‘We still believe in ammonia’: Hoegh Autoliners boss defends fuel choice for latest order
Enger argues many in shipping are unaware of how much green ammonia will soon be coming from China
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WATCH: Allseas takes 17,200-ton North Sea giant ashore 42 years after first oil
More than four decades after first producing oil, a 17,200-ton North Sea platform has been lifted from its steel jacket in a single operation and loaded aboard a heavy-lift vessel, owned by Switzerland-based offshore contractor Allseas, marking the sta…
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Shipyard in Focus: RMK Marine Builds a New Generation of Ships in Türkiye
Shipbuilding rewards experience, but today’s rapidly evolving maritime market increasingly demands something else: a willingness to build ships that have never been built before.For Türkiye’s RMK Marine, that combination of experience and experimentati…
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Bencros Marine Fenders Introduces Verified CO2 Savings for Customers
Bencros Marine Fenders, a Slovakia-based manufacturer of rubber fenders for ports, tugs and workboats, announced at the SMM Start-up Night in Hamburg that the CO2 savings embedded in its fenders are now independently verified and can be transferred to …
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UK seizes $5.2m after stolen Ukrainian grain probe
Law enforcement says it discovered links between UK-based accounts and Iranian oil sales
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