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Seatrade Maritime
AD Ports Group has initiated trial operations at the Noatum Ports Safaga Terminal in Egypt, with a full operational launch planned for later this year, as reported by Seatrade Maritime.
Seatrade Maritime
Seatrade Maritime reports that Knutsen is advocating for the use of nuclear power in shipping to achieve decarbonization, highlighting the potential for nearly limitless power with zero emissions. This initiative calls on carriers to support the transition to nuclear energy as a sustainable solution.
Seatrade Maritime
Everllence has secured its first contract for a new dual-fuel methane engine from Global Car Carriers, highlighting proactive efforts by shipowners to meet sustainability targets despite regulatory delays, as reported by Seatrade Maritime.
Enstructure has agreed to acquire all marine terminal operations of LOGISTEC, expanding its presence in North America, as reported by Splash247. The acquisition includes operations under the Gulf Stream Marine and LOGISTEC Direct brands across Canada and the United States.
gCaptain
British authorities have charged the Indian captain of a tanker involved in Russia's shadow fleet for breaching UK sanctions on Russian oil exports, as reported by gCaptain. The operation highlights the UK's enforcement of sanctions amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.
Hengli, a Chinese shipbuilder, is projected to deliver at least 160 ships by 2028, marking a significant expansion in the industry, as reported by Splash247. The company acquired the former STX Dalian facility in 2022, rapidly building one of the largest order books in the sector.
gCaptain
Royal Marine Commandos boarded a 244-meter Aframax tanker in the English Channel during a dawn operation, as reported by gCaptain. The operation involved fast-roping from RAF Chinook helicopters onto the vessel's deck.
gCaptain
gCaptain reports that two U.S. senators have introduced bipartisan legislation to prohibit Chinese and Russian government-linked vessels from conducting research in U.S. Arctic waters. This move reflects Washington's growing concern over the potential use of scientific missions for intelligence gathering in the region.
gCaptain
The process of ensuring the Strait of Hormuz is free from mines could delay the resumption of normal shipping traffic by several weeks, as reported by gCaptain. Maritime security sources indicate that this delay follows a recent agreement to reopen the strategic waterway.
gCaptain
President Donald Trump announced that ships are now navigating the Strait of Hormuz via a southern transit corridor established amid recent tensions with Iran, as reported by gCaptain. The maritime industry is observing the situation with caution.
