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Sanmar Shipyards Completes Sea Trials for 3rd Fully Electric Tugboat Built for SAAM Towage
Tersan Shipyard Announces the Launching of the Advanced Factory Freezer Trawler
INMEX SMM India 2025: Gateway to India's Maritime Future for Global Businesses
DEHUKAM Takes Big Steps in the Mediterranean with a Youth Focus for Climate
IBIA Leads IMO Changes to Rules
Sanmar delivers technologically-advanced tug to fellow Turkish operator
The Swedish Club launches Passage Plan+ guide to enhance safe navigation
A Cooperation Protocol on Sea and Maritime Law Signed Between DEHUKAM and NIMA
Sanmar signs contract with new customer in Bulgaria for multi-purpose tug
Sanmar’s latest Ramparts 2400SX-MKII arrives in Norway
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ICS says shipping will overcome challenges and thrive in 2023
The shipping industry can overcome geopolitical challenges and thrive, said the Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers Greek Branch at its 17th Annual Forum.
Wakashio master admits that he had been drinking
MV Wakashio arrives at the wreck site
The Hong Bang 6 barge belonging to the Chinese company Lianyungang Dali Underwater Engineering, contracted to remove the stern of the Wakashio bulker.
Captain of Wakashio returns to the court
Maersk Drilling awarded drillship contract by Korea National Oil Corporation
Korea National Oil Corporation awarded Maersk Drilling a contract for the 2013-built Maersk Viking drillship.
BP denounces media reports related to Wakashio oil spill
Samsung delivers new suezmax shuttle tanker to AET
Oil tanker operator AET has purchased a new Suezmax Dynamic Positioning (DP2) shuttle tanker, the Eagle Pilar.
Rosneft Oil Company discovers Arctic gas field in Kara Sea
Abu Dhabi National Oil Company orders 3 VLCCs from Daewoo
The Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) has placed an order with the South Korean shipbuilder Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering for three very large crude carriers (VLCCs).
Mauritius oil spill to be cleaned up by January
17 dolphins found stranded on shores of Mauritius
Over the last few days, at least 17 dolphins have been found stranded on the shores of Mauritius, raising concerns as to whether these may be related to a recent oil spill from Wakashio bulker.
Wakashio bow towed away from Mauritius during investigation
Master and chief officer of Wakashio arrested by Mauritius police
The master and chief officer of Wakashio, a landed bulk carrier that split in two off Mauritius and caused an ecological catastrophe, was arrested by local authorities.
The bow section of Wakashio towed to deeper waters
Tokyo planned to send officials to assist Mauritius oil spill
Japanese Environment Minister Shinjiro Koizumi announced Saturday that they are preparing to send a team of environmental ministries and specialists to Mauritius soon to respond to the oil spill.
Turkey may begin oil exploration in the eastern Mediterranean
Oil in floating storage more than doubles within four weeks
According to data from oil analytics company Vortexa, the amount of main oil products kept in floating storage around the globe has more than doubled to around 68 million barrels in the past month.
Norway to decide whether to cut oil output
Ban of Heavy Fuel Oil in Arctic shipping continues
IMO continues its efforts to adopt a ban of Heavy Fuel Oil in the Arctic by 2021 during a meeting in London.
Lukoil launches cylinder oil for low-sulphur fuel
Caspian Sea States cooperate on pollution response
IMO has joined countries and stakeholders concerned with protecting the Caspian Sea from oil pollution at a regional meeting in Bandar-e Anzali, Islamic Republic of Iran (16-20 April).
Fuel oil consumption database explained
Maersk Oil confirms plan to shut Tyra field in 2018
Dec 30 Maersk Oil, a subsidiary of Danish shipping and oil company A.P. Moller-Maersk, confirmed in a statement on Friday that it planned to stop production at its Tyra gas field in October 2018 as it would no longer be economically viable.
LUKOIL Marine Lubricants celebrates its fifth anniversary of operations in Hong Kong
Maersk Oil awards 5 year agreement to Lloyd's Register
Maersk Oil has awarded a long-term contract to Lloyd's Register for a comprehensive suite of asset integrity services to support the development of Maersk Oil’s offshore operations in an efficient, safe and environmentally responsible manner.
Oil Spills from Barge off Finland’s Coast