China Shipping bulletins on September 26,2019

1.Guangzhou Shipyard International clinches big hybrid ferries contract with United Kingdom ferry operator P&O Ferries

2.Measures to limit emissions and diversify China's economy are having real results on the nation's coal usage, according to Sarah Liu, vice president of China-based coal consultant Fenwei Energy Information Services Co., Ltd.. 

3.South Korea ship investment firm Kukje Maritime (Kmarin) has placed orders at China state-run yard Qingdao Beihai for an additional two 325,000 dwt guaibamax bulk carriers.

4.On the afternoon of 24th September, a delegation led by Mr. Anchor Chang，Chairman of Evergreen Shipping, visited COSCO SHIPPING headquarters in Shanghai. 
 

5.China’s coal imports have grown strongly so far this year, but this may be about to change, assuming Beijing takes steps to ensure that growth for the whole of 2019 is more or less zero.

6.Coal shipments through China's Tianjin port declined 6.92 million tonnes, or 14.48% year on year in the first eight months to 40.88 million tonnes, data showed. 

7.The world's top iron ore miner Rio Tinto Ltd has signed a preliminary deal with two Chinese partners to develop new ways to cut carbon emissions along the steelmaking supply chain, it said in a statement on September 25. 

 

8.Norwegian energy major Equinor has entered into a memorandum of understanding with China Power International Holding (CPIH) to collaborate on offshore wind development in China and Europe.

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