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DP World announced it has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Pacific International Lines (PIL) to jointly develop…

Over the longer term, the companies plan to explore the use of other alternative fuels including synthetic LNG, green methanol and green ammonia.

- Pacific International Lines and DP World  sign MOU to Jointly Develop Green Solutions for Global Supply ChainsPacific International Lines (PIL) and DP World have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to jointly develop green solutions to decarbonis

PIL has announced the retirement of Klaus Ku, Managing Director of PIL China and stepping into the role will be Anderson Luo, who previously worked for Maersk.

The Singapore Maritime Foundation (SMF) has launched a Maritime Workforce Transformation Guidebook which offers a practical…

GuocoLand has obtained the temporary occupation permit for the office component of its S$2.4 billion ($1.83 billion) Guoco Midtown project.

The family-owned business remains a very key part of the industry with younger generations moving through and taking control - why is this?

In 2023 the container sector is still waiting to settle on a new normal, while volatile bulker and tanker markets make investments in newbuildings uncertain.

PIL's four 8,000 teu LNG dual-fuel vessels at ordered Yangzijiang Shipbuilding are to be powered by WinGD’s XDF2.0 engine..

The company's new Centre for Maritime Efficiency will aim to manage ship and fleet energy-efficiency performance as part of the firm's commitment to cut GHG emissions.