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They’re Off! Endless World Cruise Starts After Prolonged Shipyard Delay
The “Endless World Cruise” has officially begun! After months of preparation, a special group of passengers is ready to live…
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A.P. Moller Plans to Turn a Hard-to-Find Green Bunker Fuel Into Plastic
A.P. Moller, best known for owning Maersk, has been investing a lot to create a green methanol supply chain. This…
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French Politics and Markets Cause Cancelation of Sail Boxship Order
A big project to build five special ships that could run on both wind sails and methanol fuel has been…
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Maritime Safety What if a container ship hit a bridge in New York waters?
Six months after the tragic ship accident in Baltimore involving the vessel Dali, top executives in New York have been…
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NYK Conducts Short-term Maritime Exchange Program for Students in Japan and the Philippines
NYK (Nippon Yusen Kabushiki Kaisha) recently hosted a successful short-term international student exchange program from August 19 to September 2.…
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ABS and Hanwha Offshore Sign Multi-Year Agreement to Collaborate on Accelerating Sustainability, Digitalization and Cybersecurity
(HOUSTON) ABS and Hanwha Ocean Co., LTD, have agreed to explore cutting-edge technology projects together with the signing of an…
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OM Maritime inks chemical tanker newbuild brace in China
OM Maritime, a shipping company from Singapore, is planning to grow its fleet with two brand-new chemical tankers. These ships…
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Israel Neutralizes Hezbollah’s Anti-Ship Missile Capability
On the evening of September 27, Israel launched a major attack on Hezbollah’s headquarters in the Haret Hreik district of…
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Sinking Chinese Sub Shows the New, Speedy Nature of Naval Intelligence
Earlier this year, Tom Shugart, a keen American military observer, noticed something strange at a Chinese shipyard. Tom, who used…
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UK is Latest to Track Movement of Cargo Ship Laden with Ammonium Nitrate
The cargo ship Ruby, registered in Malta, is making headlines around the world. UK maritime authorities have recently started closely…