Shipbuilding
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Norway to demand insurance disclosure from foreign tankers
Starting August 11, foreign-flagged tankers operating in Norway’s economic zone will be required to disclose their insurance arrangements. This new…
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United Maritime offloads second cape in fleet modernisation push
United Maritime, a Nasdaq-listed shipping company, has announced the sale of its second older capesize bulk carrier this year as…
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TGS bags streamer contract in the East Mediterranean
Oslo-listed seismic data specialist TGS has announced that it has been awarded a contract for streamer acquisition in the East…
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Shipowners warned GPS spoofing groundings may not be covered by insurance
The Association of Average Adjusters (AAA) has raised a critical alarm for the maritime industry regarding the escalating legal uncertainties…
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Live at Sea: Unlimited Stay Cruise Launched
Ville Vie Residences has unveiled an extraordinary cruise package called “Endless Horizons,” allowing individuals to live on the ocean indefinitely…
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Work starts on Celtic Interconnector as ship arrives in Cork to lay underwater cable
Construction has officially commenced on the underwater cable for the Celtic Interconnector, the first electricity link between Ireland and mainland…
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S. Korea, US Agree on Need to Revise US Law Limiting Navy Ship Construction
South Korea and the United States have reached an agreement to revise a U.S. law that currently restricts the construction…
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Grey fleet grows faster than enforcement can keep up
The number of ships facing sanctions has surged dramatically over the past year, with analysts reporting a steep increase in…
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Shelf Drilling jackups win work in Asia
Oslo-listed Shelf Drilling has announced the acquisition of a new short-term contract and an extension for two of its rigs,…
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