Latest Maritime News

gCaptain

technology February 24, 2026

Jiangnan Shipyard Gains Nuclear Equipment License, Boosting China's Maritime Reactor Plans

Jiangnan Shipyard (Group) Co., Ltd. has received authorization from China's nuclear regulator to produce and install civil nuclear safety equipment, potentially advancing China's nuclear-powered maritime projects, as reported by gCaptain. This development could pave the way for innovative nuclear-powered vessels, including experimental container ships and polar icebreakers.

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Offshore Energy

operations February 24, 2026

Technip Energies, JGC, SHI to Advance Mozambique's Second FLNG Project

Technip Energies, JGC, and Samsung Heavy Industries have been selected to advance Mozambique's second floating liquefied natural gas (FLNG) project, as reported by Offshore Energy. This partnership marks a significant step in the development of Mozambique's energy sector.

Offshore Energy

Seatrade Maritime

technology February 24, 2026

Corvus Energy Secures Battery System Deal for US Ferries

Corvus Energy, based in Bergen, has secured its first deal with Washington State Ferries to provide battery systems, as reported by Seatrade Maritime. This marks a significant milestone for the company in the US market.

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Seatrade Maritime

market February 24, 2026

Gemini Alliance Outshines Amid Container Line Delays

Seatrade Maritime reports that the Gemini alliance, comprising Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd, demonstrates potential improvements in ocean supply chain visibility despite a general decline in container line punctuality in 2026. This development highlights the possibility of change in an otherwise challenging year for shippers.

Seatrade Maritime

Splash247

market February 24, 2026

DHT Holdings Secures Lucrative Charter for VLCC

DHT Holdings has secured a lucrative one-year charter for its 2011-built VLCC, DHT Redwood, at a rate of $105,000 per day, as reported by Splash247. The charter is set to commence in March 2026.

DHT Redwood (tanker)

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Offshore Energy

operations February 24, 2026

Saipem Secures Major Offshore Contract with Aramco

Italy's Saipem has landed a significant offshore contract with Aramco in Saudi Arabia, valued at approximately $500 million, as reported by Offshore Energy. This deal positions Saipem in one of the world's largest offshore oil fields.

Offshore Energy

Splash247

security February 24, 2026

EU Extends Red Sea Naval Mission Amidst Crisis

The European Council has extended the EU's maritime security operation, EUNAVFOR ASPIDES, in the Red Sea until February 28 next year, albeit with a reduced annual budget, as reported by Splash247. This decision underscores the EU's ongoing commitment to ensuring maritime security and regional stability.

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Splash247

ports February 24, 2026

Maersk and MSC Take Over Panama Canal Terminals

Maersk and Mediterranean Shipping Co (MSC) have been granted temporary control of key terminals at the Panama Canal entrances following a Supreme Court ruling that annulled CK Hutchison's long-standing concessions, as reported by Splash247. This decision facilitates an immediate handover and an 18-month transition period.

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Seatrade Maritime

operations February 24, 2026

CK Hutchison Ceases Panama Terminal Operations Amid Legal Dispute

CK Hutchison has halted operations at a Panama terminal, citing the takeover by APM Terminals and MSC as 'unlawful,' according to Seatrade Maritime. The company is currently consulting with legal advisors to address the situation.

Seatrade Maritime

Splash247

regulations February 24, 2026

EU Fails to Pass Ban on Maritime Services to Russia

Splash247 reports that European Union ministers were unable to agree on a ban on maritime services to Russia, delaying the adoption of the bloc's 20th sanctions package. The proposal, which faced opposition led by Hungary, aimed to restrict insurance, classification, and ship management services to Russian operators.

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