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Mitsubishi Shipbuilding ships first marine ammonia fuel systems amidst maritime decarbonisation push
Units were delivered for J-ENG ammonia engine model.
Hong Kong launches smart port system to modernise cargo handling
It tracks sea, land, and air cargo in real time.
Port of Hamburg opens Dubai office to boost Gulf trade
Hamburg holds 80% market share with the UAE.
Nam Cheong wins $64.5m UAE contracts for autonomous and subsea vessels
The contract includes two unmanned landing crafts to be built at Miri Yard.
China’s first autonomous container ship completes 48,000 nautical miles
It completed 353 voyages last year, carrying 80,800 TEUs of cargo.
South Korea’s VINSSEN, MANA Engineering plan 800 TEU feeder hydrogen retrofit
It will add hydrogen fuel cells and battery storage for auxiliary power.
Samudera invests JPY230m in Japan unit
Shipping group says deal will not materially affect FY 2026 EPS.
Seatrium to cut $50m in annual costs with non-core asset sales
It sold 17 tugboats in Singapore for $104m with a towage contract.
Ontario Shipyards deal bolsters Hanwha Ocean’s Canadian expansion
The Korean shipbuilder will support Ontario naval industrial readiness.
Sinokor projected to control 24% of global VLCC spot market with fleet expansion
The fleet could ultimately exceed 100 vessels.
Asian LNG buyers drive demand growth as flexibility shapes contracts: report
Chinese buyers show the strongest appetite for long-term contracts at 83%.
Cochin Shipyard to build six LNG-powered vessels in $219.78m 'Mega' project
Deal with CMA CGM classified as a "Mega" project with final delivery set for 64 months.
CMA CGM, Cochin Shipyard sign deal for six LNG-fuelled container ships
Each vessel will have a capacity of 1,700 TEU and run on LNG fuel.
NYK’s Green Future cuts GHG emissions by 65% in world-first methanol bulker voyage
Methanol bunkering was completed in Ulsan, South Korea.
Paradip Port posts $204.6m provisional surplus on record 150.41 MMT cargo
Its expansion plan targets capacity beyond 500 MTPA.
Rules and regulation review stalls implementation of India's maritime laws
Union Minister Sonowal says drafting of maritime rules is ongoing via industry consultations.
