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SFL buys dual-fuel chemical tanker pair, fixes them out to Stolt Tankers
John Fredriksen’s SFL Corporation has bought two LNG dual-fuel 33,000 dwt chemical tankers for approximately $114m and arranged long-term charters.…
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Transmed offloads newcastlemax pair
The first newcastlemax sales of the month are ticking in with brokers reporting Charalambos Mylonas-led Transmed has privately let go…
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TEN sells veteran aframax as fleet renewal presses ahead
Greek owner Tsakos Energy Navigation (TEN) has confirmed the sale of an ageing aframax tanker as it continues its fleet…
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Aboutships: How AI-ready is your maritime business?
Commentators have been waxing lyrical about how AI is set to transform the maritime industry, and with good reason. Increasingly…
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GEOS gets new majority shareholder as Oaktree sells out
Oslo-listed OSV pure play Golden Energy Offshore Services (GEOS) is getting a new majority shareholder after Oaktree Capital Management offloaded…
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Maersk sets sights on offshore wind logistics in South Korea
Danish shipping and logistics group Maersk has partnered up with compatriot wind turbine maker Vestas to set up a nacelle…
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Noble drillship bags two contracts in Africa
Offshore rig owner Noble Corporation has won two new deals for its Noble Venturer drillship offshore Africa. Following the early…
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Ørsted taps Rovco for O&M work on two US offshore wind farms
UK-based subsea technology and services firm Rovco has signed a framework agreement with Danish offshore wind giant Ørsted to provide…
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UK makes more funding available for AI and smart shipping
UK Maritime Minister Lord Davies of Gower has announced an £8m ($9.85m) funding boost to kickstart feasibility studies for smart…
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PXGEO expands with Modus Subsea Services acquisition
Peter Zickerman’s marine seismic player PXGEO has expanded its subsea offering through the acquisition of UK-based Modus Subsea Services. Modus…
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Shipping hits out at scant coverage of hijacked crews
The world’s leading shipping associations have highlighted the inequality seafarers face as hostages. “The world would be outraged if four…
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Third channel opens in Baltimore
A third 6 m deep channel has been established through the downed bridge at Baltimore port providing limited access for…
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IMO highlights two fraudulent shipping registries
Ahead of this week’s meeting of its legal committee, the secretariat at the International Maritime Organization (IMO) has warned about…
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Hot take on wifi cold spots
‘Is it ignorance, arrogance, a lack of empathy, perhaps all combined with a psychotic approach to profit maximisation?’ Steven Jones,…
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World’s first ammonia dual-fuel aframaxes ordered
AET, the tanker arm of Malaysia’s top shipping line MISC, has placed an order for the world’s first ammonia dual-fuel…
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Belships expands ultramax newbuild campaign
Norwegian bulker owner Belships has expanded its newbuilding orderbook with two more ultramaxes in Japan, lifting its fleet to 40…
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Ciner bulks up with kamsarmax newbuilds at Hengli Shipbuilding
Turkey’s Ciner Shipping has added four kamsarmaxes to its large bulk carrier orderbook across Chinese shipyards. The Istanbul-based bulker and…
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Geneva Dry Dialogues: Shipfix
What do corn, coffee, the Venezuelan bolívar, and shipping markets share? According to Alex Stuart-Grumbar, head of maritime data products…
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New York scraps three offshore wind projects
The US offshore wind industry took another heavy hit after the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA)…
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Denmark kicks off its biggest offshore wind tender
Denmark on Monday launched its biggest offshore wind tender to date, offering no subsidies to developers competing for the right…
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