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Shipbuilding
Japan’s ‘biggest’ cruise ship fills up with LNG in Yokohama
Japan’s largest cruise ship, the ASUKA III, has made headlines by completing the country’s first-ever liquefied natural gas (LNG) bunkering…
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Shipbuilding
Shanghai Minsheng books feeder duo at New Dayang
Shanghai Minsheng Shipping has secured a significant contract with New Dayang, a prominent Chinese shipbuilder, for the construction of two…
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Terminal Operator Berths Largest General Cargo Vessel At Tin
Ports & Cargo Handling Services Limited (PCHSL), a subsidiary of SIFAX Group, has marked a significant achievement with the arrival…
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Norway’s Møre Sjø orders hydrogen-powered bulkers
Norwegian shipping company Møre Sjø has made a significant move towards sustainable shipping by ordering two hydrogen-powered bulk carriers from…
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Shipbuilding
Eitzen targets world’s largest all-electric boxships
Norway’s Eitzen Group is making waves in maritime innovation by planning to construct battery-powered containerships, poised to be the largest…
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Shipbuilding
GC Rieber in battery-powered bulker move
GC Rieber Shipping, a prominent Norwegian shipping company, has announced an innovative project to develop a fully electric, battery-powered dry…
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Shipbuilding
The key to success in maritime software? Don’t forget to
The shipping industry is at a pivotal moment, with experts urging stakeholders to leverage digital transformation for enhanced operational efficiency…
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Bulk Carrier
Israel’s Strikes on Iran Jolt Tanker Markets, Freight Rates
Israel’s recent airstrikes on Iran have sent shockwaves through global oil markets, causing a significant spike in freight rates and…
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Shipbuilding
Regent Seven Seas Cruises Plans $25,000 a Night Cruise Ship Suite
Regent Seven Seas Cruises is set to redefine luxury at sea with the introduction of its Skyview Regent Suite, priced…
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