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29 Jul 2026

Northern Lights CCS Fleet Set for Next Stage with Latest LCO2 Carrier Arrival

Northern Lights joint venture has taken delivery of its fourth dedicated liquefied…

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Russia Strikes Additional Vessels Transporting Weapons to Ukraine

Russian forces have struck two vessels carrying weapons and military equipment t
US Issues New Round of Iran-Related Shipping Sanctions

The United States on Wednesday issued another round of Iran-related sanctions…
BigLift Supports Ridley Island Energy Export Facility (REEF) project

BigLift Shipping, a member of the Spliethoff Group, successfully…
INTERCARGO Calls for Seafarer, Civilian Safety

INTERCARGO has observed a recent increase in attacks on merchant vessels…
Fueltrax Names John Donovan New Chief Operating Officer

John Donovan, a maritime operations veteran, has been named Chief…
Sallaum Lines Orders LNG Dual-Fuel PCTC From China

Sallaum Lines has ordered an 8,600-car equivalent unit (CEU) pure…
Samsung Heavy, Conrad Shipyard Get ABS Nod for LNG Bunkering ATB Design

The American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) has granted Approval in Principle…
Bureau Veritas Gives Blessing to Seatrium’s 30MW Floating Data Center

Seatrium has received Approval in Principle (AiP) from Bureau Veritas…
Taiwan to Conducts Drills for Chinese Attack

Taiwan will test relocating weapons production lines and converting…
Coast Guard Seizes Marijuana Off the Caribbean

U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Charles Sexton's crew seized approximately 2…
Police Seize Tonnes of Cocaine Off Portugal

Police authorities have seized more than 2.6 tonnes of cocaine, with…

Shipbuilding

26 Jul 2026

World’s Fastest Self-Unloader Ready for Simandou Project

SimFer, the Joint Venture between the Government of Guinea, Rio Tinto and the Chinalco-led CIOH Consortium, has named its first transhipment vessel (TSV), Wontanara.The vessel will be deployed to support Simandou, the largest greenfield mining and related infrastructure project in Africa…

Offshore

26 Jul 2026

Japan Finds Rare Earth Mud Near Remote Island

An analysis of rare earth-rich mud retrieved from the deep seabed off a remote Pacific Island earlier this year found medium and heavy rare earth elements accounted for about 54% of the total rare earth content, Japan's government said on Friday.But…

Coastal/Inland

22 Jul 2026

BY THE NUMBERS: Copper is Cargo Theft King

For decades, cargo criminals followed a familiar playbook: steal consumer electronics, cigarettes, pharmaceuticals or luxury goods. These products were easy to fence and commanded healthy profits. But according to the latest BSI Consulting and TT Club 2025 Cargo Theft Report…

Government

24 Jul 2026

USGC Holds Change-of-Command for Sector New York

Capt. Jonathan Andrechik transferred command of Coast Guard Sector New York to Capt. Doreen McCarthy Monday, during a change-of-command ceremony at Sector New York in Staten Island. Rear Adm. Michael Platt, Commander, Coast Guard Northeast District, presided over the ceremony.Capt.

Equipment

24 Jul 2026

GTT Marine to Digitize Petronas’ LNG Fleet

GTT Marine has won a contract to deploy its integrated suite of digital vessel performance solutions across Petronas’ chartered LNG carrier fleet, aiming to improve operational efficiency, lower costs and reduce emissions.The agreement covers…

Training

22 Jul 2026

Curtin University Students Explore Marine Science Careers at Sea

Marine Science students from Curtin University recently partook in a sea voyage from Perth to Hobart, a trip that helped some determine their career paths. Twenty university students were selected from across Australia for CAPSTAN, a national sea-training program run by CSIRO…

Law & Regulations

21 Jul 2026

Tanker Crew Abandons Ship After Reported Strike in Hormuz

A tanker in the Strait of Hormuz reported being struck by an unknown projectile, forcing its crew to abandon the vessel and board a lifeboat, the United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations agency (UKMTO) said on Tuesday.UKMTO said it had received…

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