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Seatrade Maritime
regulations March 31, 2026

ICS and ITF Urge Gulf States on Seafarer Welfare

The International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) and the International Transport Workers' Federation (ITF) have engaged with Gulf States representatives at the International Maritime Organization (IMO) to discuss the recognition of seafarers as key workers and the mechanisms for ship resupply, as reported by Seatrade Maritime.

Splash247
fleet March 31, 2026

Venergy Expands MR Tanker Orderbook at K Shipbuilding

Venergy Maritime, a Greek owner, is expanding its tanker fleet by firming up options for two additional MR product tankers at K Shipbuilding in South Korea, as reported by Splash247. This move increases Venergy's MR orderbook at the yard to a total of eight vessels, reflecting the company's rapid growth under Vyron Vasileiadis.

Splash247
ports March 31, 2026

Port of Gothenburg Secures Land for Expansion

The Port of Gothenburg has advanced its expansion plans by securing land in its outer harbour area, a move that supports future growth, as reported by Splash247. The transaction with Platzer includes land, office buildings, and water areas, valued at SEK 684 million ($71.5 million).

Port of Gothenburg (SE)
Splash247
other March 31, 2026

Subjective Injury Claims Rise in Maritime Industry

Kristin Poling from UK P&I Club discusses the increasing complexity of injury claims in the maritime sector, highlighting the psychological impacts that extend beyond physical injuries, as reported by Splash247. The article emphasizes the challenging conditions seafarers face, which contribute to these subjective claims.

Splash247
technology March 31, 2026

Chiyoda and NYK Partner for Global Carbon Capture Projects

Chiyoda Corporation has entered into a memorandum of understanding with Nippon Yusen Kaisha (NYK) and Knutsen NYK Carbon Carriers to collaborate on global carbon capture and storage projects, as reported by Splash247. The companies conducted a study in 2024 to evaluate the costs and schedules of these initiatives.

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