Maritime News
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Shipbuilding
Australian Businessman Has Plans For Rijeka 3 Maj Shipyard
February 25, 2025 – Australian businessman Glen Moroney is set to make waves in the maritime industry with significant vessel…
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Bulk Carrier
Bulker Held for 15 Months in India During Cocaine Investigation Released
The Vietnamese-owned bulker, Debi, has finally been released by the courts in India after being held for 15 months. The…
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Shipbuilding
Early days of building the iconic Captain Scott
The construction of the ship Captain Scott is a significant part of Buckie’s maritime history. Photographs from 1972 capture the…
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Decarbonization
bound4blue completes eSAIL® installation on EPS tanker with
Eastern Pacific Shipping (EPS) has made significant strides in maritime sustainability by installing bound4blue’s innovative eSAIL® suction sails on its…
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Bulk Carrier
Trump Says Canada, Mexico Tariffs on Schedule despite Border, Fentanyl Efforts
U.S. President Donald Trump has reiterated his stance on imposing tariffs on Canadian and Mexican imports, despite efforts by the…
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Bulk Carrier
US port charges on China vessels add to supply chain uncertainty
The recent proposal by the Trump administration to impose significant port charges on Chinese-built and -operated cargo vessels has sparked…
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Shipbuilding
Yinson Production’s Ebitda to reach US$900mil
Yinson Production, a subsidiary of Yinson Holdings Bhd, is poised to enhance its financial performance with the upcoming launch of…
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Shipbuilding
Legendary abandoned cruise ship SS United States left to rot for 30yrs makes
A historic cruise ship, the SS United States, is set to embark on its final journey after languishing in Philadelphia…
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Bulk Carrier
BSC to buy 6 ships for $330m to build container fleet
The Bangladesh Shipping Corporation (BSC) is set to make a significant move by purchasing six modern container ships from South…
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Decarbonization
IMO progresses talks on greenhouse gas reduction from
International efforts to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from shipping gained momentum as the International Maritime Organization (IMO) concluded its…
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