Maritime News
Hybrid Electric LNG Carrier Design Gains Approval
Lloyd's Register grants AiP to a 185,000 cbm hybrid-electric LNG carrier design by HHI and KSOE, marking progress in sustainable shipping.
Casualties & Safety
U.S.-Contracted Ship Struck in Iranian Attack Near Strait of Hormuz
Fox News reports a U.S.-contracted vessel, carrying American personnel, was hit by Iranian drones and missiles in the Strait of Hormuz, causing minor.
Offshore & Energy
2020 Bulkers to Enter AHTS Market via Strategic Acquisitions
Norway-based 2020 Bulkers is set to expand into the AHTS sector by acquiring up to 15 large vessels, aiming to consolidate the market.
Offshore & Energy
LNG tanker diverted due to suspected cyberattack in Mediterranean
An LNG tanker experienced a systems failure in the Mediterranean, raising concerns about cybersecurity threats in maritime operations.
Suspected cyberattack halts LNG tanker en route to Europe
An LNG tanker on its journey from the US to Europe experienced systems failure, raising cybersecurity concerns in maritime trade.
Maersk to Order 42 New LNG Dual-Fuel Container Ships in $8.9 Billion Deal
Maersk is set to expand its fleet with 42 new LNG dual-fuel container ships, valued at $8.9 billion, as it doubles its newbuilding pipeline.
Dynagas Orders Four 200,000 Cu M LNG Carriers from Samsung Heavy Industries
Greek shipowner George Procopiou’s Dynagas has placed a $1bn order for four large LNG carriers with Samsung Heavy Industries, expanding its newbuilding.
TMC supplies marine compressed air systems to Maersk's newbuilds
Maersk orders eight 18,600 TEU dual-fuel container ships from New Times Shipbuilding, with TMC providing essential compressors.
Indian and Pakistani naval vessels collide in Arabian Sea
Two nations accuse each other of unprofessional conduct, heightening tensions in the region. This article details the collision between an Indian warship.
World's first hydrogen-fuelled engine ready for sea trials in 2028
Japan Engine has successfully tested its world-first hydrogen-powered marine engine, reducing emissions by over 95%, with plans to install it.
NYK completes world-first ship-to-ship ammonia bunkering operation
NYK and its Japanese partners have completed what is claimed to be the world’s first ship-to-ship (STS) ammonia bunkering, marking a significant milestone.
IMO Secretary General Urges End to Attacks on Merchant Ships and Seafarers
The International Maritime Organization (IMO) has reported 80 verified attacks in the Strait of Hormuz, resulting in at least 22 seafarer deaths.
