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HD Hyundai signed on Monday a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to establish a multi-billion-dollar investment program
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HD Hyundai, Cerberus to jointly help revitalize US maritime capabilities
Greece’s Euroseas boxship owner, listed on Nasdaq stock market, led by Aristides Pittas has signed a contract for the construction of two
SWITCH Maritime bags $2 million for NY's first hydrogen fuel cell-electric ferry
A senior executive of HD Hyundai, South Korea’s shipbuilding business, held talks in Seoul with Bill Gates on cooperation in small
Eastern Shipbuilding wins Washington State Ferries contract for two hybrid-electric ferries
Florida-headquartered Eastern Shipbuilding Group has obtained Notice to Proceed from Washington State Ferries (WSF) to build two hybrid-electric ferries for the Evergreen State, with an option for an additional 160-vehicle unit.
ONE adds latest ammonia/methanol-ready containership to its roster
Singapore-based shipping company Ocean Network Express (ONE)has taken delivery of the next 13,900 TEU fit-for-the-future container vessel from Japan’s Imabari Shipbuilding.
As disclosed, the vessel—christened One Sincerity—was constructed at Imabari’s Hiroshima Shipyard. It was handed over to its owner on August 12.
The ship, which has reportedly been classed by the UK’s classification society Lloyd’s Register (LR), boasts an overall length of 335.94 meters, a breadth of 51 meters, a depth of 30.1 meters, and a 140,233 gross tonnage (GT).
Per representatives of Imabari Shipbuilding, One Sincerity was designed for future conversion to operate while running on methanol and ammonia. Moreover, the Singapore-flagged boxship is said to have been readied to be fitted with a carbon capture system, as well, for which the vessel secured approval in principle (AiP) from LR.
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EPS taps Chinese yard for 12+6 LNG dual-fuel boxships, with CMA CGM charter deal
China’s Fujian Mawei Shipbuildinghas clinched an order for a dozen eco-friendly 1,800 TEU container vessels from Singapore-based shipowner Eastern Pacific Shipping (EPS), with an option for an additional six units.
TS Lines orders four methanol-ready boxships in China
Taiwanese shipping player TS Lines has ordered four methanol-ready containerships at CSSC Hunagpu Wenchong, a subsidiary of China State Shipbuilding Corporation (CSSC).
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UK’s first ROUV certified to Workboat Code 3
LR expands its Advisory services to support the growing complexity of the ports sector
Global bunker fuel quality holds steady as biofuel blends gain momentum
Breakthrough Electric Propulsion Technology for Maritime Industry Earns ABS Certification
LR appoints new Business Director and Senior Representative for Africa
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Raymond James Stays Bullish on Snowflake (SNOW) After Beat-and-Raise Quarter
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