Yards see rise in LR2 tanker orders by little-known Chinese companies
Six shipyards in China are joining the league in building the ship type
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World Shipping Council joins calls from across supply chain for passage of US theft bill
Signatories say retail and cargo theft requires a federal solution
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Posidonia Deals to Steal the Spotlight This Week
With Posidonia fully underway, the next few days are expected to be “flooded” with reports of newbuilding deals from Greek owners. In the meantime, in its latest weekly report, shipbroker Banchero Costa said that “newbuilding transaction continue to fl…
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From data overload to decisive action: how real-time monitoring is helping shipping operators and crews avoid disruption and downtime
Shipping operators today face no shortage of data. But as their vessel crews manage tighter operating margins, more complex engines and growing pressure to avoid disruption, the challenge is translating that data into actionable insights that keep vess…
Posidonia 2026 Opens Its Gates As Strait of Hormuz Remains Closed
The global maritime community is gathering in Athens this week at a moment of acute strategic significance: with the Strait of Hormuz still closed to commercial traffic and energy supply chains under severe strain, the industry’s mandate to keep …
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