Maritime News
QatarEnergy rejects pipeline for gas exports, says LNG makes no sense
QatarEnergy's CEO says moving gas via pipeline is not economically viable, while the company faces delays in its LNG expansion project due to Strait.
Regulation & Class
Hanwha Ocean and HD HHI Secure Key Approvals for Ammonia Fuel Transition
Hanwha Ocean and HD HHI receive key approvals from ABS for ammonia fuel systems, marking a significant step towards cleaner maritime operations.
Newbuilds & Orders
Dong Fang Offshore Orders New Vessel from Vard
Taiwanese offshore vessel owner Dong Fang Offshore approves construction of another support vessel from Norwegian shipbuilder Vard, adding capacity.
Newbuilds & Orders
Jan De Nul orders second subsea trenching vessel for cable burial
Jan De Nul has ordered a second trenching support vessel designed to bury subsea cables, bringing its fleet up to five vessels under construction.
Trafigura launches Volare Shipping with $500m Oslo IPO
Trafigura, a commodity trading giant, is establishing Volare Shipping to own and operate a fleet of 14 VLCCs, with plans to raise $500 million through.
Indonesia Plans to Right Capsized Ship as Search Continues for Missing
Authorities in Indonesia are preparing to right a capsized passenger vessel, while search efforts continue for 129 missing individuals, highlighting.
South Korea's Arctic shipping ambitions face financial and operational hurdles
This article examines South Korea's efforts to develop ice-class ships and Arctic routes, highlighting challenges despite government support.
Netherlands Coastguard receives new patrol vessel ENFORCER
The Netherlands Coastguard has received the modern patrol vessel ENFORCER, designed for surveillance and safety in the North Sea.
Strait of Hormuz vessel traffic falls to record low
Preliminary data shows just three ships crossed the Strait on Wednesday, signaling heightened regional tensions. A detailed look at current maritime trends.
US Navy Expands Shipbuilding Options with Prototype LCU-1700 Awards
The U.S. Navy has awarded contracts to three Gulf Coast shipyards for the construction of prototype LCU-1700 vessels, aiming to enhance production.
US Navy Expands Shipbuilding Options for LCU-1700 Prototypes
The U.S. Navy has selected three Gulf Coast shipyards to build seven prototype Landing Craft Utility (LCU) 1700 vessels, expanding production options.
Japan’s Big Three Shipowners Back Standard CO2 Carrier Design
Six major Japanese companies have jointly developed an Approval in Principle (AiP) for a 42,000 cu m LCO2 carrier as demand for CCS shipping increases.
