Shipbuilding
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Japan unveils ports decarbonisation plan
Japan’s Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (MLIT) has unveiled an ambitious initiative to achieve carbon neutrality at all…
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CMB.TECH linked to tanker newbuilds in China
Antwerp-based CMB.TECH is making waves in the maritime industry with a significant newbuilding contract in China, involving the construction of…
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Shipbuilding Demand Plummets Amid Price Declines
Recent findings from Clarksons Research reveal a significant downturn in the demand for new ship orders, with a staggering 57%…
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Inefficiencies proliferate across ageing global tanker fleet
The global tanker fleet is grappling with significant inefficiencies due to its aging vessels, according to new data from broker…
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Jinhui Shipping Sells Second Supramax This Year
Jinhui Shipping and Transportation, a prominent Chinese bulker owner and operator, has announced the sale of its second supramax vessel…
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This Popular Cruise Ship Was Once A Fading Ocean Liner
Once a symbol of transatlantic travel, the SS France transitioned from a majestic ocean liner to a beloved cruise ship,…
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Container ship owners swamped as US-China trade detente revives demand
Container ship bookings from China to the U.S. have skyrocketed following a recent 90-day truce on tariffs between the two…
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Economic uncertainty slows barge industry construction plans
The towboat and barge industry is experiencing a significant uptick in new vessel deliveries, with 64 boats either under contract,…
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Suez Canal Authority Announces 15% Discount on Container Ship Transit Fees Amid
The Suez Canal Authority has announced a significant 15% reduction in transit fees for container ships weighing 130,000 tons or…
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Germany opens up for ship recycling
Germany has taken a significant step towards sustainable ship dismantling with the approval of its first facility dedicated to the…
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