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The U.S Navy's ambition to deliver the first Columbia class nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarine in record time could fall short, thanks in part to a lack of schedule risk analysis, according to a new report.

Hapag-Lloyd is joining a project underway in Germany to evaluate options for the supply of ammonia as bunker fuel.

Japanese shipping company Mitsui O.S.K. Lines is pushing ahead with ambitions to deploy ultra-large bulk carriers operating on new generations of clean fuels.

Maersk announced its intentions to move to a single brand identity as it works to integrate recent acquisitions and its multiple brands as the corporation continues the move toward its vision of a global logistics provider.

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The Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore is commencing a review of the proposed acquisition of South Korea’s Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering by the Hanwha Group.

Japanese shipping company Mitsui O.S.K. Lines is pushing ahead with ambitions to deploy ultra-large bulk carriers operating on new generations of clean fuels.

Maersk announced its intentions to move to a single brand identity as it works to integrate recent acquisitions and its multiple brands as the corporation continues the move toward its vision of a global logistics provider.

The EU's shipping price cap on Russian diesel and fuel oil takes effect on February 5, and the European Commission is thinking of setting the initial cap level at $100 per barrel, according to Bloomberg.

As the search continues for new alternative fuels to contribute to the decarbonization of shipping, Norway’s MPC Container Ships has entered into a future contract with Germany’s Ineratec for a new synthetic marine diesel oil for its ships.

DNV welcomed the key stakeholders of the Greek shipping community to share

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A severe foreign exchange crisis in Pakistan is hitting importers hard, particularly for oil and for containerized freight, and it has the potential to reshape substantial parts of the nation's trading ties.

Construction of the first inland cargo ship that will operate entirely on hydrogen marked a key milestone in the demonstration project that expects to place the ship in service later this year.

A new design project is addressing the challenge of taking an in-service Newcastlemax bulker and making it compliant with the IMO’s new emissions initiatives.

Seven months after an explosion took the Freeport LNG facility offline, the operators are asking regulatory for approval to take the first steps in restarting operations.

Biofouling, the accumulation of microorganisms, algae and plants on the hull