Malaysia Bans Bunkering In New Marine Sensitive Area Near Strait Of Malacca And Singapore
Ships are required to abide by the speed limit, while large cargo ships and oil tankers are forbidden from entering.
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Japan Launches Seventh Taigei-Class Submarine ‘Shogei’ With Improved Detection Capabilities
The 3,000-tonne diesel-electric submarine is expected to be delivered to the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force (JMSDF) in March 2028.
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World’s First Ammonia-Powered Dry Bulk Carrier Completes Sea Trials
The Mineral Europa, the world’s first ammonia-fueled dry bulk carrier, has completed sea trials and is set for its maiden voyage to Australia.
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U.S. Coast Guard Medevacs Ailing Crew Member From Cargo Ship Off Hawaii
The US Coast Guard evacuated a sick crew member from a US-flagged cargo ship 86 miles off Hawaii on Wednesday, October 7.
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NYK Conducts Crisis-Response Drill Simulating Bulk Carrier Grounding And Oil Spill
NYK conducted a drill on September 30 that simulated a response to a major accident in the Seto Island Sea as part of the “Beyond Naka-no-Se” safety campaign.
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Black Sea Must Not Become New Front In Russia-Ukraine War, Türkiye Warns
The attacks could also affect grain shipments to international markets, Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan said.
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U.S. Sanctions 22 Vessels And 27 Companies Tied To Iran’s Shadow Fleet And Oil Sales
The sanctions target Iran’s remaining shadow fleet, a network of ageing tankers used to move oil and other petroleum products to foreign buyers.
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4 Legged Robot That Can Climb Ship Hulls For Welding & Painting Built By Kawasaki Shipyard
Japanese manufacturing firm Kawasaki Heavy Industries has unveiled a four-legged robot that can climb ship hulls and carry out welding work.
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U.S. Seizes 90 Cuba-Bound Fuel Shipments Worth Nearly $3 Million Over Sanctions Violations
The shipments, carrying more than 620,000 gallons of fuel, were stopped at ports in Texas and Florida before they could leave the US.
