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The agreement includes two vessels, each equipped with four Wärtsilä 34DF dual-fuel engines. It follows a similar deal signed in November 2024 covering two other LNG carriers. In total, four …
A serious maritime incident involving the capsize of a jack-up barge in Egypt’s Gulf of Suez has killed at least four of the vessel’s crew and left at least three …
The first green corridor between Spain and Morocco will be served by two fully electric, zero-emissions fast ferries. These twin ships will connect the cities of Tarifa and Tangier. "This …
Bans on discharge from scrubbers expand As the new rules agreed by Finland’s parliament in December 2024 came in to force, Finland joined fellow Baltic Sea nations Sweden and Denmark …
Green chemistry and biocide-free coatings In parallel, academic research continues to test the boundaries of antifouling without relying on traditional biocidal compounds. A new study published in M
The Council of Ministers decided to postpone the first 700-MW Princess Elisabeth Zone 1 tender because of legal uncertainties and "an unrealistic timescale," the later principally referring to concern
The company said the figures – part of the company’s 2024 ESG report – show it has delivered “significant progress in its transition to operating a net-zero fleet by 2045.” …
Earlier this year, shipbrokers reported Repsol was seeking to charter one firm plus one optional shuttle tanker, attracting interest from major owners and shipyards. Now, shipbroking and market source
Xclusiv Shipbrokers research analyst Eirini Diamantara told Riviera Greek shipowners signed contracts for 73 new vessels in the first half of 2025 – a sharp 58% decrease from the 176 …
Two ports in New Zealand have ordered newbuild azimuth stern drive (ASD) tugboats from Damen Shipyards to enhance their towage capabilities. Port Marlborough is the latest to contract the shipbuilder,
Malaysian OSV owner and builder Nam Cheong has been awarded long-term charters for a trio of offshore vessels to the Middle East and Japan totalling US$47.5M. The Singapore-listed company reported …
Svitzer is modernising its fleet in Latin America, with two new tractor tugs close to completion at a Turkish shipyard destined for Panama’s strategic ports. Med Marine is building these …
Dubai-headquartered Shelf Drilling has secured a five-year extension for its High Island V jack-up rig. The extension is in direct continuation of the rig’s current contract with the same customer, …
Singfar Group is installing artificial intelligence (AI) video analytics and camera surveillance on its tankers and bunkering ships to prevent accidents and improve safety. Singfar’s investment in AI
Bans on discharge from scrubbers expand As the new rules agreed by Finland’s parliament in December 2024 came in to force, Finland joined fellow Baltic Sea nations Sweden and Denmark …
GasLog Glasgow, owned by Greek shipowner GasLog led by Peter Livanos, departed LNG Canada on Canada Day (1 July) and is now signalling a course to Incheon, South Korea, according …
Brazil’s promising, but environmentally sensitive Foz do Amazonas, near the mouth of the Amazon, generated sales of 19 blocks in the latest auction held by the country’s National Agency of …
GasLog Glasgow, owned by Greek shipowner GasLog led by Peter Livanos, departed LNG Canada on Canada Day (1 July) and is now signalling a course to Incheon, South Korea, according …
Equinor and its partners are investing Nkr13Bn (US$1.3Bn) to develop a third phase of the giant Johan Sverdrup field with a network of subsea infrastructure. The Norwegian state-backed oil company …
In one project, oil majors and independent operators have teamed with classification society DNV to develop and test software to simulate the release and dispersion of gases being developed for …
