Maersk Places Landmark Orders for LNG Dual-Fuel Vessels in China
Brokers report that Maersk has turned to China for its latest expansion, placing significant orders for LNG dual-fuel vessels.
Brokers report that Maersk has turned to China for its latest expansion, placing significant orders for LNG dual-fuel vessels.
A fire erupted on two LPG carriers, Captain Nikolas and B-LPG Sophia, during a ship-to-ship transfer of LPG in the Bay of Bengal.
A fire erupted on two LPG carriers, Captain Nikolas and B-LPG Sophia, during a ship-to-ship transfer of LPG in the Bay of Bengal.
Shell has turned to the Chinese shipbuilding market to secure a number of MR2 product tankers valued at approximately $480 million.
An incident occurred on the evening of October 9th when two cargo ships collided with each other off the coast of Hachinohe City, Japan.
On October 8, a crane collapsed onto a vessel at Odisha's Paradip Port, resulting in damage to the ship and injuries to the crane operator.
Chinese shipowner Fujian Guohang Ocean Shipping is solidifying its commitment to methanol-ready kamsarmax newbuilds at Wuhu Shipyard.
The world’s largest bunkering event, SIBCON, is currently taking place in Singapore, the global leader in bunkering operations.
Another tragic accident has occurred in Bangladesh, involving a fire aboard a crude oil tanker owned by Bangladesh Shipping Corporation.
2024 has been a standout year for Asian shipbuilders, with newbuild prices reaching unprecedented levels, according to data from Clarksons.
Zhangjiagang Oceanicwit Shipping continues its buying spree, showing no signs of slowing down during an aggressive clutch of acquisitions.
A newly established container shipping company based in Shanghai, STF Shipping, has started offering services throughout northeast Asia.
Nineteen crew members aboard a bulk carrier were saved by the Taiwan Coast Guard after their ship began taking on water near Taiwan's coast.
A deadly accident occurred following an explosion aboard the crude oil tanker Banglar Jyoti at Chittagong Port’s Eastern Refinery.
After Marcos administration’s relaxes cabotage laws, France’s CMA CGM becomes first foreign shipping line to operate routes in the Philippines.