Seabulk Tankers sues after crash on Galveston Ship Channel
US-flagged tanker allegedly hit by reckless, speeding LPG carrier earlier this month
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March 2022
Fears grow for more than 1,000 seafarers trapped off Ukraine
Crisis for crew ahead, as supplies run low, and hopes of safety corridor to let ships out are dashed
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Shipowners Wary of Moving Russian Oil
Foreign ship owners are becoming increasingly wary of moving cargoes of Russian oil due to the conflict in Ukraine and the impact of Western sanctions on Moscow, the head of leading private Greek shipping group Angelicoussis said on Wednesday.U.S.
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Schottel, Lyon Shipyard in U.S. Offshore Wind Push
Schottel said Wednesday it had reached an agreement with Norfolk-based Lyon Shipyard that positions both companies for the expansion of the U.S. offshore wind industry. The maritime propulsion specialist said the agreement was established based…
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Danos Wraps Coastal Restoration Work for Shell in Louisiana
In late 2021, Danos completed four coastal restoration projects in south Louisiana on behalf of Shell Pipeline Company. The work will provide shoreline protection through a combination of customized 3D printed modules, nicknamed “Cajun Coral…
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