Watch: U.S Forces Capture Venezuelan Oil Tanker In The Indian Ocean
The Aquila II is the eighth tanker seized by the United States since President Trump ordered a blockade on sanctioned Venezuelan oil vessels.
PaxOcean Opens S$200 Million Shipyard To Strengthen Singapore’s Maritime Hub
The opening ceremony was officiated by Mr Murali Pillai, Senior Minister of State, Ministry of Law and Ministry of Transport.
U.S. Labor Department Eases Insurance Rules For Shipbuilders Under New LHWCA Guidance
U.S. shipyards currently produce about 0.2% of the world’s ships, compared with an estimated 74% built in China.
Norway Warns Of Increased Russian Spying In The Arctic After Closing Ports To Russian Vessels
Norway, which is Europe’s largest supplier of pipeline gas, has become increasingly concerned about threats to its energy infrastructure.
EU Plans Sweeping Ban On Shipping Services To Tighten Sanctions On Russian Oil
New import bans are also planned on Russian metals, chemicals and critical minerals that are not already under sanctions.
Indian Coast Guard Intercepts 3 Vessels In Major Bust Of International Oil Smuggling Syndicate
The operation was carried out on February 5 and 6 after days of technology-enabled surveillance and intelligence analysis.
MITSUI Unveils Overhang Permanent Magnet Shaft Generating System For Large Marine Engines
The system adopts a permanent magnet generator, which offers higher efficiency and a more compact and lightweight design compared to conventional wound-rotor types.
Indian Authorities Intensify Search To Trace Missing Seafarer On Singapore-Flagged Vessel
The situation has been reviewed at the highest level within the Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways.
Thai Navy Rescues All 16 Crew After Cargo Ship Sinks Off Phuket
Authorities reported an oil slick about 4.5 miles long and more than one mile wide drifting westward from the sinking site.
