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Fire-damaged container ship being towed to Port of Oakland Engine room blaze broke out while NYK Delphinus sailed from Vancouver 0 97 1 minute read The NYK Delphinus is being towed to the Port of Oakland after it was debilitated by an engine room fire. (Photo: U.S. Coast Guard) A container ship damaged by fire off the coast of California is being towed to the Port of Oakland. The NYK Delphinus was about 50 miles west of the coast of Monterey, California, en route from the Port of Vanc...

ONE, StormGeo partner up to enhance safety, fuel efficiency of 250-strong fleet May 11, 2021, by Fatima Bahtić Singapore-based Ocean Network Express (ONE) has teamed up with Norwegian weather forecasting provider, StormGeo to boost the safety and efficiency of its 250-vessel fleet. In an announcement made today, the partnership which began in 2019, was expanded by a new arrangement including enhanced routing, ETA services for sensitive trade rout...

ONE conducts successful second trial use of sustainable biofuel for decarbonization Ocean Network Express (ONE) has announced the successful completion of a second trial of sustainable marine biofuel onboard the M/V MOL Experience, according to the companys release. The specifications of the second trial were different from the first trial, with the mixing ratio three times higher in biofuel content, taking ONE another step closer to reducing its carbon footprint. M/V MOL Experience was refuell...

 E-Mail IMAGE: Revenue share accounted for by the 10 largest companies in each of the eight core industries of the ocean economy. Outer band indicates the respective industry total revenue in 2018... view more  Credit: Science Advances For the first time, scientists have identified the 100 transnational corporations (see table) extracting the majority of revenues from economic use of the worlds ocean. Dubbed the "Ocean 100", the group of companies generated US$1.1 trillion in revenues...

Oil + Scrubbers, Not LNG or Alternatives for ONEs New 24,000 TEU Mega Ships by Martyn Lasek, Managing Director, Ship & Bunker Wednesday December 30, 2020 Ocean Network Express Pte. Ltd. (ONE) has announced it will add six new 24,000 TEU capacity mega-boxships to its fleet, making them the largest such ships in the world. Of particular note to those following developments in the marine fuel space is that the ships are intended to be powered by conventional bunker fuel and fitted with scrubber...

Share this article Japan-based shipping line Ocean Network Express has announced plans for the long-term charter of the world’s largest containerships. The company has signed a Letter of Intent with shipowner Shoei Kisen Kaisha to charter six Ultra Large Container Ships newbuilds with capacity of more than 24,000 TEU, each for a period of 15 years. The newbuildings are planned to be built by the consortium of Imabari Shipbuilding Co., Ltd. and Japan Marine United Corporation and the company e...