Shipbuilding
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Norwegian ship gets onboard carbon capture system
A Norwegian shipping company has taken a significant step towards reducing maritime emissions. Solvang, a prominent shipowner, has modified one…
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China Launches New Amphibious Assault Ship
China’s military capabilities are expanding with the recent launch of the Type 076 amphibious assault ship, known as PLANS Sichuan.…
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Iran’s New Naval Intelligence Ship: The Zagros
Iran has recently unveiled a unique addition to its naval fleet: the Zagros, a signals intelligence (SIGINT) ship. This vessel…
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Houthis Threaten Red Sea Shipping Amid Ceasefire
The ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas has drawn in various regional players, including Yemen’s Houthi movement. Abdul Malik al-Houthi,…
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Major Milestone for Project ONE in Antwerp
On January 15, 2025, a significant event unfolded at the Port of Antwerp-Bruges. COSCO Shipping’s heavy lift vessel, Zhi Yuan…
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New Regulations for Charcoal Shipments
Charcoal shippers are facing a significant shift in regulations this year. The World Shipping Council (WSC), a prominent liner lobby…
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NKT Begins Construction of New Cable-Laying Vessel
Danish power cable manufacturer NKT has officially commenced the construction of its new cable-laying vessel (CLV), named NKT Eleonora. This…
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TFG Marine forms bunkering joint venture in Oman
TFG Marine, a prominent bunker fuel supply business, has recently made significant strides in the Middle East. This joint venture…
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Israel and Hamas Ceasefire Talks Bring Hope for Shipping Industry
Recent developments in Qatar have sparked optimism regarding a potential ceasefire between Israel and Hamas. This comes after more than…
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Dali heads back to sea as repairs are completed
The shipping industry is witnessing the return of the Dali, a vessel that made headlines last year due to a…
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