- Daily News
The Rise of Nuclear Powered Shipping with Micro Modulator Reactors
by The MaritimeHub Editor 3 minutes readExplore the innovative nuclear-powered shipping initiative utilizing micro modular reactor technology, aimed at enhancing emergency response capabilities in remote areas.
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Overcoming LNG Bunkering Challenges in the Maritime Industry
by The MaritimeHub Editor 3 minutes readExplore the rising demand for LNG in the maritime industry and the challenges of developing adequate bunkering infrastructure to support this transition.
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Greece Repay First Bailout Loans by 2031, Marking a New Era for the Economy
by MaritimeHub Team 3 minutes readGreece plans to repay first bailout loans by 2031, ten years early, marking a significant step towards economic recovery and shedding its EU debt label.
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Greek Shipowners Stay Positive Amid Tariff Challenges
by The MaritimeHub Editor 2 minutes readGreek shipowners express optimism at the Delphi Economic Forum, believing that tariff impacts will be manageable and that their share of the global fleet will increase.
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Historic Agreement: IMO Global Carbon Fee for Shipping.
by MaritimeHub Team 2 minutes readDiscover the landmark decision by IMO member nations to implement the first global carbon fee for shipping, establishing ambitious emission reduction targets and a groundbreaking carbon revenue system. Learn about the fee structure, exemptions, and industry reactions to this pivotal climate policy that aims for net-zero emissions by 2050.
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Singapore Set to Launch Sea-Based LNG Bunkering Trials in 2025
by The MaritimeHub Editor 3 minutes readSingapore’s Maritime and Port Authority is set to conduct sea-based LNG bunkering trials in 2025, aiming to enhance its position as a leading hub for alternative marine fuels.
Shipyards
Japanese Shipbuilding in 2025: Navigating Competitive Waters
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 …
Tsuneishi Buys Mitsui: A Big Step in Japanese Shipbuilding Consolidation
Agreement Opens New Horizons for Greece’s Domestic Shipbuilding Industry
Davie Shipbuilding aim to Icebreaker contracts Acquiring Texas Shipyards
Turkish Shipbuilding Industry Faces Decline in Exports Amid Rising Costs.
Shipping Companies
BC Ferries Orders Four New Vessels from China to Modernize Fleet
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 …
The EU ETS and Its Impact on Maritime Shipping in 2025
Tsakos Energy Navigation Secures $1.3 Billion Shuttle Tanker Deal
CMA CGM Ambitious $20 Billion Investment Plan for U.S. Maritime Sector
Classification Societies
Top Classification Societies in 2025: Leaders by Gross Tonnage and Number of Ships
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 …
Surveyor Workload Across IACS Classification Societies (2025)
Global Marine Fleet and Classification Societies Market Trends (2020–2025)
Wiernicki to Step Down at ABS: A Legacy of Leadership and Change
Marine Engines
Revolutionizing Maritime Power: MAN Energy Solutions Launches Most Powerful Methanol Engine
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 …