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India amongst top suppliers of seafarers
The country is making major investments to fuel its maritime sector.
India amongst top suppliers of seafarers
The country is making major investments to fuel its maritime sector.
Marine bunker oil market to hit $280.7b by 2033
APAC is a market leader.
Aster invests $161.25m for single buoy mooring upgrade
The upgrades will enable greater capacity for energy imports.
Some nations bet on shipbuilding to drive economic growth
Western shipbuilding companies face intense competition from Asian rivals.
Yangzijiang Shipbuilding bags eight contracts worth $567.6m
Meanwhile, deals for four oil tankers were terminated.
Strategic Marine achieves technical acceptance for 40m passenger ferries for Bermuda
The ferries have a capacity of 550 passengers.
ONE’s 24,000 TEU-class mega vessel hits new loading record
ONE Innovation is on its way to England.
HK invites bids for green fuel storage development
Deadline for submission is 25 November.
NYK complex ship-to-ship transfer of 23,000 tonnes of liquefied ammonia
This was the first operation involving liquefied ammonia.
Hanwha Ocean bags large container ship deal from Yang Ming Marine
The deal involves seven 15,880 TEU large container vessels.
Seatrium sells AmFELS yard in Texas for $65m
The sale will allow the company to fuel capital and operational efficiencies.
Global docks market to reach $2.22b in 2029
Thanks to various factors such as the rise in maritime shipping.
PIS and Indonesia govt ink cooperation boosting seafarers’ safety
This will streamline data sharing to improve the addressing of emergencies.
SMF inks deals to enhance young talent in maritime sector
The agreements include scholarships to ready the workforce.
PIL holds naming ceremony for first LNG dual-fuel vessel in Ghana
This will operate on the South West Africa Service.
Various maritime projects bag AiP from BV
The projects include LNG carriers, floating LNG units, and digital ship design, amongst others.
Marco Polo Marine bags $100m ship chartering deals
The contracts span the next three years.