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Germany Launches Insurance Crackdown on Russian ‘Shadow Fleet’

Germany Launches Insurance Crackdown on Russian ‘Shadow Fleet’

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How Tariffs Impact Matson Shipping

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How Tariffs Impact Matson Shipping

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Escalating tariffs and shifting trade routes are testing the shipping giant’s momentum. Here’s how company leadership, retailers and economists are responding.See the Story

BHP Inks Charter Contracts with COSCO for Ammonia Dual-Fuelled Vessels

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BHP Inks Charter Contracts with COSCO for Ammonia Dual-Fuelled Vessels

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The five-year charter contracts involved two 210,000-dwt newbuildings to be delivered from 2028 ...See the Story

India’s Mazagon Shipbuilders to Acquire Colombo Dockyard

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India’s state-owned Mazagon Shipbuilders has revealed its proposed acquisition of a controlling stake in Sri Lanka’s Colombo Dockyard. If successful, this will become the first international acquisition by an Indian yard, at a time the country is intensifying efforts to capture a bigger share of the global shipbuilding market. The deal is valued at $52.96 million, representing at least 51 percent equity in Colombo Dockyard. This stake was earlie…Business · Colombo See the Story

ABB Signs 15-Year Fleet Service Agreement with Royal Caribbean Group

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EU Commission Working on Ports and Industrial Maritime Strategies

Acknowledging the growing pressure from global competition and rising security risks on Europe’s shipbuilding, maritime manufacturing, and shipping sectors, the European Commission is working on an EU Ports Strategy and an EU Industrial Maritime Strategy. It stated that as gateways for trade, logistics, energy, and military mobility, ports must fit to support the region’s future The EU is investing in a range of projects to reduce the environmen…Ireland · Ireland Read Article

Multiple Emissions Trading Systems Govern Maritime Industry

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Neste Expands Seaber’s AI-Assisted Solution Across its Operations

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James Fisher Lays Keel for Chemical Tanker ‘Orca Fisher’

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Stolt-Nielsen Records Strong Q2 Performance Amid Market Volatility

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Coos Bay intermodal port project receives $100 million in state backing

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The Pacific Coast Intermodal Port project would move containers by rail from the Port of Coos Bay, Ore., on the port’s 134-mile rail line. Pacific Coast Intermodal Port COOS BAY, Ore. — The Oregon legislature has approved $100 million in funding for the Port of Coos Bay project to develop a new ship-to-rail container terminal, the port announced this week. The Pacific Coast Intermodal Port would see containers loaded directly from ships on to tr…Coos Bay · Coos Bay See the Story

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