Cruise Ship Refuels With LNG For The First Time At Port Of Vancouver
LNG is the first alternative fuel available in significant quantities for the international maritime sector that has been approved for local bunkering.
World’s First Biomethanol-Powered CTV Enters Offshore Wind Service
The company plans to use only biomethanol as fuel-a renewable and clean energy source made from sustainable biomass.
Trump Reopens New England Marine Monument For Commercial Fishing
Trump had previously opened the area to fishing in 2020 during his first term, but that decision was reversed in 2021 by former President Joe Biden.
Boat Collides With Ship In Arabian Gulf, Tries Hitting Others, Says UKMTO
The small craft first struck the merchant ship and was later seen trying to approach and collide with other vessels in the same area.
Indian Navy Receives ‘Most Silent Ship’ To Track Submarines In Shallow Seas
The Arnala has an indigenous content of nearly 88%, aligning with the government’s Aatmanirbhar Bharat (self-reliant India) mission.
Clean Shipping Groups Urge EU To Strengthen Policy After ‘Disappointing’ IMO Climate Deal
The appeal comes after the International Maritime Organization (IMO) adopted new climate measures last month.
Israel Strikes Yemen’s Hodeidah Port After Warning Civilians To Evacuate
The warning came just hours before the strikes, and was shared on social media by the Israeli Army’s Arabic spokesperson Avichay Adraee.
Major Shipping Lines Avoid Pakistani Ports After India Blocks Cargo Transit
The ban has caused major disruptions, forcing shipping companies to reroute vessels and introduce emergency charges.
US Navy To Pay $680K Compensation To Families Affected By 2021 Jet Fuel Spill
Several families also received amounts for future medical care, and one plaintiff was compensated for economic losses.