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Seatrade Maritime: Alternative fuelled vessel orders plateau as regulations stall
Container ships continue to lead dual fuel capable newbuilding contracts according to figures from Clarksons
Maritime Executive: Latvia Investigates New Cable Damage Incident in the Baltic
Latvian authorities confirmed they are investigating damage to a subsea optical cable that happened at the end of last week in the Baltic. The authorities suspect a vessel might have been involved.
Maritime Executive: China’s Hengli Claims Industry First Floating Four VLCCs Simultaneously
The rapid rise of China’s Hengli Heavy Industry into one of the leading global shipbuilders took a new step with an event on January 4, which the company claims as an industry first. The shipyard launched four 306,000 dwt very large crude carriers (VLCC) simultaneously.
Maritime Executive: Bankrupt Retailer Bed, Bath & Beyond Files Sixth FMC Complaint on Carriers
The estate of former retailer Bed, Bath & Beyond continues its efforts to blame the shipping industry and the problems moving containers during and after the COVID pandemic as a contributing factor in its collapse. Last week,
Splash247: The real divide in shipping is transparency, not geography
The shipping market is entering a new structural phase shaped not by its usual cycles but by a vessel’s environmental performance and its ability to prove it. The industry’s direction of travel is clear
Splash247: Minerva doubles down on 3,000 teu series
Greek owner Minerva Marine has topped up its container newbuilding programme, placing orders for two more 3,100 teu ships at Penglai Jinglu Shipyard in China.
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Splash247: Jinjiang Shipping eyes up to eight boxship newbuilds
Shanghai-listed Jinjiang Shipping has moved to grow its container fleet, unveiling plans to invest up to RMB 1.94bn (about $270m) in a series of bangkokmax newbuildings.
Splash247: COSCO grows heavylift fleet with Chengxi order
Cosco Shipping Specialised Carriers has moved to grow its heavylift fleet, placing an order for four multipurpose vessels at CSSC’s Chengxi Shipyard as demand from the wind power sector continues to build.








