The U.S. plans to impose fees on ships linked to China, urging allies to follow suit. This initiative aims to strengthen domestic shipbuilding and counter China’s maritime dominance.
The LNG shipping industry is experiencing a major decline as freight rates have reached all-time lows. This drop is due to too many vessels and delays in new liquefaction projects, …
China’s shipbuilding industry secures major contracts worth billions, capturing 75% of global orders in 2024, while facing scrutiny from the U.S. over trade practices.
CK Hutchison has announced a $22.8 billion deal to sell its international ports portfolio, including key terminals in Panama, to BlackRock and MSC, marking a significant shift in global infrastructure ownership.
The ITF and the Philippines have signed an agreement to enhance mental health support for seafarers, marking a significant step in addressing the unique challenges faced by maritime workers.
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Corvus Energy’s Dolphin NxtGen Marine Battery System Receives Lloyd’s Register Approval
Corvus Energy’s Dolphin NxtGen marine battery system has received Type Approval from Lloyd’s Register, confirming its compliance with stringent safety standards in the maritime industry.
Shipyards
Explore the challenges facing the Japanese shipbuilding industry in 2025, including global competition, labor shortages, and rising costs. Discover how Japan responds with innovation, green …
Shipping Companies
June 2025 | Victoria, British Columbia — In a significant move to modernize its aging fleet and meet growing passenger demand, BC Ferries has announced the procurement of four …
Classification Societies
Classification societies are independent organizations that establish and maintain technical standards for the construction and operation of ships and offshore structures. They play a critical …
Marine Engines
MAN Energy Solutions has announced the upcoming delivery of the world’s most powerful two-stroke methanol engine, which is set to revolutionize the maritime industry. This …
