Shishi Yongyi orders newbuilding duo at Taizhou JianXing
Chinese shipowners continue to show an appetite for mid-sized container tonnage
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Low-GHG methane’s role in keeping LNG-capable ships compliant
A new DNV white paper explores how bio-methane and e-methane, collectively called low-GHG methane, could offer a viable compliance route to help LNG‑capable ships stay compliant as greenhouse gas regulations tighten, benefiting from engine and fuel sys…
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The Hormuz risk question has changed and compliance frameworks haven’t caught up
Why “open” is no longer enough The language of open and closed has always been a simplification. Chokepoints do not switch cleanly between states. But the 2026 crisis has made that simplification actively dangerous for risk professionals. T…
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Dark side of AI exposes maritime cyber training gap, warns SmartSea
AI is promising enormous benefits for the maritime industry. However, as shipping embraces digitalisation, seafarers are not being trained at the same pace as the technology, warns Kris Vedat, CEO of maritime technology company, SmartSea. SmartSea is w…
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Autonomous Vehicles Solve (and Create) Problems for Ports
Autonomous vehicles are increasingly sophisticated defensive tools for ports wanting to protect against maritime threats – including attacks from other autonomous vehicles.In December 15 last year, the Security Service of Ukraine reported that…
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