Greenpeace Protest Halts Work At $12.5 Billion Scarborough Gas Project, 2 Arrested
Two Greenpeace activists were arrested and charged with interfering with offshore petroleum installations or operations.
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Tanker Attacked With Rocket-Propelled Grenade Off Saudi Arabia, UKMTO Says
An oil tanker was hit by a rocket-propelled grenade (RPG) launched from a small boat about 78 nautical miles northeast of Al Jubayl.
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Maersk Lines Up First Indian Drydocking with Vessel Arrival At L&T’s Kattupalli Shipyard
Maersk Chattogram will enter Kattupalli Shipyard on 20 October as part of its partnership with L&T to strengthen India’s ship repair capabilities.
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World’s Largest Ethanol Bunkering Operation Completed By Maersk In Singapore
Maersk Halifax has completed ethanol bunkering in Singapore, taking on approximately 5,000 metric tonnes of ISCC-certified bioethanol.
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Supertanker With 2 Million Barrels Of Oil Explodes After Hitting Naval Mine In Hormuz
A supertanker loaded with around two million barrels of crude oil struck a naval mine while sailing through the Strait of Hormuz.
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Taiwan Expels 16 Chinese Ships Engaged In Maritime Harassment Operations In Multi-Front Standoff
Taiwan’s Coast Guard said that it intercepted and drove away 16 Chinese ships involved in ‘maritime harassment’ activities around Taiwan.
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Chaos In St. Petersburg As Massive Oil Terminal Reports Blasts During Ukrainian Drone Strikes
Ukraine reportedly launched a massive overnight drone attack on Russia, targeting the St. Petersburg Oil Terminal, a data center, and a bridge.
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5,200-Ton Hunter-Killer Submarine ‘Rubis’ Built For French Navy Rolls Off The Production Line
The fifth of the six Suffren-class nuclear attack submarines is ready to be fitted out and undergo trials.
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EU Blacklists Mumbai-Based Commercial Ship Manager Over Russian Crude Transfers
A ship manager based in Mumbai, India, was one of the three individuals sanctioned under the new EU sanctions package against Russia.
