22MW Cruise Pods: Kongsberg’s Bet on the Future of Mega-Ships
Kongsberg Maritime launches five new Elegance Pod sizes to power the next generation of cruise giants.
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US shipbuilding crisis: Trump’s MAP plans 100 new maritime zones
The 2026 Maritime Action Plan aims to rebuild US shipbuilding.
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Korea-U.S. Shipbuilding Pact: ABS Leads $1bn Tech Push for Next-Gen Vessels
ABS joins KRISO, KIAT and Texas A&M to fast-track smart shipbuilding and workforce certification under a new bilateral.
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EU Shipowners Export 12 Million Tonnes of Steel Yearly
A new report reveals that 66% of EU-owned tonnage is dismantled on South Asian beaches.
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Döhle doubles down: two more 14,000 TEU giants ordered from China
German owner Peter Döhle Schiffahrts has returned to Hudong-Zhonghua for a fresh pair of 14,000 TEU methanol-ready.
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Singapore bulker giant locks in 10-year yard deal for 325,000 dwt fleet
Winning International Group signs decade-long agreement with CSSC Beihai Shipbuilding for newbuilds and fleet support
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86,000-Ton Luxury Liner Sets Sail: Why Oceania’s New Sonata Class Matters
Fincantieri’s Marghera yard launches the first of five 86,000-gross-ton cruise ships for Oceania Cruises.
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US Navy’s 90,000-Ton Floating Fortress Joins Fleet
The 239-metre USNS Hector A. Cafferata Jr. delivers 52,000 sq ft of deck space and 9,500-nautical-mile range to the US.
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Hanwha Shipping Launches First VLCC as Fleet Expansion Hits Full Speed
The 320,000 dwt Elandra K2 enters service under Vitol charter as three more VLCCs near completion
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India’s Navy Goes Electric: UK Deal Powers 4 Warships
India and the UK will jointly develop full electric propulsion for four large Indian naval platforms.
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Canada’s $7.9bn Icebreaker Fleet: Why NATO’s Arctic Edge Just Got Sharper
Quebec shipyard lands C$11.3bn contract to build six Polar Class 3 icebreakers for the Canadian Coast Guard by 2038.
