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Bigger Irish Sea ship for Stena

Stena Line will increase capacity on its Dublin to Holyhead service in early 2015 by replacing the Stena Nordica with a larger ropax vessel, Stena Superfast X - a sister ship of the Superfast VII and VIII ships which it currently operates on the Irish Sea. She has almost 2 km of lane space and capacity for up to 1,200 passengers. Stena Line’s route manager (Irish Sea South) said: “By ... [+]

Stena and Mann Lines to share space and ships

UK and Europe to Baltic freight ro ro and logistics operator Mann Lines has signed a cooperation deal with ferry operator Stena Lines. Stena RoRo will also charter the ro ro vessel Stena Foreteller to Mann Lines from January 2015. Mann Lines currently offers a liner ro ro service between Harwich, ... [+]

Stena to hike freight rates by 15% in 2015

Stena Line warns that the new sulphur directive in North European waters will have a significant economic impact on its business when it comes into force on 1 January 2015. It was one of the key drivers behind Stena Line’s decision to implement a company-wide two year Change Programme in ... [+]

More space from Stena

Stena Line is to add capacity between Rotterdam Europoort and Killingholme. The Stena Scotia, will operate three times weekly from 2 September, departing Killingholme at 22.00 on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday and returning from Rotterdam at 17.00 on Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday. The Stena-owned ferry has space for 120 unaccompanied ... [+]

Stena takes over Celtic Link route

Stena Line has started operating the Rosslare-Cherbourg ferry service following its acquisition of the route from Celtic Link. It is the company’s first direct ferry link between Ireland and the Continent and will operate an all year round service with three weekly sailings in each direction with space for up ... [+]

Stena switch

Stena Line has adjusted the timetable of the Stena Hibernia on its Belfast to Liverpool (Birkenhead) route in response to customer demand. The service will now start the week from Belfast at 15.00 on Monday instead of 03.00 on Tuesday from Liverpool. The ferry company has identified Monday afternoon as ... [+]

Stena buys Celtic Link

Stena Line has acquired Irish-owned Celtic Link ferry service which operates from Rosslare to Cherbourg. Celtic Link currently provides a three times weekly service with the Mv Celtic Horizon, which has a capacity of 120 freight units, 1,000 passengers and 200 cars. Stena's route manager (Irish Sea South) Ian Davies described ... [+]

Stena gets into the spirit

No, not the ship designers' latest energy- saving wheeze – just Stena Line celebrating Red Nose Day. There will be a host of on-board fundraising activities this week including red nose muffins, sales of which along with other activities will go to Children in Need. [+]

Shipping lines help to rebuild Somalia

NYK has joined a shipping industry initiative, alongside Shell, BP, Maersk, Stena, MOL and K-Line, to help rebuild Somalia. The scheme will provide initial funding of US$1 million to the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in support of job creation and capacity building projects in the war-torn East African country ... [+]

Small is beautiful for Stena North Sea

Stena Line is to replace its Stena Carrier and Stena Freighter on the Rotterdam-Harwich route with two new, but smaller vessels chartered from Cobelfret. The Capucine and Severine join the fleet on a five-year contract. Stena Line area director for the North Sea business area, Pim de Lange, said: “The market ... [+]

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