Shell Marine Launch Rapid Charging Station For Electric Vessels In Amsterdam
Shell Marine has unveiled its first Megawatt Charging System (MCS), a groundbreaking advancement in electric vehicle infrastructure.
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German Sea Rescue Forces Stage Largest Of Its Kind Training Exercise In The Baltic Sea
A large-scale emergency exercise was held in the Baltic Sea, including 150 emergency workers, six special ships, and a helicopter.
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U.S. Sanctions 2 Individuals & 5 Firms Facilitating Weapons Procurement For Houthis
US Department of Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control has imposed fresh sanctions on two individuals and five companies.
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Oil Spill On Singapore’s Southern Coastline After Collision Between Dredger Boat & Tanker
An oil spill resulting from a collision between a dredger boat and a stationary oil tanker has blackened Singapore’s southern coastline.
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U.S. Navy Rescues Crew Of Bulk Carrier Attacked By Houthis In The Red Sea
The M/V Tutor, a Liberian-flagged, Greek-owned bulk cargo carrier, was hit by an unmanned surface vessel (USV) launched by Houthi forces.
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Philippine Vessel Collides With Chinese Ship Near Second Thomas Shoal
Chinese Coast Guard accused the Philippine ship of illegally intruding into waters near the shaol and causing a slight collision.
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Israeli Navy Gets New US-Build Landing Craft
The INS Komemiyut, the second of its kind, succeeds the INS Nahshon, which was delivered in October last year.
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Coal Carrier Abandoned in Red Sea After Houthi Missile Strike, 1 Crew Member Missing
A Greek-owned ship was damaged after an attack by Houthis. Its crew members were rescued while the vessel was abandoned to drift in the Red Sea, per UKMTO.
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Historic Ocean Liner SS United States Ordered to Leave Philadelphia Pier On Short Notice
The Historic Ocean Liner SS United States has been ordered to leave Pier 82 in Philadelphia by September 12, 2024.
