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Pacific Basin signs methanol fuel deal with Towngas
Pacific Basin, a leading dry bulk shipping company based in Hong Kong, has entered into a memorandum of understanding (MOU)…
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Shipbuilding
Latsco in for Huangpu Wenchong boxship brace
Greece’s Latsco Shipping is making significant strides in the containership sector by securing newbuild contracts in China. The company, traditionally…
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30 companies to receive Green Factory Award 2025 for sustainable practices
In a significant recognition of environmental commitment, 30 factories across 16 sectors have been selected for the Green Factory Award…
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Shipbuilding
Seatrade books 2,800 teu newbuild series
Dutch reefer specialist Seatrade has announced a significant newbuilding order for a series of up to eight 2,800 TEU vessels…
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Bulk Carrier
Two Asian shipowners battle it out in court over China
An Australian court has asserted its jurisdiction over a legal dispute involving two bulk carrier owners following a collision in…
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Bulk Carrier
ONE takes home new future fuel-ready containership from
Imabari Shipbuilding, a leading player in Japan’s maritime construction sector, has successfully delivered the ONE Sapphire, a state-of-the-art containership designed…
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Bulk Carrier
A mining giant’s green vessel docks in Monaco to lead the
This past weekend, Monaco welcomed the Green Pioneer, the world’s first ammonia-fueled ship, which docked off its coast as a…
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Shipbuilding
New Major Vessels: BC Ferries taps Chinese shipyard to build four hybrid ships
BC Ferries, Canada’s ferry operator, has embarked on a significant fleet renewal project with the New Major Vessels (NMVs) initiative.…
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Shipbuilding
Topside construction underway for Petrobras’ next-gen FPSO
The construction of topside modules for the FPSO P-84, a floating production storage and offloading unit, has officially commenced at…
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Shipbuilding
What to know about the Weihei shipyard chosen by B.C. to build vessels
B.C. Ferries has sparked significant debate by selecting CMI Weihai, a state-owned shipyard in China, to construct four new vessels.…
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