Maritime News
Two Tankers Hit Off Oman in Strait of Hormuz Attacks
The latest attacks follow weeks of strikes and counterstrikes between Iran and the US, hitting merchant ships in the strategic waterway.
Offshore & Energy
Houthis seize Mocha port, tighten grip on Bab el-Mandeb
Houthi forces in Yemen have seized control of Mocha, tightening their hold over the strategically vital Bab el-Mandeb Strait and posing a threat to global.
Casualties & Safety
Ukrainian Drone Strikes Cause Damage in Russia and Sochi
Two drone attacks on Russian ports and a tourist town cause injuries, raising tensions amid ongoing conflicts.
Newbuilds & Orders
Polaris to Install WinGD Dual-Fuel Engines on Four Newcastlemax Bulkers
Polaris Shipping orders engines capable of running on methanol and ethanol, enhancing fuel flexibility for its future fleet.
Fujin Sailor Named as World’s First LNG Carrier with Two Wind Sails
Mitsui O.S.K. Lines formally named and equipped its new LNG carrier Fujin Sailor with wind-assist propulsion, marking the first vessel of its kind.
Naming Ceremony Held for New LNG Carrier Built by Samsung Heavy Industries
A new LNG carrier, Fujin Sailor, is set to debut with innovative propulsion systems in South Korea, marking significant advancements in maritime technology.
Iran claims attack on U.S. vessel in Strait of Hormuz; U.S. rejects claim
According to Marine Insight, Iran and the U.S. are at odds over an alleged strike involving unmanned vessels near the Strait of Hormuz, with tensions.
Nord Gas Solutions secures contract for LNG carriers with HD Hyundai
Nord Gas Solutions has been selected to supply cargo handling and fuel systems for two new 40,000 m³ medium gas carrier vessels, reinforcing the company's.
Japan invests $3.8 billion in shipbuilders to boost industry
Japan's Minister of Transport unveils a significant investment plan aimed at revitalizing its shipbuilding sector, following declining market share.
Qatar resumes LNG exports through Hormuz Strait after six-week hiatus
Qatar has resumed LNG exports via the Strait of Hormuz, marking the first laden carrier movement in nearly six weeks and signaling potential resumption.
Russia ships first crude from Vostok Oil project through Arctic
Rosneft begins shipments via new Sever Bay terminal, marking milestone in Russian Arctic oil exports.
EPS takes delivery of three LNG dual-fuel bulk carriers
Eastern Pacific Shipping (EPS) has received new vessels that will operate on cleaner fuel, part of a larger fleet series.
