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A Beijing military expert stated that these new drones, by mimicking the swimming of manta rays, possess greater endurance, range and acoustic stealth.

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First methanol-powered vessel officially delivered for maritime operations

Joshua Falcón · June 25, 2024

The vessel has impressive dimensions: 148 meters in length, 27.2 meters in width and 14.3 meters in draft.

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Interislander Aratere ferry stranded off New Zealand

Ruth Arteaga · June 25, 2024

The ferry was carrying 47 people who were unharmed, while images on social media showed passengers wearing life jackets in Pine Bay.

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North Star is the first to use Chartwell’s Midi-SOV and VARD

Ruth Arteaga · June 23, 2024

The Midi-SOV offers an additional 13 hours of daily access compared to some CTV models during the winter months.

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Hempel’s silicone-based marine coating validated by DNV

Ruth Arteaga · June 23, 2024

The global application of Hempaguard X7 has achieved a reduction in CO2e emissions equivalent to taking 5,125,978 cars off the road.

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Companies modernize ships with hydrogen cells thanks to funding

Ruth Arteaga · June 22, 2024

The Kvitnos project could become Samskip's second hydrogen vessel, cementing its commitment to maritime decarbonization.

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Controversy Erupts Over New Chinese Mega-Port in Peru

Ruth Arteaga · June 22, 2024

The Chancay mega-port will be the first on the Pacific coast of South America capable of receiving mega-ships.

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Mitsubishi Shipbuilding to Craft Eco-Friendly RORO Ships in Japan

Ruth Arteaga · June 20, 2024

The new vessels will be able to reduce CO2 emissions by more than 10% through the use of dual-fuel engines and energy-saving technology.

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India approves construction of major port valued to improve trade with Europe

Joshua Falcón · June 19, 2024

It is designed to house terminals that can handle "mega-ships" as well as specialized oil facilities.

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Philippines claims continental shelf rights in the South China Sea

Joshua Falcón · June 18, 2024

The Philippines seeks to register its right to an extended continental shelf in the Western Palawan region.

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Chinese researchers mimic DARPA manta ray underwater drone

First methanol-powered vessel officially delivered for maritime operations

Interislander Aratere ferry stranded off New Zealand

North Star is the first to use Chartwell’s Midi-SOV and VARD

Hempel’s silicone-based marine coating validated by DNV

Companies modernize ships with hydrogen cells thanks to funding

Controversy Erupts Over New Chinese Mega-Port in Peru

Mitsubishi Shipbuilding to Craft Eco-Friendly RORO Ships in Japan

India approves construction of major port valued to improve trade with Europe

Philippines claims continental shelf rights in the South China Sea