Boreal Orders 20 Electric Hydrofoil Ferries to Modernise Norway’s Coastal Routes
Norwegian transport operator Boreal has confirmed an order for 20 electric hydrofoil ferries as part of a wider effort to […]
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Northern Phoenix Named as Northern Lights Scales Up Wind-Assisted CO2 Transport Fleet
Carbon transport joint venture Northern Lights has officially named its newest wind-assisted CO2 carrier, Northern Phoenix, in a ceremony held
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Four vessels were confirmed sold for demolition during the week of April 2 to April 8, 2026, according to Ship
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Sinopec Unveils China’s First Global Bunkering Business Centre in International Expansion Drive
China’s Sinopec has launched what the company describes as the country’s first global bunkering business centre, signalling a notable push
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Jamaica’s Maritime Authority Calls Time on Paper-Based Shipping Practices
The Maritime Authority of Jamaica has declared that paper-based shipping operations are no longer fit for purpose, warning that continued
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Seascale Energy Reports Turbulent Q1 as Strait of Hormuz Disruptions Squeeze Bunker Markets
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ADNOC CEO Demands Full and Unconditional Reopening of Strait of Hormuz
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Gulf Marine Strengthens Marine Lubricant Footprint Across China’s Fujian Province
Marine lubricant supplier Gulf Marine has broadened its bonded supply network in China’s Fujian province, establishing new service points across
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Hong Kong Rolls Out Green Maritime Fuel Training Initiative for Shipping Professionals
Hong Kong has taken a meaningful step toward preparing its maritime workforce for a lower-carbon future, with the launch of
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