‘Euphoria time’: Echoes of 2008 and the canary in the coal mine
Shipowners debate the big question of the week as 2026 upcycle hits ominous length
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C-Suite Interview: Hayato Suga, President & CEO, ClassNK
Classification societies have always occupied a unique position in maritime: technical arbiters, rule makers, certifiers, and, increasingly, strategic advisors helping shipowners navigate some of the most consequential decisions in shipping’s and shipb…
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UK oil & gas operator hires Dolphin Drilling’s rig on multimillion-dollar gig
Dolphin Drilling, an Oslo-listed, Aberdeen-headquartered owner and operator of a fleet of harsh environment mid-water and deepwater semi-submersible drilling rigs, has picked up an assignment in the UK with an undisclosed oil and gas operator for one o…
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Ineos and Marubeni’s deal bringing more LNG to Asia
London-based Ineos Energy has shaken hands with Marubeni Corporation, a Japanese integrated trading and investment business conglomerate, on a liquefied natural gas (LNG) supply deal, which enriches Asia’s LNG arsenal.
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Book Review – BLUE BHARAT: India’s Voyage to a Resilient Ocean Economy
Some books arrive as commentary; Blue Bharat arrives as a working instrument. Capt. Gajanan Karanjikar’s latest contribution is not a lyrical ode to the sea, nor a policy pamphlet dressed in maritime romance. It is something rarer and far more…
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