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Bulk Carrier
Kumiai Navigation Expands Fleet with New Bulk Carriers
Kumiai Navigation is poised to enhance its dry bulk fleet with a significant newbuilding order in Japan. The Singapore-based company,…
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Bulk Carrier
World’s First Methanol Dual-Fuel Kamsarmax Delivered
Japan’s Tsuneishi Shipbuilding has made a significant advancement in maritime technology by delivering the world’s first dual-fuel Kamsarmax bulk carrier,…
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Shipbuilding
Fleetzero Secures $43 Million in Series A Funding
Fleetzero, a Houston-based marine battery manufacturer, has successfully raised $43 million in a Series A funding round. This investment was…
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Bulk Carrier
Tsuneishi Shipbuilding Unveils World’s First Dual-Fuel Methanol Kamsarmax Bulker
Japan’s Tsuneishi Shipbuilding has made a significant advancement in maritime technology by delivering the world’s first dual-fuel Kamsarmax bulk carrier…
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Shipbuilding
MOL PLUS Invests in Pyxis Maritime’s Electric Fleet
MOL PLUS, the investment division of Japan’s Mitsui OSK Lines, has made a strategic investment in Singapore-based Pyxis Maritime, a…
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Shipbuilding
Japan Unveils Ambitious Hydrogen Carrier Project
Japan is making significant strides in the hydrogen economy by planning to construct the world’s largest liquefied hydrogen carrier. This…
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News
NYK Maritime Museum Joins ICOM, Enhancing Global Museum Network
In a significant move, the NYK Maritime Museum in Japan has recently become the first maritime museum in the country…
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Shipbuilding
Japan Mobilizes F-2 Fighters Amid Rising Tensions
In a significant military response, Japan has deployed a fleet of F-2 fighter jets armed with anti-ship missiles in reaction…
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Fishing Vessel Rescued After Engine Failure in Sea of Japan
On December 21, a 59-ton fishing vessel encountered a serious situation in the Sea of Japan near Imwon, South Korea.…
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Fishing Vessel Grounds Off Dadaepo, Injuries Reported
On December 16, a fishing vessel weighing 9.7 tons ran aground in the Sea of Japan near Dadaepo, Saha-gu, Busan,…
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