
COSCO & Fortescue Partner to Develop Green Fuel Supply Chain
China’s COSCO has entered into a preliminary agreement with Australian mining company Fortescue to establish a green fuel supply chain.
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China’s COSCO has entered into a preliminary agreement with Australian mining company Fortescue to establish a green fuel supply chain.
Read moreHolland America Line announced a new series of Celestial Cruises for 2026, offering guests the chance to witness extraordinary celestial events.
Read moreThe US Bureau of Ocean Energy Management will cancel a proposed offshore wind lease sale in the Gulf of Mexico, citing lack of developer interest
Read moreRED Hospitality and Leisure has announced its entry into the cruise industry, according to a recent company-issued statement.
Read moreA general average has been declared on the Maersk Frankfurt, a newly built 5,500 TEU container ship that caught fire a week ago.
Read moreCargo vessel Fu Shun encountered severe weather caused by Typhoon Gaemi. The vessel issued a distress call reporting that they were sinking.
Read morePrincess Cruises has unveiled its largest Alaska season ever for 2026, featuring the debut of its newest ship, the Star Princess.
Read moreVirgin Voyages is updating its policy to allow adult children to sail with their parents at no additional cost, as announced in a press release.
Read moreMadeira is set to host the 2024 Cruise Atlantic Islands Conference on September 27, as announced in a recent press release.
Read moreVariety Cruises has unveiled its first Uncharted Cruise, set to depart from Athens on August 23, and will be hosted by CEO Filippos Venetopoulos.
Read moreCentury River Cruises expands its fleet with the addition of a sixth ship, the Century Voyage, set to enter service on the Yangtze in September.
Read moreOriginally scheduled to operate in Asia, the Ovation of the Seas will now offer cruises departing from Los Angeles during the summer of 2025.
Read moreA marine claim management company reported that the bulk carrier Yangze 6 ran aground on July 16 while navigating through the Cape Fear River, NC
Read moreIn June, dockworkers and terminal operators processed 842,446 TEUs, representing a 41.1% increase compared to the same month last year.
Read moreRegional Cooperation Agreement on Combating Piracy and Armed Robbery against Ships in Asia reports an armed incident on bulk carrier Wadi Feran.
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