Denmark’s Celsius Orders Four LNG Carriers
Denmark’s Celsius Tankers has ordered four liquefied natural gas (LNG) carriers at China Merchants Heavy Industry in Jiangsu, according to shipbuilding sources, say s...
Data And Maritime: Seven Forecasts For The Upcoming Year
Maritime enterprises might have anticipated a return to normalcy when the worst of the COVID-19 pandemic subsided in 2022. That effortless journey didn't materialise....
Ukraine’s Drone Developments Could Herald The Arrival Of Killer Robots
Drone developments in Ukraine have hastened a long-anticipated technological trend that might soon usher in a new era of warfare by bringing the first...
Panama Signs Zero Emissions for 2050
A recent news article published in the Shipping Tribune states that Panama signs the Declaration of Zero Emissions for 2050 for Maritime Industry.
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Ship Owner Pays Nearly $700K To Restore Oyster Bar After Grounding
A recent news article published in the Baltimoresun states that Ever Forward owner to pay nearly $700K for oyster bar restoration after ship’s grounding...
Iran Converting Merchant Ship Into Drone Carrier
A recent news article published in the USNI News states that Iran Building Drone Aircraft Carrier from Converted Merchant Ship, Photos Show.
Dry dock near...
[Answer] What is SIF?
Understanding SIF (Serious Injury & Fatality) Investigating incidents, near-misses and hazardous conditions takes considerable time and effort.
Does everyone have the time and resources to...
2M ‘Ghost Ship’ Leaves Asia As Market Slumps
The high number of blanked sailings from Asia to North Europe is leading to some carriers operating “ghost ship” loops on the tradelane.
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Oil Falls On WHO Suspicion China Death Rate Is “Under-Reported”
Oil prices on Wednesday took another nosedive – this time by over 5 percent - due to worries over escalating Covid infections in...
2022 LNG And Methanol Orders Favour Box Ships
The total number of ships with alternative fuels ordered in 2022 was 275, excluding battery-operated vessels. LNG led the way with 222 ships...
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