See where the EMF vessels are going at this very moment

Freeport Star

• Enroute from Gulf of Mexico to Cork, ETA 30 May
• Fun fact: Cork Harbour is one of the largest natural harbours in the world and has long served as a major Atlantic shipping gateway.

Stavanger Star

• Enroute from Madre de Deus to Castellón de la Plana, ETA 28 May
• Fun fact: Castellón is a key hub in Spain’s ceramics industry and handles significant bulk and energy-related cargo flows.

Oslo Star

• In port at New York City, USA
• Fun fact: The Port of New York and New Jersey is one of the busiest container gateways in North America by volume.

Copenhagen Star

• In port at Bahía Blanca, Argentina
• Fun fact: Bahía Blanca is a major export outlet for Argentine grains, chemicals, and energy products due to its deepwater port access.

Athenian Star

• Enroute from Sikka to Singapore, ETA 31 May
• Fun fact: Singapore is one of the most important maritime refuelling and transshipment centers worldwide.

Geneva Star

• Currently in the Port of Rotterdam, Netherlands
• Fun fact: Rotterdam is Europe’s largest port and a key entry point into the industrial heartlands along the Rhine.

Lausanne Star

• In the Port of Cartagena, Colombia
• Fun fact: Cartagena has been an active port since Roman times and remains a strategic energy and refining hub.

Eco Star

• Enroute from Southampton to Vigo, ETA 27 May
• Fun fact: Vigo is one of Europe’s most important fishing ports and supports a large seafood processing industry.

Note: the vessel’s locations are reported as of May 28.