Panama Canal Congestion To Cause Delays At The Suez Canal, Affecting LNG Shipments
The unusual congestion at the Panama Canal might eventually result in delays in Egypt’s Suez Canal, possibly impacting cargoes containing liquefied natural gas.
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Cochin Shipyard Readies For 2nd Aircraft Carrier Order For Indian Navy
Cochin Shipyard Ltd. effectively launched a trio of anti-sub warfare shallow-water craft or corvettes at the same time
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Vale Begins Its First Biofuel Voyage On An Oldendorff Bulk Vessel, Hinrich Oldendorff
Vale, in collaboration with Oldendorff Carriers, is currently starting its maiden biofuel journey aboard a bulk carrier.
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MarineGPT Clinches People’s Choice Award at The Captain’s Table 2023
Marine Insight’s groundbreaking project, MarineGPT, was honored with the coveted “People’s Choice Award” at the prestigious maritime startup competition, The Captain’s Table, held in Hong Kong on 23rd November 2023.
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Singapore’s First Fully Electric Cargo Vessel Unveiled
The official launch of the Hydromover by Yinson GreenTech (YGT), a well-known supplier of green technology solutions, and the Goal Zero Consortium
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World’s 1st Multipurpose Ship With Drone Deployment Capabilities To Be Built By Damen Shipyards For Portuguese Navy
As Rear Admiral Jorge Pires, the director of vessels, and Damen Shipyards Group CCO formalized the contract, the Portuguese Navy signed it with Damen Shipyards Group.
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China’s Biggest Cruise Ship Adora Mediterranea Begins Maiden Voyage From Qingdao
The China-based cruise ship Adora Mediterranea set sail on November 26 from Qingdao, marking a substantial contribution to the Chinese cruise travel sector.
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Meyer Turku Delivers The World’s Largest Cruise Ship, Icon Of The Seas, To Royal Caribbean
Icon of the Seas, the largest cruise ship in the world, has been formally turned over to Royal Caribbean International by Finnish shipbuilder Meyer Turku.
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World’s Biggest Iceberg Moving Towards the Southern Ocean Could Disrupt Shipping
The biggest iceberg in the world is moving for the first time in over 30 years, scientists reported on Friday.
