Shipbuilding
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Final Navy expeditionary fast transport ship christened
The U.S. Navy celebrated a significant milestone on January 10, 2026, with the christening of the USNS Lansing (EPF 16)…
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COSCO Shipping Bulk Orders Innovative Newcastlemax Carriers
China’s COSCO Shipping Bulk is making waves in the maritime industry by ordering a series of container-capable Newcastlemax bulk carriers.…
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U.S. Senators Advocate for Shipbuilding Revival in the Great Lakes
A coalition of U.S. Senators is actively advocating for the revival of shipbuilding in the Great Lakes region. Senators Todd…
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PSC Tema Shipyard Transforms Amidst Challenges
Accra, Jan. 13 – Osman Sulemana, the Chief Executive Officer of Penang Shipbuilding and Construction (PSC) Tema Shipyard Limited, recently…
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Revolution Wind Project Receives Legal Green Light to Resume Operations
The Revolution Wind Project has been granted a preliminary injunction by the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia,…
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Croatian Shipyard Secures Contract for Luxury Vessels
A Croatian shipyard, MKM Yachts, has recently secured a contract to construct two luxury vessels for the Scenic Group, with…
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China Cracks Down on Starlink Maritime Use
Elon Musk’s Starlink service, which has rapidly gained traction among maritime users, now faces significant legal challenges in China. Recent…
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US Navy Christens Final Fast Transport Ship
On January 10, the U.S. Navy celebrated a significant milestone with the christening of the USNS Lansing (EPF 16) at…
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Shipping Markets Face Increased Volatility Amid Iran Tensions
Shipping markets are on high alert as escalating tensions surrounding Iran threaten trade, energy, and maritime security. U.S. President Donald…
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Major Delays and Cost Overruns for Bristol Temple Meads Restoration
The restoration of Bristol Temple Meads station, the busiest railway hub in the West of England, is now projected to…
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