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DFDS A/S: DFDS Appoints New Head of Ferry Division - Vimarsana News

DFDS A/S: DFDS Appoints New Head of Ferry Division

INVESTOR NEWS no. 18 - 6 July 2022 Mathieu Girardin appointed Head of Ferry DivisionMathieu Girardin succeeds Peder Gellert Pedersen who retires on1 August 2022 Mathieu Girardin has been

DFDS Appoints New Head of Ferry Division - Vimarsana News

DFDS Appoints New Head of Ferry Division

06.07.2022 - INVESTOR NEWS no. 18 - 6 July 2022  Mathieu Girardin appointed Head of Ferry DivisionMathieu Girardin succeeds Peder Gellert Pedersen who retires on1 August 2022 Mathieu Girardin has been appointed Head of Ferry Division, EVP, and member of ...

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Celsius chair to invest more in LNG despite increasing ship prices: "It's the transition fuel we need" - Vimarsana News

Celsius chair to invest more in LNG despite increasing ship prices: "It's the transition fuel we need"

LNG will have to be a much bigger part of Celsius’ portfolio, even though prices on ships have soared. ”I see it going on for many years,” said Chair Jeppe Jensen during Marine Money in New York.

Product tanker upside down after extended downturn: "We're going to have fun for a number of years" - Vimarsana News

Product tanker upside down after extended downturn: "We're going to have fun for a number of years"

The product tanker market, which has seen rates skyrocketing in 2022, is robust and doesn’t stand to lose momentum in the years to come, say the CEOs of Torm, Scorpio and Hafnia at shipping conference Marine Money in New York.