ContiOcean Group is headquartered in Shanghai and has 6 subsidiaries. ContiOcean is a leading corporation specialized in desulfurization product, clean energy solution, conventional marine equipment and cruise ship accessories. After years’ fast development, ContiOcean has established cooperation relationship with many domestic and international famous companies including ABB, EPS, GENCO, FPMC etc.View more
The system meets the requirements of the IMO MEPC 259 (68), which greatly reduces the pollution of marine fuel burning to the atmospheric
The system meets the requirements of the IMO MEPC 259 (68), which greatly reduces the pollution of marine fuel burning to the atmospheric
The system meets the requirements of the IMO MEPC 259 (68), which greatly reduces the pollution of marine fuel burning to the atmospheric
The system meets the requirements of the IMO MEPC 259 (68), which greatly reduces the pollution of marine fuel burning to the atmospheric
On 10th January 2020, Wine & Dine 2020 - ContiOcean Group was held in Singapore, the shipping center of the world. This was the third c...
——2020 ContiOcean Group Business StrategyConference and Wine & Dine Inthe afternoon of January 6, 2020, Shanghai, although it was ...
On the morning of 27th Dec 2019, ContiOcean has successfully delivered the EGCS to Genco Shipping and Trading Limited on M/V"GENCO CONSTANTIN...
On 23th Dec 2019, ContiOcean Group has successfully delivered the EGCS to Formosa Plastics Marine Corp (FPMC) on M/V "FPMC B GUARD "...
Paris and Tokyo inspection groups warn of zero tolerance on IMO 2020 breaches Port state control organisations step up campaign to remind own...
Asian feeder operators raise IMO 2020 bunker surcharge Increases of around 20% implemented with immediate effect due to higher...
China makes paly for Qatar's hunt for 80 LNG carriers China has entered the fray to make a play for newbuildings in exchang...
World LNG carrier fleet set to grow to 800 ships by 2026 But 2020 likely to remain ‘flat’ for LNG shipping in a ‘relatively balanced’ mar...
