We are very pleased to announce that one of our clients has ordered six new container ships which will be managed b Norbulk. Norbulk has supervised the construction of these container ships which will be launched in 2020.

We are very happy to announce that Norbulk has taken management of a container vessel owned by a new client. We are looking forward to working with this new client and vessel in the future.

Three more bulk carriers have entered Norbulk’s technical management. These vessels have been acquired by one of our existing clients.

Four New Bulk Carriers Enter Norbulk's Management

Norbulk Shipping and our partners Alliance Maritime have again been awarded the Port of Vancouver’s 2019 Blue Circle Award for the EcoAction program. This award acknowledges the highest level of participation in the Port of Vancouver’s program which recognises fuel, technology and environmental management practices.

Being awarded this award for a second year running shows our sustained commitment to our environmental responsibilities as ship operators and managers.

We are delighted to announce that our good Company, along with our client Alliance Maritime, have been awarded with the Port of Vancouver’s 2018 Blue Circle Award for the EcoAction Program.

We are delighted to welcome three new handysize bulk carriers into our technical management.

We are incredibly proud to announce that, on the 2nd of October, Norbulk Shipping held off our competition to win the Safety4Sea Dry Bulk Operator Award 2018.

As part our nomination as Dry Bulk Operator 2018, our General Manager Walter Woodage was interviewed by Safety4Sea regarding Norbulks safety culture and priorities. A very interesting read if you have a few moments.

Please don't forget to cast your vote over at the Safety4Sea website.

It is with pride that Norbulk Shipping UK Ltd has been nominated, and shortlisted, for the Safety4Sea Dry Bulk Operator Award 2018.

Norbulk were nominated for providing Technical Ship Management services with added value and investing in people at sea and ashore to equip them with the skill and knowledge needed to address crew requirements and contribute to increased ship safety and improved marine operations.

Here at Norbulk we have always treated the safety of our colleagues, both at sea and ashore, with the utmost importance. It is vital that we, as a Company, continue to push towards a goal of ‘Zero Incidents’ on board our good vessels and ensure that all of our employees return safely at the end of each working day, be that to their homes or when they retire to their cabins for some well earned recuperation.

Four new handysize Bulk Carriers have entered Norbulk's management in November and December.