership Shift at Fleet Management

Fleet Management Limited (FLEET) is on the lookout for a new MD following the decision by co-founder Kishore Rajvanshy to relinquish his role.

Efforts Underway to Save Bulker After Houthi Strike

The Belize-flagged bulk carrier, Rubymar, which sustained damage from a missile strike by Houthi rebels, remains buoyant despite water ingress.

Vessel Hits Bridge in Guangzhou Causing Collapse

Chinese container barge seen to have slammed into the Lixinsha Bridge which crosses the Pearl River in the Southern Chinese city of Guangzhou.

Panama Canal Water Crisis: Promises $8.5B To Aid Climate

Authority overseeing the Panama Canal has revealed plans to dedicate upwards of $8.5 billion to eco-friendly initiatives over the coming 5 years.

Rapid Expansion at Romania's Key Port

Port in Europe, recognized for rapid growth, initiates a critical dredging project to manage increased cargo flow resulting from Ukraine conflict

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