US Port Fees, and $3 Billion in Costs, Loom for Owners of Chinese-Built Ships
Trump’s Port Fee Policy to Hit Global Carriers With $3.2 Billion Cost.
Shipping Industry on Edge as U.S. Targets Chinese-Built Ships.
New U.S....
Hafnia and DNV Launch Pilot to Monitor Underwater Noise from Ships
Hafnia, in partnership with DNV, is piloting a system to monitor and manage underwater radiated noise (URN) on its vessels.
The project is...
Commonwealth LNG Plans to Extend Cameron Parish Facility Timeline to 2031
Commonwealth LNG requests a four-year extension to complete its Cameron Parish LNG export facility, moving the deadline from 2027 to 2031.
Delays stem...
Ukraine’s Drone Strikes Push Russia to Export More Crude
Ukraine’s drone attacks have disrupted over one-third of Russia’s major oil refineries, reducing domestic crude processing.
Russia’s refineries are processing 484,000 barrels per...
Lessons Learned: Improper Dry Ice Storage Leads to Fatal Exposure
The Bahamas Maritime Authority issued this Safety Alert to share lessons learned from a fatal incident involving the improper storage of dry ice aboard...
Wärtsilä Expands Support for Seagems Fleet with Enhanced Lifecycle Agreement
Wärtsilä and Brazil-based offshore operator Seagems have renewed and expanded their Lifecycle Agreement to cover the company’s entire fleet of offshore support vessels.
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What to Watch at MEPC: Stakes, Votes and Industry Implications
Lloyd’s List highlights that the upcoming extraordinary session of the IMO’s Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC) is shaping up to be one of the...
RMI Issues Guidance to Counter Growing GNSS Interference Risks
The Republic of the Marshall Islands (RMI) Maritime Administrator has released recommendations in response to a rising tide of Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS)...
SEA-LNG Spotlights LNG’s Emissions Gains Ahead of MEPC Debates
SEA-LNG has underscored recent strides in reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from LNG as a marine fuel, while also highlighting growth in LNG-powered shipping...
Building Trust in Maritime Autonomy: DNV Launches the COMPASS Research Initiative
DNV has officially launched the COMPASS research project in Trondheim, bringing together leading industrial and academic partners to explore new dimensions of trust in...
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ICS: Geopolitical Instability Tops Risks Facing Shipping
Shipping leaders identify rising geopolitical tensions, energy security issues, and regional instability as the greatest threats to maritime operations.
A growing share of...
