Royal Navy Considers Fish-Shaped Submarines

The Royal Navy has unveiled a series of futuristic submarine concepts which mimic fish and rays. The idea is to advance the development of new technologies which could radically change underwater warfare in decades to come.

IMO meeting considers flashpoint and other safety implications of 0.50% bunker fuel sulphur limit

IBIA contributed to a discussion at the International Maritime Organization (IMO) last week regarding the potential...

Mitsubishi Heavy Considers Spinning Off Shipbuilding Operations

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. is considering spinning off its shipbuilding business and planning local partnerships as weak demand for vessels prompts companies in the industry to reorganize their operations.

“K” Line considers ‘drastic structural reform’

In its 2016 report, “K” Line has said that its heavy lift shipping business, which is conducted by SAL Heavy Lift, is “striving to improve earnings by implementing various cost-cutting measures in addition to pursuing efficient fleet allocation”.

Egypt Considers Wheat Storage Program as Algeria Waits in Wings

Egypt, the world’s largest wheat importer, is being asked to consider a wheat storage program offered by a U.S. company before Algeria gets a chance to grab the $250 million investment.

Hong Kong considers asking ocean-going ships to use 0.1% sulfur fuel

Hong Kong's Environmental Protection Department is considering asking ocean-going vessels to use fuel with a...

China considers tax cut for iron ore miners -paper

China is considering cutting taxes for domestic iron ore miners, state media reported on Tuesday, as mining firms...