New Report Urges Unified Safety Standards for Ammonia-Fuelled Ships’ Emergency Refuges
A new report from the Lloyd’s Register Maritime Decarbonisation Hub is calling for the shipping industry to adopt a common
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Exmar Takes Delivery of Second Ammonia Dual-Fuel Gas Carrier
Belgian shipping company Exmar has expanded its ammonia-fuelled fleet with the delivery of a second dual-fuel gas carrier, according to
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Silverstream Air Lubrication System Passes 160-Vessel Milestone, Now Fitted on 164 Ships
Silverstream Technologies has expanded the reach of its fuel-saving air lubrication system to 164 vessels worldwide, surpassing the 160-installation mark,
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D’Amico Eyes Fleet Expansion, Plans to Buy More Product Tankers After Strong Earnings
Italian shipping company D’Amico is preparing to expand its fleet of product tankers, leveraging a period of robust financial performance
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Saudi Arabia Rallies 43 Nations to Form New Maritime Defense Coalition for Red Sea Security
Saudi Arabia is moving to establish a broad international maritime defense coalition, aiming to bring together 43 countries in an
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T&E Warns EU Could Lose Green Marine Fuels Race to China
Europe risks falling behind China in the production of green marine fuels unless more e-fuel projects progress beyond the planning
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Scorpio Tankers Sees No Summer Slump as Optimism Outlasts Hormuz Disruption
Tanker owners are experiencing one of the strongest markets in recent memory, and according to ShippingWatch, the optimism driving this
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Drone Strike on Egyptian Port Raises Fresh Concerns for Suez Route and Saudi Oil Exports
An attack involving drones at the Egyptian port of Damietta has reignited concerns over the safety of key maritime routes
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Maersk to Add USD 1,000 Surcharge for Containers Transiting Strait of Hormuz
A.P. Moller-Maersk has announced plans to charge an additional USD 1,000 per container for shipments transiting the Strait of Hormuz,