China Shipping bulletins on September 18,2019

1.China MSA decided to carry out special safety supervision work for ships entering Shanghai and Wuhan.

 

2.Shandong Shipping successfully held the signing ceremony for the JV agreement with ICBC Leasing JV agreement Signing ceremony for  and ICBC Leasing and 4 82000DWT bulk carrier project.

 

3.The island city of Zhoushan has taken every opportunity to build a modern marine industrial system upheld by port-centered manufacturing, green petrochemicals, port logistics and ocean tourism industries.

 

4.Total and Envision Group have agreed to jointly develop on-site distributed generation solar projects for business-to-business (B2B) customers in China.

 

5.IMO secretary-general Kitack Lim says the maritime industry is "all set to go" to meet the IMO's January 2020 deadline to switch to marine fuel with a sulphur content capped at 0.5 per cent.

 

6.The Baltic Exchange’s main sea freight index, which tracks rates for ships ferrying dry bulk commodities, extended its losses for the ninth consecutive session on Tuesday due to lower demand across vessel segments.

 

7.Shanghai is the world’s best-connected container port, with Singapore in second place and Ningbo a distant 3rd place in Port LSCI that has been developed jointly by MDS Transmodal and UNCTAD. 

 

8.Anglo-Eastern is a firm believer in leading with integrity and progressively setting the standard, with a vision to shaping a better maritime future. 

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