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Gard, NAVTOR Integrate Loss Prevention Insights into NavStation

Marine insurer Gard and maritime technology company NAVTOR have partnered to integrate Gard’s loss prevention content into NAVTOR’s NavStation platform, aiming to improve access to safety guidance for crews and operators at

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Container vessel Orderbook Hits Record High

"Despite increasing trade policy uncertainty and falling freight rates, the container ship order book has continued to expand. It now totals more than 1,350 ships with a combined capacity of 11.8m TEU,”

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G7 Holds Off on Oil Reserve Release, Requests IEA Study

G7 energy ministers stopped short of agreeing on a release of strategic oil reserves on Tuesday and instead asked the International Energy Agency to assess the situation before acting.The IEA said it

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Equinor to Supply Bio-Methanol to Wallenius Wilhelmsen

Equinor has entered into a two-year bio-methanol supply agreement with Wallenius Wilhelmsen, a major global player in shipping and vehicle logistics, supporting a growing marine segment for low-carbon fuels.Soon bio-methanol from Equinor

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Gulf of Mexico Auction Yields Far Fewer Bids Than First Trump Sale

The Trump administration's second sale of oil and gas leases in the Gulf of Mexico in three months attracted far less industry interest than the auction it held in December, according to

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The Baltic Whale Enters Operation

Scandlines has put its new ferry, The Baltic Whale, into service on the Rødby-Puttgarden route from Denmark to Germany.The ferry marks an important step towards the company’s long-term goal of sailing without

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Report: COSCO Shipping Suspends Operations at Panama's Balboa Port

Chinese shipping and logistics conglomerate COSCO Shipping has suspended operations at the Balboa port at the entrance to the Panama Canal, local newspaper La Prensa reported on Tuesday.Reuters could not immediately confirm

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Cool Carriers Takes Delivery of First Next-Generation Snow-Class Reefer Fleet

Cool Carriers, the world’s largest operator of specialized reefer vessels, is set to operate seven new Type Reefer Carriers from Kitanihon Shipbuilding in Japan, and took delivery of the first vessel, Snow

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Germany's TKMS Submits Non-Binding Offer for Canada Submarine Tender

Warship builder TKMS has submitted a non-binding offer along with Norway for a multi-billion-dollar submarine contract from Canada, a company spokesperson told Reuters on Tuesday.The offer consists of around 1,500 pages and