1.7m TEU at Risk as Northern Europe Ports Face Week-Long Strike Wave
German and Dutch dockworkers walk out over wages and social security cuts, paralysing Europe’s busiest hubs.
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Trade War Escalation Sends Global Markets Into Deeper Uncertainty
China strikes back with sweeping new tariffs as US-China relations plunge further, leaving no room for negotiation
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Panama offers its support for future projects to Alimia Shipyards, the owner of the Astibal, Astander, and Astican shipyards
"We are meeting a key need in the international market. Today, Panama has a shipyard that offers high-quality and reliable naval repairs," stated Germán…
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Odfjell marks first move into wind with installation of four bound4blue eSAILs® on BOW Olympus
Global chemical tanker operator Odfjell continues drive to decarbonization with bound4blue suction sails on advanced tanker for substantial savings
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Jan De Nul and DEME joint venture signs letter of award for dredging works at Vadhavan Port in India
A joint venture of Jan De Nul and DEME has signed a letter of award with Indian engineering and construction company ITD Cementation for…
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Ocean Network Express and the Singapore Maritime Foundation sign a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to nurture maritime talent
Ocean Network Express to sponsor two scholarships and two internships annually from 2025 to 2027 as part of the ongoing ONE – MaritimeONE partnership
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DFDS launches freight route between Spain and the Netherlands
DFDS is launching a weekly freight service connecting Spain and the Netherlands, aimed at serving the needs of industrial customers, freight forwarders and project…
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Höegh Autoliners & Svitzer set new standard for sustainable shipping in Australia
Agreement around EcoTow solution secures Höegh Autoliners the first-ever, low-carbon towage service in Australia
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Another cable contract in Taiwan awarded to Van Oord
Rotterdam, the Netherlands, 13·01·2025 – Van Oord has been contracted by Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) to install inter-array cables for the Fengmiao 1 offshore…
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The momentum of high earnings will continue in 2025 for crude tanker owners
07·01·25 – Crude tanker owners will continue to enjoy attractive earnings in 2025 amid economic and geopolitical uncertainties, as slow fleet growth and increased…
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Floating Power Plant strengthens advisory board with global energy leaders
Among them, the Spanish energy giant Repsol, the Irish energy company ESB, and a major confidential player in the oil and gas industry
