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Shipbuilding
‘Tradition isn’t working’: Navy’s ineffective management adds to construction
WASHINGTON — A recent report from the Government Accountability Office (GAO) has highlighted significant inefficiencies in the Navy’s shipbuilding management,…
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Bulk Carrier
Crewmember Requires Medical Evacuation in Latest Singapore Strait Incident
Authorities in Singapore are taking swift action following an unauthorized boarding of a chemical tanker in the Singapore Strait, resulting…
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Bulk Carrier
Bulgarian Bulker Saves 34 Fishermen From Burning Boat in the Indian Ocean
A Bulgarian bulker named Eleen Armonia recently made headlines for its heroic act of rescuing 34 fishermen from a burning…
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Bulk Carrier
Costamare Reverses Course Planning to Spilt Boxship and Bulker Businesses
Costamare, a prominent owner and provider of containerships and dry bulk vessels for charter, recently revealed its decision to split…
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Decarbonization
Evaluation and financing is provided to Kawasaki Kisen
ClassNK, in collaboration with the Development Bank of Japan Inc. (DBJ), has assessed the LNG-fueled car carrier ‘OCEANUS HIGHWAY’ owned…
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Decarbonization
MOL, KEPCO Sign MoU to Collaborate on Carbon Credit Project
Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Ltd. (MOL) and The Kansai Electric Power Company (KEPCO) have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to…
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Shipbuilding
Ancient ship launched in Goa
The Ancient Stitched Ship was launched on Thursday at Hodi Innovations shipyard in Goa. Rear Admiral KM Ramakrishnan, Flag Officer…
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Shipbuilding
Eastern Shipbuilding Group welcomes senior DOD officials to its shipyard
Eastern Shipbuilding Group, Inc. (ESG) in Panama City, Florida, recently hosted key Department of Defense (DOD) officials, including Dr. Brett…
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Bangladesh’s ship recycling sector set for overhaul
In a significant move towards enhancing safety and environmental standards, Bangladesh is revising its ship recycling and hazardous waste management…
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Shipbuilding
Asuka III, Japan’s ‘biggest’ cruise ship ever, edges toward delivery
The Asuka III, Japan’s largest cruise ship and the first passenger vessel built under the Japanese flag in 30 years,…
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