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“We have about 450 ships under various forms of management now,” says President & CE...
Read More >>Head of ICS Shipping Lobby Guy Platten to Step Down in 2025
The International Chamber of Shipping, the trade association that represents 80 percent of the world’s merchant fl...
Read More >>Floating Solar Startup SolarDuck Completes Installation in Tokyo
Renewable power startup SolarDuck has completed the installation and commissioning of a floating solar demonstration project in th...
Read More >>Healthy Crew, Safe Vessel: Navigating the Importance of PEME Exams
Pre-employment medical examinations (PEME) play a crucial role in ensuring the health and wellness of seafarers in the c...
Read More >>Advancing Decarbonization With Enterprise-Grade Connectivity
The merchant maritime shipping industry powers trade and is the backbone of the global economy. Approximately 80-90% of...
Read More >>ABS and Seatrium Sign Green Partnership Agreement
Seatrium, the successor of Singaporean shipbuilders Keppel Offshore and Sembmarine, has been working hard to cement its place as a...
Read More >>Full Compliance for Ballast Water: InTank is a Robust Solution
The world of ballast water management is about to enter a new phase. The days of proactive owners installing BWMS ahead of sched...
Read More >>Wing-in-Ground Craft Startup Regent Secures $300M Leasing Deal
Regent, the manufacturer of a line of battery-electric wing-in-ground craft, has secured a $300 million purchase-and-lease agreeme...
Read More >>Maersk Warns Red Sea Impact Widens Creating Capacity Constraints and Costs
The largest container carriers are warning customers of increased disruptions and costs after the Houthi widened the att...
Read More >>Maersk Raises 2024 Outlook While Cautioning of Long-Term Challenges
Maersk reported what management called “a positive start” to the year in its first quarter results that was...
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