Shipbuilding
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BC Ferries Project Faces Major Budget Overruns
BC Ferries is grappling with significant budget overruns on its Fleet Maintenance Unit (FMU) redevelopment project in Richmond, British Columbia.…
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Maritime Healthcare: A 2026 Strategic Shift
Peter Hult, CEO of VIKAND, a maritime medical services firm, predicts a transformative year for crew healthcare in 2026, emphasizing…
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Pacific International Lines Expands Fleet with LNG Ships
Pacific International Lines (PIL) is advancing its fleet renewal strategy by signing letters of intent for eight new LNG dual-fuel…
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Container Shipping Faces Looming Financial Crisis
The container shipping industry is bracing for a significant downturn as analysts warn that the lucrative cash flow enjoyed during…
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HD Hyundai Poised to Operate Morocco’s Largest Shipyard
As Morocco prepares to select an operator for its new shipyard, HD Hyundai is emerging as the frontrunner in the…
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Seatrium AmFELS Shipyard Sold to Karpower Valley for $51 Million
Seatrium AmFELS, a subsidiary of Singapore’s Seatrium, has finalized the sale of its shipyard located in Brownsville, Texas, to Karpower…
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Local Man Faces Uncertainty Over Unique Off-Grid Pirate Ship Home
Sam Griffiss, a 35-year-old former construction worker, has created a unique living space—a pirate ship named Daisy May—on the banks…
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Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd Resume Red Sea Transits Amid Security Concerns
Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd are set to resume transits through the Red Sea as part of their shared Gemini Cooperation services.…
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Diana Shipping Secures Charter Extension for Amphitrite
New York-listed Diana Shipping, a prominent Greek dry bulk owner, has successfully secured a direct continuation of the charter for…
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Posidonia 2026: Shipping Show Expands to Nearly a Month
The upcoming Posidonia 2026 is set to make history as the world’s longest shipping event, stretching across nearly a month…
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