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Wah Kwong orders LR2s at Hengli Heavy
Hong Kong shipowner Wah Kwong Maritime Transport Holdings has placed an order for four LR2 tankers, each with a deadweight…
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Regional Container Lines adds another pair of boxships at Huangpu Wenchong
Thailand’s Regional Container Lines (RCL) has announced the order of two additional 4,300 TEU vessels, marking a continued partnership with…
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Last Body Found From Sunken Sicily Superyacht, All 6 Missing Guests Reported Dead
The search and rescue operation for the sunken superyacht off the coast of Sicily has reached a somber conclusion with…
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Cargo Ship Runs Aground On St. Lawrence Seaway Near Montreal Blocking Maritime Traffic
A cargo ship that experienced a mechanical malfunction and ran aground south of Montreal has blocked a portion of the…
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GiGi Investment Group partners with Fuelre4m to drive sustainable energy solutions
As Fuelre4m’s first partner in Africa, the relationship between GIGI Investment Group and the Dubai-based company Fuelre4m is a significant…
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Rural Electrification Corporation to fund Vadhavan Port
The Rural Electrification Corporation and JNPA have signed an agreement under which the former will provide up to Rs. 45,000…
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Floods bring logistics to a grinding halt in Bangladesh
Cargo traffic has been severely disrupted as a result of Chittagong city’s isolation from the rest of the nation due…
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Abandoned suezmax off Yemen risks becoming fifth-largest tanker spill in history
The Sounion suezmax, badly damaged and abandoned following multiple attacks by the Houthis on Wednesday, risks spilling four times as much oil as…
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Ottawa moves fast to end Canadian rail shutdown
18 hours after it started, the Canadian rail strike came to an immediate end when the government acted decisively to…
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China’s Largest Ports Set To Establish Green Shipping Corridors
The possibility of creating green shipping corridors along China’s coastal routes is highlighted in a recent research by the International…
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