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gCaptain
Two crew members are missing and one is injured following a suspected U.S. missile strike on a tanker off the coast of Oman, as reported by gCaptain. Maritime officials are investigating the incident.
Offshore Energy
Gasum and Naftogaz Group have locked in multi-year liquefied natural gas capacity at Lithuania's LNG terminal, as reported by Offshore Energy. The terminal is operated by KN Energies.
Splash247
Brazil has delayed the full enforcement of its biofouling regulations by 18 months, but shipowners could still face fines of up to $9 million for non-compliance, as reported by Splash247. The regulations, under NORMAM-401/DPC Chapter 4, are issued by the Brazilian Navy's Directorate of Ports and Coasts.
Offshore Energy
Swedish company Alleima has received a nearly $105 million contract for subsea components for a major energy project in Indonesia, as reported by Offshore Energy. The project involves advanced stainless steels and special alloys.
Seatrade Maritime
Seatrade Maritime reports on the latest time charter rates for dry bulk and tanker shipping, highlighting trends in the maritime market. The report provides insights into the fluctuations affecting these sectors as of June 10.
Splash247
Chinese ports have taken the lead in the latest Container Port Performance Index, with Fuzhou ranked first, followed by Dalian, according to Splash247. The rankings, published by the World Bank and S&P Global Market Intelligence, highlight the dominance of Chinese ports in global efficiency.
Splash247
A Hong Kong-based company, Synelysia Limited, has placed an order for four firm 1,900 teu bangkokmax feeder containerships at China's Xinle Shipyard, with options to expand the order to eight ships, as reported by Alphaliner, according to Splash247.
Offshore Energy
Norwegian company TGS is set to deliver a comprehensive multi-client seismic dataset to explore the potential of Equatorial Guinea's offshore basins, as reported by Offshore Energy. This initiative aims to provide deeper insights into the region's exploration prospects.
Offshore Energy
Germany's Deutsche Energy Terminal, a state-owned operator of LNG terminals, has announced plans to commission the next floating LNG terminal in September, marking the completion of the FSRU rollout. This development underscores the importance of LNG terminals for Germany's energy security, as reported by Offshore Energy.
Splash247
Purus Marine is linked to a new LNG carrier order at Samsung Heavy Industries, valued at approximately $252 million, with delivery set for January 2029, as reported by Splash247. This order marks an expansion of Purus Marine's fleet of gas carriers.
