Yearly Archives: 2025
Hafnia to Acquire 14.45% Stake in TORM for $311M
Tanker operator Hafnia Limited has reached an agreement to purchase approximately 14.1 million A shares in TORM plc, representing about 14.45% of TORM’s issued...
Lessons Learned: Overboard Incident During Draught Mark Check
A bulk carrier incident was reported by Marine Insight, in which a deck officer fell overboard while checking draught marks during cargo loading. The...
36% of Russian Oil Moved by Sanctioned Tankers
Sanctioned tankers lifted 36% of all Russian oil exports in July, handling nearly half of crude shipments.
Greek-owned vessels carried 30% of Russia’s...
Judge Rules Google Can Keep Chrome and Android
Google will not be forced to divest Chrome or Android in a landmark antitrust ruling, marking a major win for the company.
The...
COSCO SHIPPING Europe Delivers 20,000 Airbus Components to Tanan
COSCO SHIPPING Europe delivered over 20,000 Airbus components from Hamburg to Tanan.
The shipment involved a full end-to-end logistics process, including barge, inland,...
Royal Caribbean Launches Next-Gen LNG Cruise Ship, Redefining Cruising
Legend of the Seas is the third Icon Class ship, among the largest cruise vessels ever built.
Powered by LNG-capable engines and fuel...
ITF Calls for Action as Seafarers Remain Abandoned in UAE Waters
19 seafarers, including Indians, Bangladeshi, and Ukrainian nationals, were stranded aboard a UAE-based tanker for over 15 months.
The vessel has no registered...
Wallenius Marine & KNUD E. HANSEN Unveil the Sleipner RoRo Concept
170m RoRo vessel with 2,720 lane metres capacity (181 trailers), enabled by bow-mounted engine room.
Dual-fuel electric powertrain (LNG/LBG/MGO/Biodiesel) and Azipods for superior...
CMA CGM MERCURY Joins 12-Ship Methanol Series with Delivery in South Korea
CMA CGM has received CMA CGM MERCURY, a 13,000-TEU dual-fuel methanol container ship built by HD Hyundai Samho Heavy Industries in South Korea.
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Global Shipbuilding Industry Set for $1.2 Trillion Upturn Through 2032
Goldman Sachs forecasts a multi-phase upcycle in global shipbuilding lasting until 2032, fueled by decarbonization, fleet renewal, and trade growth.
Chinese shipyards are...