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This integration will expand the operational capacity of the terminal, which receives more than 3,000 vessels annually, and will progressively replace the Monowai and…

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Floatel Triumph to return to Australian shores with new contract

Ruth Arteaga · July 6, 2025

The Floatel Triumph will return to Australia in 2026 with a new 35-day operating contract and extension option.

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Ingram Marine honors its leaders with christening of two new tugs

Ruth Arteaga · July 5, 2025

Ingram Marine's new tugs are named after two of its top leaders as a token of institutional recognition.

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CNOOC introduces for the first time environmentally friendly methanol in diesel ships

Joshua Falcón · July 4, 2025

CNOOC subsidiary injects green methanol into a diesel ship for the first time at Yangpu Port.

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Svitzer Barrington joins Newcastle port with new towage model

Ruth Arteaga · July 3, 2025

The Svitzer Barrington improves complex maneuvering and energy efficiency at Newcastle Harbour.

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ADES Holding Company reported towing incident in Egypt

Joshua Falcón · July 2, 2025

This incident immediately activated the company's emergency protocols.

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KR announces first boil-off gas recycling demonstration

Joshua Falcón · July 1, 2025

This process converts the evaporated gas into usable city gas. During the construction of a container ship in South Korea, they succeeded in converting…

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AAL DAMMAM enters service to boost renewable energy transport

Joshua Falcón · June 30, 2025

AAL Shipping's sixth Super B class multipurpose vessel is officially delivered and begins operations on the China-UK route.

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Sumitomo starts construction of Shell’s Gato do Mato FPSO in Japan

Joshua Falcón · June 30, 2025

This first steel cut activates the timeline to production and symbolizes the consortium's commitment to an infrastructure that will enhance deepwater energy production.