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Shipbuilding
Nova Marine Carriers breaks into New Zealand market with MPP newbuild
Lugano-based Nova Marine Carriers has partnered with New Zealand’s McCallum Bros in a significant 50/50 joint venture aimed at modernizing…
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Diana Shipping boosts liquidity with $55m secured term loan
Greek shipping company Diana Shipping has secured a six-year term loan facility worth $55 million from the National Bank of…
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Shadow tanker accused of being Europe’s drone mothership
French commandos have captured the Boracay, an 18-year-old tanker believed to have connections to Russian activities, off the coast of…
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Shipbuilding
China Launches Construction of First Nuclear Aircraft Carrier
China has officially commenced the construction of its first nuclear-powered aircraft carrier, designated as the Type 004. This significant development…
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Bulk Carrier
Investigation Reveals Shocking Failures in Wakashio Oil Spill Disaster
Five years after the catastrophic grounding of the MV Wakashio off the coast of Mauritius, a long-awaited Court of Investigation…
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Shipbuilding
HII Names Roger Kelly VP of Contracts & Pricing at Newport News Shipbuilding
HII has announced the promotion of Roger Kelly to vice president of contracts and pricing at its Newport News Shipbuilding…
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Shipbuilding
Oseberg Longship Relocated to New Museum Home
The Oseberg longship, a significant artifact from the Viking age, has completed its journey to a new museum facility designed…
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Decarbonization
PowerCell Secures Major Contract for Hydrogen Bulk Carriers
PowerCell, a leading supplier of fuel cells for the marine industry, has announced a significant contract valued at over SEK…
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Bulk Carrier
First wheat shipment from Russia arrives at Chattogram port
A bulk carrier has docked at the Kutubdia outer anchorage of Chattogram port, delivering 52,500 tonnes of wheat from Russia.…
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Shipbuilding
Reefer fleet on thin ice as majority fail carbon intensity tests
Recent data from VesselsValue reveals a stark contrast in carbon intensity ratings among shipping sectors. While container ships boast a…
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