London should fly the flag for shipping amid global upheavals and market boom
Now is a window for the UK to turn the tide of its declining maritime status
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September 2026
Transocean’s 2016-built drillship wins multimillion-dollar job in Equatorial Guinea
Switzerland-based offshore drilling contractor Transocean has secured an estimated 170-day assignment for its ten-year-old ultra-deepwater drillship off the coast of Equatorial Guinea, adding approximately $80 million to the offshore driller’s backlog….
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India and China defy anti-Russia sanctions bill passed by US Congress
Beijing and New Delhi say they oppose ‘unilateral’ sanctions and will not change their crude supply policy
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CU Lines orders its largest-ever container ships in China
The Shanghai-based company has ordered two conventionally fuelled 14,000-teu newbuildings
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Exmar stays hungry for FSRU business as company builds on its specialisms
Company pursuing FLNG projects and yes, it still has those suezmax newbuildings
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